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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1955)
THE BATTALION Thursday, February 24," 1955 age 4 Family Favorites (Ed. note: Mrs. Petty is the wife of Gilbert Petty jr., a junior mechanical engineering major, and also the. newly se lected Mrs. Texas A&M.) > by Mrs. Gilbert Petty jr. Veal birds are wonderful (and inexpensive) to serve in the spring ind summer as they can be made in the dutch oven on top of the itovc. They are so easy—yet different. VEAL BIRDS Have the butcher cut 1 lb. (for 2 people) of very thinly sliced veal steak, round steak or pork ham, into four squares. Saute one diced onion and 2 stalks diced celery in IT melted oleo for 4 minutes. Soak two slices of dried bread in water; pour off excess water', add salt and pepper, mix with hands, and add to onion-celery mixture. Cook five minutes. Add one beaten egg and take off fire. Place this stuffing ■nj flour-dredged meat squares. Roll up and tie with string. Brown in incited bacon drippings in the dutch oven. Add enough hot water to come up half way on the birds. Sprinkle a little more flour on top and cook slowly with a lid for 1-114 hour. BARBECUED BEEF Left-over roast was always a problem until I disoevered this won- /"ful barbecued beef recipe. Now it is the only way Gil will eat it. t tastes exactly like the barbecued beef sandwiches you buy—only cter! ,14 cup chopped onion 1 Tablespoon Worchestershire 1!4 Tablespoons shortening sauce 2 cups chopped cooked beef % Teaspoon chopped garlic !4 cup water 1 Teaspoon salt 2 Tablespoons catsup Teaspoon chili powder 2 Tablespoons chili sauce 1 Tablespoon liquid smoke A Saute onion in shortening till brown. Add meat and water. Add remaining ingredients. Place in pyrex dish and bake at 400° till brown X^bout 20 minutes). Serve hot on buns. MARSHMALLOW SALAD 1 small can ci - ushed pineapple 10-15 mai-shmallows 1 small package cream cheese % pint -whipped cream (optional) 1 package lime Jello Dissolve jello, marshmallows, and cheese in 1 cup hot -watei'. (An rgg beater,is helpful.) . Add the juice from the canned pineapple and enough cold water to make one cup. CqoI. When it gets syrupy, add the pineapple, and whipped cream if desired. Keep in refrigerator until ready to serve on lettuce. Cookies arc a favorite in our home. Frosted Delights top the ust. •• FROSTED 1V 2 cup sifted cake flour Ms teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking powder Vs cup shortening 1 cup granulated sugar DELIGHTS 2 eggs, beaten Vs teaspoon vanilla 1 cup brown sugar, sifted 1 egg white, stiffly beaten 1 cup chopped nuts Sift flour, salt, and baking powder together. Cream shortening »vith sugar until fluffy. Add eggs, vanilla, and sifted ingredients and mix well. Spread batter thin for crisp cookies and thick (% in.) for jhewy cookies on baking sheet. Fold bi-own sugar into egg white and Spread over cookie battei'. Sprinkle with nuts. Bake 325° for 30 min utes (10 minutes longer if you make chewy cookies). Cut into squares. HEAVENLY DESSERT Prepare two packages strawberry Jello from directions on the , package. Divide in two parts, put in containers to chill until sprupy. Whip % pint whipping cream until stiff. Add 1 cup powdered ! sugar. Add 2 well beaten egg yolks, then T very stiffly beaten egg 1 'whites. Add 1 large can drained crushed pineapple and 1 cup nuts. Line shallow pyrex dish with crumbled graham crackers. Pour 1 whipped cream mixture on crackers. Add one-half of jello on the top. ! Beat the other half of the jello until fluffy. Pour on top of clear jello. t Let set for several hours. : Social Whirl « Thursday The Aggie Wives Bridge club ^ ill meet at 7:30 p.m. in room 2B af the Memorial Student Center. Having Shirt Trouble? Keep yourself happy and your shirts, too. Eliminate that tired, worn-out look. Call us For regular attention to apparel and linens. CAMPUS CLEAN ERS ‘It’s Wonderful’ Says Mrs. Petty could happen wife.” 1955. to any las their hometown. Marcus and A. Harris and Co. Dallas. 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