WHITBY 3 tablespoons melted butter 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms (8 ounces) 1/2 cup melted butter 1/4 cup chopped anion 1/4 cup sherry OR: 1 can condensed cream of mushroom soup (about 1 1/4 cups) 3 ounces grated Parmesan cheese (small can) On one slice of bread place a slice of turkey. Cover with second slice of bread; trim edges. Put sandwich on silver platter or broiling pan. Cook mushrooms in 1/2 cup butter until tender, Add onion and saute one minute. Add sherry. Prepare cream sauce by blending melted but- ter with flour, sait, and pepper, then gradually adding milk and cook- ing until thick, Add ta mushroom mixture and heat through. (Or, if mushroom soup is used, add ta mushroom mixture and heat through.) Pour sauce over sandwiches. Sprinkle the grated cheese aver sand- wich and sauce. Place under hot broiler ta meit cheese and serve im- medîately. Makes 4 servings. YOUR WEEK AHEAD By DAMIS GOURMET GOBBLER SANDWICHES HELP POST-HOLIDAY BUDGET The holiday festivities have came ta an end and înevitabIy you hve leftover turkey. And -inevitably -you are dreading those traditional questioning graans af, -turkey sandwiches again ?" This year. why nat give your turkey sandwiches the French "touch- by combining theni with a mushraom and sherry sauce and a geri eraus sprinkling af Parmesan cheese. A few minutes under the brailer will change your "inevitable" turkey sandwiches inta an ele- gant but econamical lunchean dish. This gourmet sandwich, the crea- tian of a famnous Ouebec chef, has universal taste-appeal, practicality, ecanamv. and most imoartant. the nutrition that cames from eatinq whalesame paultry and bread, enriched wîth B vilamins, thiarnine, ribaflavin and niacin. Serve yaur family Gaurmet Gabbler Sandwiches and their groans wîll turn ta welcaming cries af, "Wow, turkey sand- wiches!" Joan Fielden, the Bakery Councîl af Canada's Nutrition Consul tant, says it's easy ta rrake thern Here's how: Gourmet Gobbler Sandwiches 3 tablespoons ((aur 1/4 teaspoon sait dash of white pepper 1 cup rnilk 4 slices white meat of turkey :1 (4 ounces) cup thick cream sauce: EdamCrab Cups A luscious, moist fillng of crab, cheese andi carrai filîs these easier-than-pie crisp toatst cups. For shoestring entertain- ing, tuna can be substituted for the crabmeat, giving a slightly different taste and texture to the mixture. The recipe below was developed with Edam cheese from Holland, and ai- though you can use Dtitch Gouda insteaid, it is always preferable ta use the recom- mended product for best re- Suits. 1 (6 mirnce) can crab meat. drained 1 cup shredded importcd Holland.Edam or Goudai 12cup shredded carrat 'A3 cup mayonnaise I* tablespoon lemon juice 1toastoonpsua 1teaspoan curry powder Flake crabmneat; mix with shredded cheese. carrai. may- onnaise, lemon juice. sugar and curry. 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