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The Macaroni Journal L THE MACARONI JOURNAL Volume' 63 No.8 December, 1981 - I, DECEMIEI. 1911 , .. HOLIDAY BUFFET The Macaroni Journal VoI.6J No. 8 December 1981 O/llnr, PI,e M_ FI .. 1010 Holiday Men.. .......... .. .... .. .. ....... 3 PmioIeat •••••• 1.. R. ThunIoo. Ir. Nulriltonau)' - Are You • 'Perfect Ten'? .. .. .... .. •..... .. .. 5 1M Vice Pta. •... looepII P. VI_ NUllilion Oulddina Rcvbcd ..................... .. ...... .. .. 6 loll Vice Pm. .. AlMhoay H. 0i0I0 n .. lor Weekend Alb..... .............. ... .. ..... .. ...... .. .. K ltd V ... Pta. .•.•• J.... D. Hcntc:t Now Sludy on Posu Mut.. ........... ............ .... .. ..... 10 I_rial Ad.isocy Commince Mmin, .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... 12 EIecuIl.. R. M. 0.- Som..., .... In .... MUb ............................ ... .. ........... .. 17 Ilftdor 0( R........ .. J. J. WIIIIIaa Advaatqa of Comblnin, Mill . 'jlh PIl)lI Planl . ... .... .•• • . .. .. 2.- GcomI 0-..1 .... Ouy K_ In lbe IndllSlt)' .. ........... ............ .. ... .. ... ...... 28 Impon P""est ............................ ......... .. .... '" 32 Foodscrvice Wortsllop ......................... .............. 34 :/)iHCI"" Quiz AnI..... ................... .. .......... .. ............ 38 I_W._1.. M. (ADdy) Aadmon Inde. 10 Advntiscn ........ .................. .. .. ........ .. 40 Va-. De_leo MACAlONI FITS INTO HOLIDAY MENUS ADdIooy H. Olola I.... D. Hcntc:t mpn'Slh-e hoIklfty lMlffds .K't"d 1.4 1.'1(1 hoUt', ur "lar}:"rhK' I not put undue strain on tltt' hutl. 1.4 "'p all-\ltl'1,USt, ","If RoIJcrt ItonzonI Krl - not if puta is ,",Ttl. You gtt .2 ''UJlS ml k Tcdl. -, J1lOfr for )"OUr mfKlq' with macanl1li! 2 lahlcspoClIIS dU'lllk"l.l I",,,h'r Uo,dB.- Mat.. mld Otf"r'lt" ~r. is • nnt ("l. u. Ie-aspnoll p"pp." l..etIcr R. Thunl .... Jr. amplc-. This unu.,ual comhlnation will I pat-l.:age (!J IHllttt'S) ,.,.'am ...ulA.V_ .... bring tompl~nts from gunts, anel clK't'St', suftrunl looepII P. 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Buflet ~Iacamnl alKi C:ht."t'Se I>rllin In mlalKlt'r, !i. • CooIn _ ____ '2.00 _ I. the morr famillar ca.unolr \'rrs, Mranwhilr. in it IIwdiu1n ~llt't'll;In . 10 CooIn _ _ _ _ '2.50 _ Ion - .1W1)"s welcnmr for party'U!!, mrlt huttrr IIr lIt;lr~;ariUt· m 't'r lilt', M_C-Ple diann hrat. Using 1& wi", ",hi~l;, stir (Mu.. 8 ...nings) in 80ur until ,mouth; Jtr.ttluallf .tir in milk. CooL:. slinlng l'Ollstanil)'. UII· 0.... of ocIdml ..d Mlbecripflon • Cottage ~ enlst- til mixlure is Ihi c.-L;t'I!t'CI, ahunt .15 min. Fold-PakCorp., Newark, New York 14513/315-331-3200 """1: Addrfte IUbKriprIon ("".... u 2 C.'U(JI rthaw macarnlli uln: adc.l JlIl"lt·,), Gild p.1'p.'r. 1l,'ulOn' ~ n.o(' "'-oraN .kunoI, P.O. loa 116, (8 ounces) hum heat. Aeld tTL... m du"t'St, aud ,tI, ""'-. IL 60067. ro.tMostlf: Moll form ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS SALES OFFICE: 110 CHARLOTTE PLACE I labltspoon ..II uutll dw;onr is Inrllt'tl, ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS. NEW JERSEY 076321PHONE: 201 ·561107800 )S19 ""'_ to '.0. lOll n6. Palollne. .. ( ~". 