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you want to increase the
protein value of baked
foods, substitute one to
two tablespoons of soy
flour for an equal amount
of whole grain flour.
Many people prefer
honey rather than brown
sugar in whole grain
recipes. To substitute
honey instead of sugar,
replace each cup of brown
sugar with an equal
amount of honey, then re-
duce the liquid by % cup.
This rule applies to the
recipes for Butter-Batter
Bread, Boston Brown
Bread and Butter and
Bread Pudding, all chosen
from the Ideals Whole
Grain Cookbook:
To shorten kneading
time, allow the dough to
rise once before kneading.
Cook part of the flour with
liquid, stirring constantly
until smooth and thick.
Knead this way: press
down on dough, then fold
processed, ready
prepared foods, many of
today’s homemakers are
turning to that time-
consuming task, baking
bread. Perhaps the
awareness of how much
healthier whole grain
products can be, the
reason or the fact that
homemade bread con-
tains no preservatives has
made the modern day
cook return to her grand-
mother’s baking skills.
Let’s face it, nothing can
compare with the smell of
bread baking in the oven.
Flour ground from
whole grain is a big step
towards good nutrition.
For baking, the Ideals
Whole Grain Cookbook
suggests using a whole
wheat flour ground from
hard wheat. This works
equally well when baking
either bread or cakes. If
Can you believe that the are a
Christmas season is over?
. All that preparation and’ dish to please you since
_ then it’s gone. I guess the their menu is extensive.
* weather took a little -0-
Christmas spirit away Attention to those out
‘with the temperature there with Blood Type O.
being so high, but skiing The American Red Cross
* enthusiasts take heart, is making a plea for type
' snow has to make an O donors. Although type O
- appearance sometime. is the most common blood
type, the fact that this
-0- blood type can be used for
During the holiday patients in other blood
* season I had the pleasure groups makes it very
of eating at Augustine’s valuable. Blood type O is
Restaurant in Wilkes- used for infant trans-
Barre Township. The food fusions, in trauma cases
was delicious and the ser- and, of course, is needed
vice surerb. Even if you for those with the O blood
fussy eater,
Augustine’s has to have a
New York Presents
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in half and press down
again. Repeat this until
dough becomes smooth
and elastic.
Butter-Batter Bread is
no-knead, light bread
which makes delicious
toast or Bread and Butter
Pudding. Boston Brown
Bread is famous and
served in New England
with baked beans. Tradi-
tionally = served with
baked beans, Boston
Brown Bread also tastes
great with cream cheese,
butter and peanut butter.
Baking good bread does
take a little practice but
it’s well worth the trouble.
through...And best of all,
the happy thought...That
this was baked by YOU.”
BUTTER-BATTER
BREAD
Y%» c¢. warm water
1 T. br. sugar or honey
1% pkg. yeast (dry)
As a poem by Eleanor 1 ¢. milk
Graham Vance says, “No two thirds c. stirred whole
matter how they dress it - wheat flour
up...Upon the grocer’s 1, c. butter or margarine
shelf...No bread can ever 115 t. salt
be as good...As what you
Ya c. well-packed brown
bake yourself.
sugar or honey
“O wondrous smell...0 3 eggs
crisp brown crust..0 1 c. stirred whole wheat
butter melting flour
ture. Then add salt, ¥4 cup
brown sugar, or honey,
eggs and one cup stirred
whole wheat flour. Mix
well.
Add yeast mixture to
flour mixture. Add stirred
whole wheat flour. If
honey was used, ‘add
another two tablespoons
whole wheat flour. Mix
well. This should be a soft
dough. :
Cover with a towel and
let rise until double. Stir
yeast. Set aside until it down and let rise another
doubles. It will do this by 15 minutes. Stir
the time you are ready to vigorously again. This
mix it into the dough. stirring takes the place of
2% c. whole wheat flour
Mix warm water, brown
sugar or honey and dry
Stir milk in to two- kneading. (Use a table
thirds stirred whole wheat knife, stirring round and
flour and cook until thick round).
and smooth, stirring con-
stantly. It will be lumpy
and stick to the pan but
keep on stirring and
cooking and it will smooth
out. Put into a large bowl.
Add butter or
margarine to the hot mix-
Pour oil onto a cookie
sheet that has turned-up
sides. The oil will keep the
soft dough from sticking
as it is shaped into two
loaves. Place the loaves in
two greased and floured
glass loaf pans. Let rise
until double. Bake at 400 BUTTER AND BREAD
degrees for 35 to 40 PUDDING
minutes. If you have used Butter Batter Bread
honey, turn down to 375 slices
degrees after 25 minutes 4 c. butter or margarine
of baking time. Cool on 4 eggs
_ cake racks. 4 c. milk
Yy t. salt
BOSTON BROWN 1t vanilla
BREAD 3 c. well-packed brown
1 c. cornmeal sugar
2 c. stirred whole wheat nutmeg
flour Toast enough butter
1 t. salt batter bread slices to
loosely fill an 8x12” glass
baking dish. Spread with
butter or margarine and
place in a baking dish. Set
Mix cornmeal, whole aside. Beat together eggs,
wheat flour, salt, baking milk, salt, vanilla and
powder, molasses; butter- brown sugar. Stir until
sugar is dissolved. Pour
1 T. baking powder
3 c. molasses
2 c. buttermilk
1 c. raisins
oiled No. 2 cans half full. over bread, soaking it
Bake at 350 degrees for 45- completely. Sprinkle with
50 minutes, or until nutmeg. Bake at 325
browned. degrees for about 45
minutes or until brown.
