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Good Things Also Come in Big Packages! In spite of the old saying, "good things come in small packages," good things also come in large packages. For example, one good thing for almost any family this Christmas would be a refrigerator. Another good thing would be a freezer. Still a third would be an automatic icemaker. Well, you can put all three of them together into a single, super family gift called an ice dispenser re­ frigerator from General Electric. Actually, GE of­ fers a "family" of ice-dis- pensing refrigerators, two popular side-by-sides and a top-freezer model. The largest side-by-side provides & huge.8.58-cubic- foot freezer space and 14.93 -cubic-feet for storing fresh foods. Yet it fits in a space just 36 inches wide. Not only will it freeze and refrigerate an enour- mous quantity of food, it also will store up to 10 pounds of ice (about 260 cubes) and will dispense them into your glass either as cubes or crushed ice without making you open the freezer door. It even provides chilled writer at the touch of a glass. Inside, it features adjust­ able cantilevered shelves of tempered glass which aid clean-up and help pre­ vent drip-through when spills occur, as well as gen­ erous see-through vege­ table and meat bins and adjustable door - mounted Porta-Bihs. A power saver switch can help reduce power consumption and cost of operation.' It's equipped with wh­ eels so it may be moved easily and comes in colors and white to blend with nearly any kitchen decor. " Gift Suggestion: Potted house plants are available in many sizes. The smaller pots indicate younger plants that have a longer life ahead of them if they are cared for pro­ perly. If you are giving a potted plant to someone who is not used to growing plants, include a book on indoor plants as part of your gift. Macrame,, beaded and shell plant hangers are also nice gifts, with or without the plant included. You can buy them or make them yourself if you have the time. Be sure to include a bracket or hook that can be mounted on the ceiling or on the wall for hanging the plant holder. Houseplants and gifts for gardening enthusiasts are fun to buy and show a per­ sonal, thoughtful touch. SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 2f - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1977 BngKten Holiaiy Vafcle " With Festive 'Golden Bird tf&isl'yw Ie&SSim 3r Giff Him with Fashion to 35* hours or until ther- The man in your life eri- Every few years, the urge hits holiday chefs to add a different, exotic touch to the usual turkey-with-trim- mings dinner. Guests this year can feast their eyes and palates on a go.geous "Golden Bird", complete with special browning glaze and accompanied by Italian stuffing. Chocolate Mousse Galliano is a fitting finale for the holiday cele­ bration. Start with the browning glaze for the "Golden Bird". To make the glaze, melt 2 jars (12 ozs. each) of pure quince or crabapple jelly in a saucepan; stir in X cup lemon juice and X cup Liquore Galliano for about 3 cups of glaze. The Italian stuffing comes next. Combine % cup sweet butter, % cup water, and one large chopped on­ ion in a saucepan. Simmer 5 minutes and stir in X cup of browning glaze. Com­ bine in a large bowl with 12 cups torn bread, prefer­ ably Italian; M cup chopped parsley, J» cup chopped ham, 3 chopped, hard- cooked eggs, and X cup pine nuts or chopped cashews. Prepare a 12 to 14 pound turkey by spooning stuffing into neck and body cavities. Place turkey on rack in shallow roasting pan, and brush the skin with soft­ ened gutter or margarine. 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Remove stuffing to separate dish before serving turkey. An unusual Chocolate Mousse can top off. the feast perfectly. Blend 12 squares semi-sweet chocolate, one heaping teaspoon instant coffee dissolved in 6 table­ spoons boiling water; 4 eggs, 1 cup boiling hot milk, and K cup Liquore Galliano. Blend all ingre­ dients in a mixer at high speed for one minute. Chill and garnish with whipped cream if desired. Enjoy a holiday feast family and friends will long remember. ! joys looking smart, too, so please him with a fashion­ able gift! Depending on your bud­ get, you can go all the way from a vested suit to a new pair of socks. In between, youll find the latest sweaters and shirts, often shown in the new layered look. Sweaters are bulky or smooth, ethnic or classic, wrapped or pullover . . . anything goes! A smart, rugged look is the turtle- neck sweater, worn with a classic shirt. Over it all, a rugged jacket in corduroy, or quilted nylon-filled- with-down, would suit the season. 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