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4 Three Vegetables For A Trio Of Breads Muffins for breakfast, pip­ ing hot, fragrant with the aroma of--lemonade? Yes indeed. Carrots are in­ side, too. Frozen lemonade, teamed with frozen carrots, pack these tasty muffins with vitamins (C and A). This unique flavor combination is perfectly at home with traditional breafkast fare as well as brunch and lunch casseroles. Frozen non-dairy coffee creamer is a bonus ingredient which makes these muffins free of animal fat. Best of all, the hot muffins are so easy to lift right out of the pan. (Use a fork to avoid burning fingers.) Pea Pickin' Bread is a quick bread using the last cup of frozen peas in the bag. Serve it hot for dinner. It goes well with plain cooking or with Italian style seasoning. Toast the sliced loaf for lunch and serve with slices of cheese or a rarebit sauce. It is especially good with tomato soup. A rich butterscotch glaze crowns pecan-topped Squash Swirls. The frozen cooked squash makes a rich dough. Dedicated bakers find this dough "well behaved" and easy to work. Dedicated eaters will find Squash Swirls very easy to eat. Make up the dough 6 to 36 hours ahead. Refrigerate until time to make the rolls. Each bread will receive a hearty welcome at the family table. All travel well, too, as gifts to neighbors or for pitch-in suppers. GLAZED CARROT MUFFINS 1 IV* '/* IVi v« Vl 2 1 V4 cup frozen sliced or baby carrots cups flour cup sugar teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt teaspoon baking soda eggs (6-ounce) can frozen lemonade concentrate, thawed cup frozen non - dairy creamcr, thawed cup salad oil tablespoon butter or margarine Cook carrots as directed on package. Chop or grate coarsely. In mixing bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking powder, salt and soda. In separate bowl, mix eggs with only '/i cup lemonade concentrate, non-dairy cream­ er, and salad oil and carrots. Add all at once to dry ingredi­ ents, stirring just until moist­ ened. Fill greased muffin pans about three-fourths full. Bake at 400°F. for about 25 minutes, until browned on edges. Com­ bine remaining lemonade con­ centrate with I tablespoon melted butter and brush onto tops of hot, baked muffins. Serve at once. Makes 1 dozen 2'A muffins. inch PEA PICKIN' BREAD 7 slices bacon 1 cup frozen peas 3 cups flour 2 tablespoons instant minced onion 4 teaspoons baking powder 1 tablespoon sugar 1 V* teaspoons seasoned salt '/« teaspoon white pepper 1 cup milk I egg lENTRMSQiMtt the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning 00 '/l Day At Follow i HALF DAY Mon. thru thurs. RINSENVAC cleans 1he way professionals do, at a t ract ion ot the cost (IV, MM M 00 MUN OVERNIGHT SPECIAL I 1:00 P.M. • 1:00 A.M. $10.00 HORNSBYS ^ (itmily tmti'1% -- 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY. ILL. HOSPITAL NOTES J I IHST ( Mil l) Mr. and Mrs. Greg Galler, 6205 Shenandoah drive. Crystal Lake, became the parents of their first child. Dec. 1, at McHenry hospital, when 6 lb. 9 m Shannon Lynn was born. Maternal grandparents are M r . a n d M r s A r t h u r Postregna. Glen view Mr. and Mrs. Joe Galler. McHenry, are the paternal grandparents. Births: Dec. 4. to Mr and Mrs Roger Pickell, Wonder Lake, a boy » * * • You can plan your life and your actions without regard to what others think or do, but you can't live to yourself whether you want to or not. MK.MOKIAI. HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Admissions: Mrs. Margaret Bullis. McHenry: Baby Angeline Burns. Wonder Lake HARVARD A d m i s s i o n s : M a r y Czechowicz. McHenry. You are now about to be swamped with the commercial extravaganza of all extravaganzas-- Christmas. * * * * Gossip spreads much faster than the truth; that's why there's so much talk of scandal and so little about really im­ portant matters. Resolve Now To Prepare For Christmas, 1979 If you haven't been keeping records, resolve to do this so you'll know where you are going and where you have been finan­ cially. With the chaos of Christmas behind you. it's time to get organized Resolve to set up