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---->, The Happy Cooker The H.C. had a very gratifying experience this week with broccoli. Actually, it had more to do with freezing than with ceedlingly rich i in vitamin G The Simcoe County Museum is displaying a large collection of Margaret Childs' watercolours and pastels in its newly com- pleted Cultural Wing, in memorial to the noted Petawawa artist. Mrs. Childs died last February. The paintings are being collected -by Barrie's Art Club, of which Mrs. Childs was.an active member. Most was on Sale locally at a price so low it made sense to freeze large quantities of it for future use. The easiest way to freeze vegetables is to steam blanch them. You can use a dutch oven for this - that's a large double boiler arrangement, the tup half of which has a perforated bottom. A tight fitting lid is essential, during the steaming process. If you are lacking in the dutch oven department, you can use a wire basket and a large pot, SEEN ES for blanching Simcoe County Museum displaying watercolours collection of rock specimens in the Cultural Wing. The rock samples are presented both in their natural state and after polishing. The polishing brings out the natural colour and beauty of the stones. vegetables. For broccoli it's five minutes. The vegetable emerges from its sauna a rich and beautiful green. Then it's popped into plastic bags, cooled and frozen. Vegetables will get more costly, so whenever they're on sale, it's wise to take an advantage. Consider only fresh high quality stuff. You only get out of a freezer what you put in. Broccoli marries well with cheese, and most kids who aren't keen on_ the sometimes strong taste will broccoli casserole which does well as a main dish. It's economical, and quite im- pressive. one pound (or a little less, if it's a lean week) sausage. A generous package of frozen or fresh broccoli ~ % cup chopped onion vy teaspoon nutmeg ~ 2 eggs beaten 6 tablespoons evaporated milk, or cream, if you're rich. 1/3 cup bread crumbs co-OP _ Green| is good for you; freeze it salt to taste Cook the sausage slowly till it's nice and light brown. Combine everything, and pour into a greased casserole. Bake at 320 degrees for an hour. If you're the artistic type, you can garnish this with hard boiled eggs or a little pimento. This is good with last night's left over potatoes, disguised as hash browns. Happy freezing. REMEMBER_ A) \ el og ro Shop around first WS." but see us before YOU buy! MUST CLEAR! CORONET HARDTWIST $ ARTeD cUP er vt HURRY! 5 4 SHAW'S CARPET WAREHOUSE MAIN STREET ELMVALE 322-1961 Use the classifieds FARMING SYSTEMS LTD. cooking. but keep the bottom of the react happily to a cheese R | 5 This gorgeous green basket abovethe water level. sauce-and a dusting of bread Bande Representative AT BE ie c . Chris L. 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There _ Staff phot '" planned a memorial serivce f ; ; > , pis me P'"\ for Mrs. Childs, in the ae Museum Chapel on April 6, : ' FUEL OWL 21 MSS students en joy" oe Spanish trip Twenty-one Midland Secondary School students spent their recent winter break enjoying the at- tractions of southern Spain and Tangiers, Morocco. They returned to Midland with an enlarged vision of the world.and a new, or at least deeper appreciation of Canada. The trip organized by MSS teacher Rick Blair included visits to a number of the tourist attractions in southern Spain such as the Alhambra and the Generalife, Gardens in Grenada, the caves at Nerja, and the mountain village of Mijas. A special feature of the trip was a visit by ferry across to Africa and a short A DISCOUNT STORES One of the @shawa group tour of Tangiers, Morocco. Here culture shock awaited them as they came into contact with a way of life very different from life at home. One of the highlights of the visit was the chance to have their pictures taken on a camel. They, toured: ;the easbah as well and described © - that as quite an experience as a number of beggars: followed them around trying to get money from them. When this reporter asked them if they would like to gou again the students answered that they would enjoy going again. They all agreed that the $454 the trip cost them had been money well spent and represented what was for most of them a good introduction to travel overseas. SPECIAL OFFER ON FAVOURITE HOLIDAY --TIME COLOUR PHOTO ENLARGEMENTS! FULL COLOUR ENLARGEMENTS 2 SPARKLING FULL COLOUR By ENLARGEMENTS S COUPO SPECIAL PRICE H500000 ay 31st., 1975. | This offer valid only with presentation of this coupon. Take your Kodacolour negatives and this coupon to any store listed below, |e save. Don't delay, offer good until NQQDOVINIDIO VND TUDO ONOVOROD0UION display a large and varied Newspaper not delivered? 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