Chill before cutting to
prevent custard from
weeping. :
Delicious with cream
cheese, butter, peanut
butter or the traditional
baked beans.
Bernie plans to enjoy
his retirement with his
wife Eleanor, their two
type. If you have type O
blood and you can give
blood, please do. For- an
appointment to donate daughters and three
blood call the Red Cross grandchildren.
Blood Center in Hanover -0-
Township. Also congratulations
-0- and good luck to Thomas
Best of luck to Bernie Bly, Wilkes-Barre who is
replacing Bernie.
Managing a post office
that handles six rural and
four city delivery routes
in the Dallas territory
serving approximately
17,000 customers is quite
an undertaking.
his position as Dallas
Postmaster this week.
Bernie, who has worked
for the Post Office for 33
years, has been post-
master at the Dallas Post
Office since 1974.
DALLAS SCHOOLS
Jan. 5-11
WEDNESDAY--Tacos (gr. beef, cheese, lettuce) or
Italian cold meat hoagie, buttered green beans, steamed
rice-gravy, milk. Bonus: Creamy chocolate pudding w-
topping.
THURSDAY --Spaghetti-meat sauce, Italian bread-
butter, garlic bread in Jr. & Sr. or balgona-cheese sand-
wich w-carrot stick, tossed greens-salad dressing, milk.
Grannie
Annie's Crafts
130 N. Main St.
Shavertown 675-1311
Open Daily 10to 5 plus
Thurs. 6:30t09p.m.
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287-5184 or
829-2291
-0- Nursing and
Two Back Mountain Rehabilitation Center,
women recently an- Kingston. Mr. Zaruta is a
nounced their engage- graduate of West Side
ments. Tech and is employed at
Jacqueline Christine Muskin Pools, Wilkes-
Williams, daughter of Mr. Barre.
and Mrs. John Morris The couple will be
Williams, Shavertown is married on May 28 in the
engaged to Thomas Forty Fort Christian
Zaruta, son of Mr. and Church.
Mrs. John Zaruta, Sandra Weaver,
Pringle. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Wiliams, a George Weaver, Sterling
graduate of Lake-Lehman
High School, is employed
by the Leader East
Ave., Dallas is engaged to
Stephen L. Brozena, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Bonus: Artic orange gelatin w-topping.
FRIDAY--Dallas Pizza (2 slices) or turkey salad sand-
wich w-lettuce, chilled applé juice, sliced peach-pear
combo, milk.
MONDAY --Cheeseburger on enriched roll or turkey bar-
b-que on enriched bun w-relish, home fries, frosty fruit,
milk.
TUESDAY--Hearty chili, buttered cornbread muffins or
hot dog on enriched bun w-celery stick, mixed
vegetables, milk. Bonus: Sugar donut.
cash today!
Dallas
reunion
The graduating Class of
1957 of Dallas-Franklin-
Monroe High School,
Dallas, will hold a 26th
reunion in July 1983.
If anyone has or knows
where the addresses of
the following classmates
might be obtained, please
phone 675-2252 or 378-2141.
The classmates are Lois
DeWolf, Joan Gary, Betty
Lou Dymond Gensel, Bar-
bara Turner and Ted
Woznicki.
Joan Kingsbury 675 0835
Brozena, Hanover
Township. Best AR to Edwin
Sandrareceivedbothan and Patsy Yanchick who
became the proud parents
of a baby boy on Christ-
associate of arts and a
bachelor of arts degree
from Pennsylvania State mas Eve. What a wonder-
University. She is em- ful Christmas present!
ployed by T.V. Guide. -0-
Stephen, a veteran of Congratulations to the
the U.S. Air Force, is a Dallas High School Lady
graduate of Pennsylvania Mountaineers who have
State University. He is run their pre-season win
employed at Centre record to 11-0. These are a
Engineering, State great group of girls
College. putting forth great team
The couple is planning a effort for their Coach Kit
May wedding. Karuza.
WEST SIDE TECH
Jan. 5-11
WEDNESDAY--Taco, lettuce-tomato, buttered corn,
vanilla cake w-cherry glaze, milk.
THURSDAY--Open face turkey sandwich w-gravy, cran-
berry sauce, peas, ice cream sundae, milk.
FRIDAY--Pizza twins, tossed salad w-French dressing,
fresh fruit, milk.
MONDAY--Hot dog or chili dog, vegetarian beans, corn
chips, chilled peaches, milk.
TUESDAY --Italian meatballs on hard roll, buttered
corn, spiced applesauce, chocolate fudge cupcakes, milk.
Baseball meeting
Back Mountain Baseball will hold its first genera.
meeting of the 1983 season Monday, Jan. 10, 8 p.m., at th
Dallas American Legion Hall. Managers and coaches of
all hardball, softball, and teener league teams are urge
to attend. Plans for the upcoming registration will be dis-
cussed.
Philharmonic
General admission seating is now available for
“Rostropovich Live,” featuring the world’s most ac-
claimed cellist, Mstislav Rostropovich, in a benefit}
concert with the Northeastern Pennsylvania Phil-
harmonic. The single performance is scheduled for,
Saturday, Jan. 22, 8:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple in|
Scranton. As the performance is expected to sell out
early, regional music lovers are urged to reserve their]
seats now. Complete ticket information is ou, of
through the Philharmonic hotline, 654-4788, 342-0920, or
287-1916.
School board meets
The regular monthly meeting of the Lake-Lehman
Board of School Directors will be held on Tuesday, Jan.
11, at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of the Lake-Lehman High
School, Lehman. Kenneth A. Williams, president,
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