a workable family financial program for the whole year There are a number of good reasons for a year-long plan It makes you take a realistic look at your obligations, current and pending, in comparison to your total income for the year Juggling from one week to the next often plays havoc with f a m i l y f i n a n c i a l c o n t r o l s Records will help anticipate and save for bigger expenditures, such as insurance, due once or twice during the year Money-planning cannot be a one-man job The family shares in spending and should share in understanding how your money is spent PAGE 3 - PI AINDEALER - Set up a clear system for paper work Keep financial records, check books, bank statements, bills, receipts and tax records in a specific place No one can anticipate what the year will bring, so your plan will have to have some flexibility What you do want is to get an overall idea of what the plan can be in terms of income and outgo, and as the year progresses you can make adjustments Remember The Need^ x Now that the time has come wherein Our Saviour Christ was born, The larder's full of beef and pork, The granary's full of corn As God hath plenty to thee sent,- Take comfort of thy labors, And let it never thee repent to feed thy needy neighbors. Poor Robin's Almanack 11700) FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8,1978 Most Christmas Plants Have Symbolic Meaning • The plants and greens we use > to decorate our homes at-" Christmas often have symbolic meaning During the Roman Saturnalia, the pagan festival in tribute to Saturn, the custom of decorating with evergreens was established Then, as now, evergreens symbolized immor­ tality because they remain green throughout the winter • The commonly used holly plant, with its bright red fruit, was originally sacred to the an­ cient Druids Th^y believed it protected them from witches and severe weather To Christians the sharp leaves came to sym­ bolize Christ's thorns, the red berries His blood • One of the most popular evergreens, the fir tree, was regarded as King of the forest and a sacred tree This was before the Christian era in France, Germany and northern Europe, and they believed that s p i r i t s i n t h e w o o d s c h o s e t h e f i r tree as their home These breads are for fun, all made with frozen vegetables. Lemony Glazed Car­ rot Muffins and the bacony loaf of Pea Plckln* Bread are made from IOF (In- 2 tablespoons grated Par­ mesan cheese (optional) Fry bacon until crisp; crum­ ble. Reserve lA cup bacon drippings. Add peas to mea­ sured bacon drippings. Saute for 2 minutes. In muting bowl combine flour, instant minced onion, baking powder, sugar, seasoned salt and white pepper. Mix well. Stir in peas with drippings, bacon, milk and egg. Stir just until ingredients are well mixed. Spoon batter into a greased 8x4-inch loaf pan or a 9-inch square pan. Sprinkle top with cheese. Bake at 400°F. Loaf dlvidually quick fro­ zen) vegetables In big plastic bags. Rich Squash Swirls are two dozen reasons for keeping frozen cooked squash on hand. takes 55 minutes to 1 hour, square takes 30 to 35 minutes, until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Makes 1 loaf. • • • • Successful family life depends upon team work rather than individual joy- rides. * * * * We read this some­ where: Bad politicians are put into office by good voters who fail to vote. DON'T FORGET THE GOLFER ON YOUR LIST I O OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK I t A SUPER 1/3 OFF ON GOLF CLUBS •PGA RYDER CLUB, •MAC GREGOR VIP IRONS, HAGEN ft CONFIDENCE CLUBS We'd Love To Have You For Dinner EVERY SATURDAY-SUNDAY & MONDAY PRIME RIB of BEEF f fik Special $695 A l l N I C , n c , u < * e s : ° u r f a m ° u * S a l a d B a r , /\U J Uj Choice of Potato Soup or Tomato Juice, Mini loaf of Bread and Butter. DON'T MISS OUR FEATHER PARTY SAT. NOV. 18th COLORFUL SHIRTS & SLACKS . . Moke q Great Gift For the Golfer IE . PRO SHOP at McHenry Country Club 820 John St.-McHenry-3ft5«343S r* LOKGHOHN STEAK HOUSE Route 120 - 27a Miles East of McHenry - 385-9869 12 «•! 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