COTATI SINT A bas PREIS

TOMATO SALAD

Take fresh tomatoes, skin them and place to soak in French
dressing. Dressing composed of 1 cupful Wesson oil, 1 cupful
vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, % tablespoonful sugar, Tobasce
sauce, tomato ketchup, salt and a button of garlic cut in fairly large
pieces. When ready to serve, place tomatoes on lettuce leaf, fill
with cottage cheese, having been mixed with a small quantity of
crushed pineapple and oil dressinng.

—Mrs. Edward Boyle (Powell River)

GINGER FLAVORS SALAD, DESSERT

What’s left of the Christmas ginger might go into salads,
desserts, or other dishes. Here are some suggestions:

Add to a small can of (crushed) pineapple and heat. Serve
as a dressing over canned pears.

Add to mayonnaise as a fruit dressing.

Put over ice cream for sauce.

Serve with cheese and crackers for dessert.

REDUCERS LIKE SALAD DRESSING

Beat 2 eggs slightly, add %4 cupful lemon juice, ™% cupful
pineapple juice and 2 tablespoonfuls sugar. Cook in double boiler
stirring constantly until thickened. This is for fruit salads. There
are 21 calories to each level tablespoonful.

Reducer’s mayonnaise is another dressing, low in calories:

REDUCER’S MAYONNAISE

Two egg yolks, % teaspoonful salt, 2 tablespoonfuls vinegar
or lemon juice, 1% cupfuls mineral oil.

Add salt to eggs, blend, add vinegar, add oil very slowly,
beating all the while. Toward the last you may add oil a little
faster. There are 57 calories in 1% cupfuls of the dressing or
about 3 to a level tablespoonful.

QUICK THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING

One teaspoonful salt, sugar, mustard, 1 egg, 2 tablespoonfuls
vinegar. Combine mixtures and beat in sufficient oil to make a
right consistency. Add 1 tablespoonful of chopped green and red
peppers and tomato ketchup, enough to give color.

—Mrs. Edward Bolye (Powell River)

MAYONNAISE RING
Two cupfuls of mayonnaise, 2 cupfuls of whipped cream, a
little chopped pimento, % an envelope of gelatine, dissolved in
cold water. Pour over it a little hot water; mix all together and
put on ice in a mold. —Mrs. Fred Buscombe (Caulfeild)

147