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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 20,1994 13 Real Estate Deadlines and Policies Deadline for Wednesday Publication is Monday at 12:00 Noon. Any compensation for errors or omissions by The Canadian Statesman mil be limited to the value of the space occupied by the error in the advertisement ^ Please phone 623-3303 and ask for the Real Estate Sales Department ) Tasty Recipes to Tantalize Your Tastebuds New Safety Features for RV Propane Applicances "Panna Cotta is going to be the crème brûlée of the '90s." When celebrated celebrated restaurateur and pastry chef Johanne Killeen talks about the traditional traditional Italian dessert Panna Cotta, or "cooked cream," she's practical, passionate passionate -- and willing to make predictions. predictions. "You are going to start seeing this everywhere, as you do in restaurants restaurants all over Italy, because it's silky, it's sensual and it's a snap to make. It's got that gorgeous sensation of crème brûlée, without the eggs and with the natural rich flavor of cream." Ahead of the crowd as usual, Killeen has just developed a wonderful new version, Hazelnut Panna Cotta. Patrons of her restaurant, A1 Forno, in Providence, have for years made Panna Cotta a perennial favorite from the dessert menu. And they're a discriminating discriminating crowd: AI Forno is atop every national critic's list of great American restaurants. Panna Cotta perfectly exemplifies the creative process of discovery and culinary culinary artistry they've shared, both at Al Forno and on their frequent trips to Italy. They first tasted the dish in Florence, where it seemed to be on every menu, and it captivated them with its simplicity. "Food is so wonderful in itself," Germon says, "and as cooks we seek to bring out its inherent goodness -- to refine it to its essence. That's just what Panna Cotta is: the essence of cream. Simply cooked with gelatine, it's transformed into a flavorful dessert with an extraordinary, luscious texture." A wonderfully versatile dish too, it has been an Al Forno favorite served with chocolate or carmel sauce, or with coffee or mint flavored cream. The newest rendition, Hazelnut Panna Cotta, was inspired by a recent visit to the Piedmont in the north of Italy. Killeen suggests using good-quality packaged torrone for Hazelnut Panna Cotta -- imported varieties are widely available. Be sure it has hazelnuts, though, as many brands are made with almonds. A sprinkling of toasted hazelnuts hazelnuts or chopped torrone is the perfect garnish for the dessert of the '90s. HAZELNUT PANNA COTTA 1 envelope Knox® Unflavored Gelatine 6 tablespoons milk 3 cups heavy cream 6 ounces torrone (Italian nougat), coarsely chopped / cup honey Butter 6 to 8 small custard cups (3 to 4 ounces each) or individual soufflé molds; set aside. In small bowl, sprinkle unflavored gelatine over milk; let stand 10 minutes. Meanwhile, in medium saucepan, combine heavy cream, torrone, and honey. Bring to a boil, stirring to dissolve dissolve the torrone and honey. Remove saucepan from heat; stir in softened gelatine. Continue stirring until gelatine gelatine is completely dissolved. Pour gelatine mixture into custard cups; chill until set, about 2 hours. To unmold, dip custard cups in warm water for about 5 seconds and invert onto individual plates. Garnish with chopped toasted hazelnuts or chopped torrone. A lot of people are looking forward forward to warmer weather so they can better enjoy the beauty of Ontario's northland. Many northern residents as well as those who visit from other areas using campers, RVs and trailers or staying in cottages and cabins depend depend on propane refrigerators. Good news for anyone thinking of buying a new propane fridge this sea- x ' / describe maintenance requirements for the units and the carbon- monoxide detectors are attached. "Whether you buy a new indoorventing indoorventing unit or use an outdoor- venting model, every propane fridge should be serviced by a certified propane propane fitter at least once a year," says Taylor. "It's extremely important to make sure every propane fridge is be- Real Estate with Betty Smith POWER OF SALE Should a Mortgagor go into default on his mortgage e.g. fail to make mortgage payments, the Mortgagee (lender) has a number of different remedies. One of the most common legal actions is for the lender to effect a "Power of Sale". If all avenues to avoid default have been investigated, then the Mortgagee will serve a "Notice of Exercising Power of Sale" to the Mortgagor (borrower). At this time, all other parties with an interest in the property will also be notified (e.g. a Second Mortgagee). The "owner" will have thirty-five days following the service of this notice to bring his mortgage payments up to date. If he fails to do so, he will eventually be required to vacate the premises and the Lender will be at liberty to sell the property either privately, by auction or through a Realtor (for as close to market value as possible). Be part of our exciting Car Sweepstakes Sell or Purchase through me this year and you'll be eligible to win our shiny new Grand Am SE. Call me for details. I can be reached at Family Really 2000 Ltd., 1 King Street West, Bowmanville, 623- 2000 (24 Hour Pager). e 19 Scugog Street, Bowmanville 623-4428 SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW on double lot. Garage. Just east of Newcastle on Highway #2. Asking $115,950. Call now and avoid disappointment. SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM SEMI detached home in Bowmanville. BasemenHs completely finished, rec room with wet bar, 4th bedroom, bedroom, workshop and bathroom. Large pie-shaped lot, only $120,900. Open Mortgage 5.5% interest. 