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Some of us think of strawberries in our gardens . . . others in boxes at the fruit stores. But have you given any thought as to where they come from? Tennessee, Louisiâ€" ana, Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky and Maryland lead in the production of strawberries. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1987 Although practically void of vitâ€" amins, the strawberry, canned or fresh, adds calcium, iron and phosâ€" phorous to the diet. It is popular quite generally because of its simâ€" plicity in cultivation and lends itâ€" self to the foods easily canned in the home and that dish of dishes . . . "strawherry shortake." Fresh Strawberries in Pastry Make a standard pie crust dough. Roll out to oneâ€"halfâ€"inth thickness. Spread with soft butter. Roll as for a jelly roll and place in the reâ€" frigerator to chill. When chilled, roll to % inch thickness, cut in cirâ€" cles and place over back of muffin tins. Prick with a fork and bake at 350 degrees Fah., until nicely browned. Handles may be made for the baskets by rolling strips of dough six inches long and shaping into half circles. Bake on ‘cookie sheet. 1 pint strawberries red coloring 2 thisp. cornstarch % cup sugar 1 cup water _~ pinch salt Cut berries into quarters. Mix RELIABLE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO. CURTADNS 618 North Green Bay Road Highland Park, III. â€"â€"â€" Telephones â€"â€" Highland Park 177 â€" 178 Translate 1023 former Restauranteur now Food Consultant Listen to THE VOICE OF COOKEEY, festuring Phil and cockery advice. weogh day moraing., except Saturday, st 10:46 a. m., Voice of Cookery sugar and cornstarch together. Add slowly to boiling water. Stir conâ€" stantly and cook until transparent. Add red coloring. Remove from heat and add berries. Cool and fill pastry ‘baskets. Let stand 2 hours before serving. Garnish with whipped cream and a whole strawâ€" berry. Place handles on basket. 1 quart strawberries : Beat eggs until light. Add sugar and continue beating. Add water. Gradually fold in the flour, which has been sifted with baking powder and salt. Add flavoring. | Pour into lined 10 inth by 16 inch shalâ€" low pan. Bake about 15 minutes at 400 degrees Fah. Turn onto a towel and roll while still warm. When eool, unroll and fill with the followâ€" ing: Crush the smallest berries (lease large ones for garnishing) with about % cup of sugar. Allow to stand about an hour, drain, and fold in % cup of sugar. Allow to stand about an hour, drain, and fold in % of the whipped cream, Spread evenly over surface of cake. . Roll up and cover with whipped cream. Garnish with whipped cream forced through a pastry tube and the whole strawberries. My Favorite Strawberry Shortcake 2:â€"cups flour 4 teasp. baking powder 1 teas. baki 1 teas. fla 2 cups whij 1 cup pastr % teas. salt 1 quart str Mix and sift dry ingredierits, and ¢ut in shortening. Beat egg, add milk and combine with dry ingredâ€" ients, . Toss . mixture â€" on floured board and pat to %4 inch thickness. Divide into two parts. Spread melted butter on oneâ€"half and cover with second sheet of dough. Bake in a single round cake, or as individâ€" ual eakes.â€" Bakeâ€" 15 minutes at 450 degrees Fah. Cut berries in quarâ€" terg or halves. Add sugar to sweetâ€" en. _ Stir and allow to remain in room temperature for sugar to disâ€" solve before serving. Split cakes when baked, cover with berries, place other half on top and cover with remaining berries. Whipped cream atop all makes it tops. pee Strawberry ‘Parfait _ 1 pint;stnwbenies 4 cupful crushed . pineapple and 5 tablsp, water« 1 teas. baking powder 1 teas. flavoring 2 cups whipping cream 1 cup pastry flour juice 2 thisp. sugar PHIL LIBBY Strawberry Roll Crush berries. Cook the pineapple with the sugar for a few ‘minutes, remove from heat, cool slightly, and then pour over the berries. Spoon some of this ‘fruit into parfait glasses. Cover with ice cream, again add strawberry mixture, and once more cover with ice cream. Top with strawberry sauce and a whole strawberry. Serves 6. + Shoppers Guide by Phil Libby Veal still holds forth as the lowâ€" est priced meat this week. Pork, beef and lamb remain at the same high level. Even spareribs are up in the "celebrity" class. Strawberries are a bit lower and delightful in a bow!l of Wheaties, with pure cream . . . or in some of the recipes that you‘ll find in the "Voice of Cookery" column. _ .. Droste makes of famous imported cocoa, now offer their users a new product . . . Droste‘s chocolate pudâ€" ding. I might add that it is "plus wltra" in the chocolate pudding field. & u!::ghnt is wflthi;rtho reach of & d.u‘htffi & w 1 pint strawberry or vanills "tog B LU E. WINE SAP APPLES Extra Fancy 3 for BUTTER :s â€"345¢ RRMCBROKES PINEAPPLE CLEAN QUICK Security or Unome PEACHES or PEARS Security Sunbrite Cleanser Stuffed or Ripe No. 2%, size can Whole Spiced PEARS Regular cans 5 tb. box No. 2%, size can ... 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