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1971 Booklet flwm. Your Neighbor's Kitchen As Published 12TH EDITION - 1971, In The j I fWlan.rI,rstrr 1Enrntng i!;rralh I /JwnL Your Neighbor's Kitchen As Published In The j 12TH EDITION - 1971 I flaurqrntrr Eu.ruing i!;rralh Mrs. Craig Belcher is ready for holiday guests with an array of her home-baked goodies. Her recipes for Sour Cream Coffee Cake, German Molasses Cookies, Lemon Bread and Butterscotch Refreshers appear in this issue. 2 From Your Neighbor's Kitchen by Vivia·n F., Ferguson PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALBERT E. BUCEIVICIUS, R E GINALD PINTO AND WILLIAM COE> OF THE HERALD . as published in the !laurqrstrr ffuruing 1A;rralh All the members of The Herald staff extend best wishes to our readers for a happy holiday season. May the year ahead bring you all of life's best. The recipes are taken from the weekly column "From Your Neighbor's Kitchen" which appears each Thursday. We have been pleased to bring you a collection of tried and true recipes for a total of 12 years. In this, my third year as writer of the column and compiler of the cookbook, I dedicate the 1971 issue to you - our valued readers. Vivian F. Ferguson 4 \ INDEX APPETIZE·RS Artichokes, Stuflied . 9 Cheese Ball . 8 Crab Cocktail with R emoulade Sauce . 9 Crab Dip . 9 Eggplant . 10 Polynesian Ging€r Dip . 8 BREADS Biscuits, Baking •Powder . 12 Cra cklin' . 12 Irish Brown Soda . 12 J ewish White (.Ohallah) ..... .... .... .. .. .... 11 Lemon . 13 Orange Honey Muffins . 14 P a rty French . 13 CAKES Apple Swirl . 16 Buttermilk . 16 .Chocolate . 18 Chocola te Chip ........ .. ..... .. .. .. ..... .... 22 Cocoa . 17 Coffee, Sour Cr eam ......... .. .. ........... .. .. 18 Coffee, Sour Cr eam ... .. .. .. .. ... .. ........ ... 19 Coffee (Ka ffeeka ka) . 19 Eggnog Chiffon . 15 Fruit .. (English ) ..... ... .. .. .. .. .. .... ... .. .. 20 Hawaua n . 17 H awaiian iHukilau . 15 Igloo . 21 Lemon Pudding Pound . 21 Pistachio . 16 Stra wberry . 20 Toma to 1Soup .. ......... .. .. .. ......... ..... 22 Torte, Hunga r iian Nut ... .. .... .. ......... .. .... 17 CIIlCKEN a lla Cacciatora . 25 Oriental Pineapple . 24 •Sauterne . 24 Turkey , Roasted Portuguese Style ... ... .. .. .. 23 CX)()K!ES Brownies . 28 Butterscoch R efreshers . 30 C€ncie alla Fforentina . 26 Chocolate Nut Squa r es for P assover .......... ... 28 Icebox . 29 Molasses . 30 Orange Ma rmalade Bars for P assover . .......... 27 Powerhouse . 27 Puff€d Wheat Drop Oakes ....... ..... .. ... .. : 29 5 INDEX DESSEIRTS Apple Strips .... ........ .. .. ....... .... .. 33 Apple-Walnut Cobbler ..... .... ... .......... .. 33 Blueberry Buckle ....... .. ... ... ..... .. .. 32 Chocolate Fondue . 32 iMacedonia (1Fruit Compote) .. ....... .. .... ... 34 Peaches, Brandied . 34 Powder Faces . 34 •Raspberry Pudding (Danish Rod Grod) . 32 Tarts, Vienna . .. .. ... .. .. ....... ...... .. 31 MEATS Applesauce Meatballs .... .. ... .. .. ............... 41 B eef ·Stroganoff ..... .. .. .. ... .. ........ ...... 42 Beef Stroganoff with L eft-Over Roa st Beef ... .. 41 Hamburger Casserole . 37 Lamb Chop Casserole ... ..... ... ... .. .. .. 42 Lamb Leg in Wine ......... .. .... ... .. ... 36 Lamb Loins in Ta rra gon Sauce . 39 Lam'b Shanks . 42 M eat Mina for P a ssover ..... .. ... ..... ......... 35 Osso Buco a.Jla Mila n ese .... .. .............. .. 37 P epper Steak . 38 Veal .and P eppers ............... .. ... .... 40 V<ea:l Marsala . 43 Veal, Minced (GeschnetzeLtes ) ... ........ .. .. ... 43 Venison Stew . ....... .. ......................... 40 MISCELLANEOUS Barbecue 'Sa u ce . 49 Bayberry Candles . .. .... .. ... ... .. .. .. 46 California Casserole . 48 Caramels . 44 ,Oider, Mulled . 45 Deviled Delight Sa ndwich . ·18 Fondue, Swiss Ch eese .......... ...... ... .. ... 46 Fudge, Country House ..... .... .. .... .... .... •17 M a rina de !or Shish K eba b (So. African) ..... .. 45 Potato Pancakes . 49 Raspberry Sauce .. ...... .. .. .. ......... ..... .. 47 Witch's Brew (Iced T ea) .. ...... ... .. .. ..... ... 47 Zabaglione , Hot . ....... ....... ...... ........... 4i Zabaglione Sauce . 49 6 INDEX PIES Apple, No-:Bake . ..... .. ... ... .. .. ...... .. 53 Ohocolate, Creamy Mint ......... .. ... ... ... 54 Cran-Apple . 51 Cranberry :Raisin . 51 Cream Che ese . 54 Eggnog Chiffon . 52 Peanut Butter Cream . 50 F:ineapple Cream . 52 SALADS !Bean R elish . 5\3 Cole Slaw, Easy ...... ... .......... .. .. .......... 56 Cranberry-Cream Mold . ... ... .. .. '. 55 Swedish Cucumber . 55 SEAFOOD Clams, Baked Stuffed . 59 Cra b Cakes, :Ma ryland . .... ... ......... .. 57 Oyst ers, Escalloped . 57 Scallops and Egg Bows . 58 Scallops, Fri.ed with S:ea Goddess Sa uce . 58 Shrimp Marina ra . 59 SOUPS Charleston's Chicken Pot . .. ... .. ....... 63 Chicken Onion . 64 Clam Chowder . .. .. .. , . 61 Cucumber . 64 Leek . .. ... .. .. .. ......... ....... ..... .. 60 Onion .. ... .......... ..... .. ... .. ..... ... 62 .Oyster Stew . .'. 62 Pumpkin, J a maican . .......... .. .. .. ..... 63 Scallop Chowder , Quick ... ....... ... ...... .. 64 Tomato Deli Cup . 62 VEGETABLES Cauliflower , Cr eam ed Casserole . ..... .. .. .. .. 67 Eggplant a u Gra tin . 65 Eggplant P a rmegian . 66 ·Onions or P eppers,.
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