3 quarts boUlng walrr (Contn.d CIn pooe .. , I ~'~"~ '1911 3 _ ___~ _ _ u. "'PO dkrd turk<}' meal, Ind ,nad" at rnl.uranb and MACA.ONI FITS INTO HOUDAY MENUS cooI<rd Oettlnll Nutrition "" (I pound) peu. drah"'" Away from Home Mfast·£ood plaen: a",tuding In Ihr (ec.,,~ page 31 paprika, II dnIrrd_ Hak. In 37~· .............. , ' .... n (lO~ PllIlCM) cundl'll,", ~ tUlh" In l'Uutr,1.t.1. f,'malr itO ill tlla! 'rom ,....,. T...... T""" ...... _!til l'ft'am of ttl"), "'Mil', tuKlillllrd Fuud l11U1UltlC'd "11\\'11)' hUIII '1I11IIr ~ ".anI!' agl' grlHll' fI 'purtl",1 I'alillg Iru itnen-e '" (."hMtIar chefose O\'~n 20 to 25 minutes. or unU! bubbly. "IP CMI"" prll\'ialrs the an'r"gr ,\mcrie.. all tllall i % of dll'ir Ilailr m~ab at food · for top. 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Hake In -100' 0\-rt1 for 30 to II; lllp fine dry hrrall t.T1lfnh~ uf thll t "awa\' fruIII hllllle'" b CII.IIt·b, 3S mlntUl~s or until ,mst is hrowned. rc.Ml 1111' )tlld~ ' , nUl.llllil"!l h~' U,S, During lut 5 minutes of baking. .r­ ( ratluall)' add macawul alKI 1 I'atrll In rnla1ll'aui1o. In lati. \\'hrll 1>,:\.' 1'0 CUIISlIIlIr.r Sutrilioll CI'ulrr, rangl" lumaln .UttS un top of pie. l.rt latl;1spoon glt tn raphll,. 'MlilllI): )'CHI 1'limilUlt" JUt'"I, a lMI '"11"1..) c'all'lI ill\uh'c,1 illll'n 'h'w" willi un" U,Oln .taud 10 mlnut" hriore scning. nll'r 10 that watt-r l1mliuUl"l tn hoil. at wur},;, sc.-hool or hc ~'UIllt."!llIt· l'l)c:\ CooL 1II1l'O'o'rrrd. itlrring ul'l1lJioua Ur. hUIIlf'," (Ulmnerdal lutkl· W'r\·in· Hul · illtlh'iduab ill -&H "lain tn dl'fl'rwill!' 'Cotlll,e Caene enut, In a mt"­ Ids ar~ Idt "'Ith IHtwitiiug ulily \\'lll'rc alMl what llit... · hall rlltt'll the dlum howl. sUr I V.. cups .U.purpose Wll il Imdn. Drain In colandrr. 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Iw~' ",n 2 .,1t'C..,'S uf w&lrd palter Nutritionally-are you a 'perfect ten'? roll chlllrd pil'otr)' Intn • V.-Indl thick circlr. 1tM1lU\'C lop 1"'P"'; 1.. - \"nt paslr)' Intu to-Inc:" pie plaIr. 1\,... The kMIowing leo quttt6on .. concernlng mA;or 4-Cancty blr.. c~tn. ukn Of potato Chip. mo\'C ""cond pln.-r or (liP"" alMI fit ptl~rcoml pointIof US DiflaryOu'" I ............... of have no Dfact In • be!a.nced dlt"llor Chitdren. puh)' 11110 plale. Trim pastf)' to "ith­ Holiday Turk.., ....ppea .. the ed With Macaroni I nop dlcrd carrots lJXJ1 COIIlUmetlm I poH conductld tor GtMtaJ In ~ hK.+' frum nlgC! of (lit" platr; I "'P .Iiced «In)' Fooda Corp. FlnaI ,MUftI indkated thai conIUm.... o agr" fold UlNkr and flult". Spread hottom Ilt' hollda\' dimlf'il tnTr. h', 2: CUp' rlboov maaaruni haft a ralhtr poor knowledge Of' und.... landlng 1,)t fir colli with ahullt 1 tt"alPOOIl wf. T \Try importallt ""lIh toda),'1 few (8 ,"IIK'(,I, IMIt Ouklelinn. Media peo," ,.p,...,,'lng ..... 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