3.17 ACRE TREED LOT Excellent location, minutes from Bowmanville, 300 ft. road frontage. frontage. Asking $80,000. if- if COUNTRY AND CONVENIENCE AT $154,900. Lovely 3 bedroom country side- split located a convenient 15 minutes to Oshawa, on a 100 ft. x 150 ft. lot, near Orono. Upgrades throughout, call to view. © son has been announced by the fuels safety staff at Ontario's consumer ministry, together with the Propane Gas Association of Canada and the Canadian Gas Association. New models of indoor-venting propane fridges that reduce risks through the addition of special safety features are now on the market. Before these fridges became available, available, the fuels safety program hadn't been able to allow indoor-venting models to be sold or installed since 1988 because the units being made were found to be dangerous. However, the new refrigerators meet the the ministry's strict safety standards. One improvement is a carbon-monoxide carbon-monoxide detector that is connected connected to the refrigerator burner. "The detector - which operates much like a household smoke detector detector - sets off an alarm and shuts off the burner when an unsafe level of carbon monoxide is being produced, or if its battery nans low," says Chief Engineer Ken Taylor. "A propane refrigerator refrigerator that isn't working properly can produce deadly doses of carbon monoxide." Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colourless gas produced when a fire or flame isn't burning cleanly. If a propane fridge burner is blocked with rust, dirt or spiders's webs, or if the appliance isn't in good working order, order, proper combustion may not occur occur - releasing carbon monoxide into the air. In an enclosed space, such as a cottage or camper, enough carbon monoxide to kill can build up overnight. overnight. Symptoms of carbon-monoxide poisoning include fatigue, nausea, headaches and dizziness. The results can be brain damage, physical disability disability or death. To help consumers make sure their new propane fridges are kept in safe condition, warning labels that by Ben Bramble STAIN REMOVAL MADE EASIER Stains are a fact of life and every household has its own collection. We tolerate some of them, more or less, but come spring, that urge to purge overcomes "she who must be obeyed" and faint of heart had better run for cover. I and dry sandpaper, #0000 steel wool and lemon oil, or even white tooth paste. Paste wax will bring back the shine if the buffing is successful. If your scouring takes you down to the | wood you will have to build' up the finish with the ■ same material, e.g. varnish, using a small brush I The refuge of the wimp is the garden or the with several coats and light sanding between coats I workshop where he can find his own urgent matters to to get it level. ! attend to until the drama plays itself out. If the wood itself has been burned, carefully | Most homeowners have a repertoire of stain scrape out the charred portion, sand lightly and removal techniques that has been built up over time, apply stick shellac by heating it and letting a drop at but here are a couple of suggestions that you may a time build up the level. It can be purchased in I consider including. different wood-matching colors. . Marble Once again build up the finish itself as above. I Most stains on marble (even cigarette burns) can be Dropped cigarettes can burn holes in carpets I removed with a strong solution (e.g. hair bleach) of and if the house survives you can cut a rectangular ! hydrogen peroxide. A few drops of ammonia while the piece out of the carpet around the burned hole and | solution is silting on the marble will activate it for better replace It with an identical piece from a scrap or ■ results. remnant, glued in place. I Rust stains may not respond to this treatment but If no remnants remain look for an inconspicuous I can usually be erased by rubbing with a scouring spot In a corner or under a piece of furniture that ! compound on a damp cloth. This will remove the shine has a permanent place In the room. Always line up I on the marble but it can be restored by rubbing with the nap when cutting the patch so that it will be less I zinc oxide abrasive powder which you'can locate at a noticeable. 1 hobby store. It is used to polish rocks and semi Wax precious stones. A deep-seated cigarette burn may Wax dripped from a candle always looks far * need the poultice treatment. Use powdered white chalk more serious than It is, An Ice cube held on the spot ■ moistened with varsol or hydrogen peroxide. While the will make the wax so brittle that It Is easily lifted I poultice sits on the stain for a few hours cover it with from fabric or wood with no damage. . plastic food wrap taped down to keep it moist, In deep pile rugs some wax may remain and this I Lift the plastic and allow a few more hours to dry can be removed by placing a few sheets of paper | and brush off. Repeat if necessary. towel over the wax and warming it with an Iron set * Cigarettes at synthetic, Two or throe repetitions may bo | Cigarettes seem to create havoc on Inanimate necessary, followed by a rubbing with a varsol * objects just as they do on us poor living creatures, If a dampened cloth. Incidentally, latex paint drops will I burn has marred a finished wood surface It depends on not respond to varsol. Use acetone (nail polish I the degree of the burn when deciding on treatment. remover) but take the precaution of testing on a 1 A light discoloring of the finish can bo buffed away portion of carpet that is Inconspicuous because with a scouring compound, pumice and water, #400 wot some synthetics will molt. I I Sponsored by Mulder's Furniture Ltd. Fine Furniture and Quality Broadloom 23 King Street E. 623-5515 Bowmanville ing serviced and used according to the manufacturer's instructions for safety's sake." The importance of using the equipment safely was reflected in a recent incident investigated by fuels safety program inspectors. Carbon- monoxide poisoning resulted when a propane refrigerator was installed in a confined space, with other appliances. appliances. The carbon-monoxide monitor kept shutting the refrigerator off. Instead Instead of investigating the cause and correcting the problem the owner disabled disabled the gas detector. Shortly afterward afterward he was taken to hospital with carbon-monoxide poisoning. Fortunately, Fortunately, he survived. Outdoor-venting propane refrigerators refrigerators should be cleaned, adjusted and checked for proper operation and installation installation by a certified fitter not only annually, or when problems are suspected, suspected, but also each time they are moved. Taylor also warns against purchasing purchasing old-model propane fridges that may be offered for private sale, or in other jurisdictions. '■'The seller may say they've been refurbished and aie safe, but we disagree. disagree. That's why the sale and installation installation of these appliances was made illegal illegal back in 1988," he says. 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