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Politics makes strange bedfellows
By JOHN CHILD
Collegian Staff Writer
A 1 Capone, the syphilitic
Chicago antique dealer and
ace businessman, always
rubbed his bullets with garlic.
According to Sicilian legend, if
your victim doesn’t die from
the wound itself, then at least
the garlic will induce
gangrene causing a slow
and fetid death.
Speaking of turkeys, the
Portuguese discovered that
the best way to tenderize a
turkey is to feed him cheap
brandy until he’s so pickled he
can’t feel the axe.
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Deborah Anzalone Sandra Gerson Linda Pierson
Martha Baylor Kathy Hetrick Marianne Rotunno
Anneßrault Joyce Johnston Susan Shepherd
Elizabeth Gates Eve Kingsbury Rebecca Thwaites
Anne Gettemuller Beth Kraus Marie Trauffer
Becky Gruber Kristi Paucke Winona Wall
Stephanie Welcomer
Now I can’t be sure exactly
what one has to do with the
other, but together they make
an appropriate preface to
today’s lecture: Recipes from
the Washington D.C. kings and
their makers.
Unfortunately, it wasn’t un
til just recently that Jimmy
and Jerry became non
nobodies, so theirs were not in
cluded in my collection of
celebrity recipes. So we’ll
start with a face from the
past
Mrs. Richard Nixon’s shrimp
superb
54 large SHRIMP ($4.50-lb.)
34 hard-boiled EGGS
IVS- cups BLUE CHEESE,
crumbled
2 cups MAYONNAISE
lb. CHEDDAR CHEESE,
grated
1 cup MARGARINE
1 cup HONEY
POTATO CHIPS
DIRECTIONS FROM PAT:
Half all the shrimp; dice eggs
into big chunks; combine rest
of ingredients and dump in
greased casserole. Add crum
bled potato chips on top. Bake
one hour at 250 degrees. Ser
ves 12.
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For an appetizer let’s
make ...
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson’s
bacon and cable TV puffs
1 cup MAYONNAISE
Vfe cup CHEDDAR CHEESE,
grated
2 teaspoons HORSERADISH,
drained
1 tablespoon SHERRY
% cup cooked BACON, crum
bled
DIRECTIONS: Put on toast or
crackers; hroil until golden.
For the main course we’ll
have. ..
Mrs. Griffin’s -chop
stick Tuna
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and recipes
After all,' what is good
enough for the man who got
Jerry Ford his job as vice
president two years ago is
good enough for us.
1 can CREAM OF MUSH -
ROOM SOUP
'A cup WATER
1 3-ounce can CHOW MEIN
NOODLES
lean TUNA FISH
1 cup sliced CELERY
>/4 cup ONIONS, chopped
% cup CASHEW NUTS
SALT to taste
DIRECTIONS:" Combine soup
and water and add half the
chow mein noodles, tuna fish,
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celery, nuts, onions and salt..
Toss lightly and put into an
ungreased casserole with the
other half of the chow mein .
noodles spread on top. Bake a^* t
325 degrees for 45 minutes.
Garnish with canned man
darin oranges after baking.. .
And for dessert we’ll have
Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey’s
Mince Meat Pie. Her husband
has been carrying Walter
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tails for years.
1 - 9-ounce package MINCE
MEAT
VA> cups hot WATER
cup heavy CREAM
1-3 tablespoons SUGAR
1 8-inch GRAHAM CRACKER
CRUMB CRUST
DIRECTIONS: Break mince
meat into small pieces, add
water and sugar. Place over
heat and stir until lumps are
thoroughly broken. Boil gently
10 minutes. Cool slightly. Pojir
into crust (in pyrex dish) aftd
chill before topping with
whipped cream.
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