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By Marylou Rideout
In this Day of Speed' quick
cake mixes, frozen dinners, and j
automatic ranges, it may seem
terrible old fashioned to have the
turkey roast for hours. There '
have been a few inquiries about
this new method of quick roast
ing. The Home Agent has noticed j
in recent issues of magazines and j
news releases that there have
been tests made ard researchers
have found that a turkey, wrap
ped carefully in heavy aluminum
foil and roasted at 450° F. not
only cuts down time, but pro
duces a moist, flavorful and ten
der turkey. Perhaps you would
like to use this method. There are
warnings that foil should be
heavy and large enough to cover
fowl with wide laps. An 8 to 10
pound turkey, unstuffed, roasts
in 2 V* to 2’” hours. A 10 to 12
pound turkey roasts in 234 to 3
hours. A meat thermometer, in
serted in center of thigh or j
breast should register 190° F. The
Extension Service has explicit di
rections—but no matter how the
bird is cooked—new or old meth
ods, have a nice Thanksgiving
Day.
Whatever is left of the turkey,
tender meat or just the “pickins”
and the “bones”, can be the basis
for many thrifty and tasty dish
es. A practical suggestion is to
reverse the usual routine and
make the turkey soup first in
stead of last. This saves refrigera
tor space, prevents meat from
drying on the bones, and gives
cook a supply of flavorful broth.
Strip the meat from the bones,
cover well, refrigerate or pack
age fox- the home freezer. As for
the bones, cover mein with slight
ly salted water and simmer an
hour or so before straining off
tile bi'oth. Add onions, celei’y or
other seasonings to the bones for
more flavor.
Stretch left-over gravy for
dumplings, and pie, and to moist
en leftover stuffing for reheating
or to add flavorful liquid to hash.
A "day-after” delight is to place
leftover stuffing in a greased
baking dish or pie plate, spread
about 1 inch thick. Dot with but
ter, sprinkle with milk or cream.
Bake 15 minutes in a hot oven.
Serve as the base for reheated
slices of turkey or chicken. Or
serve alongside cold slices of
fowl. Pass reheated gravy and
cranberry sauce. Yum!
Turkey or chicken cassei’ole
place leftover stuffing in greased
casserole. Top with leftover fowl.
Pour gi-avy, thinned with some
milk over this. Cover and bake
1 in moderate oven 350° until heat
ed through.
Leftovers don’t have to be
I motonous. A foreign cook-book
may give you some good cues for
use of fowl. Turkey might “go
Italian” by teaming it with spagh
: etti, tomato sauce and topping
with grated cheese. Go “Spanish”
with green pepper, onion, paprika
,md ‘Mexican" with chili sea
[ son: g and topping with a corn
meal mixture.
CENSUS BEING MADE
OF BLIND PERSONS
The Alaska Department of
Public Welfare, through its D'S
trict offices and agents, is taking
a census of persons in the Terri
tory who are considered blind.
From time to time the Depart
ment has been asked to furnish
information regarding the num
ber of blind persons in the Terri
tory and has been unable to do
so. These requests have come
from various physicians, legisla
tors, interested agencies, and ser
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WE LIVE IN HOPE
By Bob Klem
Man is a brash and headstrong
Man is a brash ard headstrong
Animvl given to holding onto j
More hope than conditions war
rant
What I want more than anything
else at the moment is a nail
to hang my hat on! Jessie says
No! but I still plan on hanging
My hat on a nail!
and Furthermore, I Reaffirm
That sox should bo worn till they
are properly broken in before
they are washed!
Can somebody tell me how to
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' ice organizations concerned with
the problem of visually handi
capped persons.
Each local office of the Depart
ment of Public Welfare will make
plans for securing the material
in its District and all the findings
will be compiled in the Cent 'al
Office of the Department.
ARC ASKS FOR LAND WITHDRAWAL
The Alaska Road Commission,
Department of Interior, has re
quested the withdrawal of ap
proximately 2.75 acres of public
domain lands located along the
Richardson Highway at Approxi
mately mile post 27, it was an
nounced last week by the bureau
of Land Management.
A. F. Ghiglione, commissioner
of roads for Alaska, states thaf.
the land area is presently being
used as a permanent camp for
purposes of constructin and main
tenance of a portion of the Rich
ardson Highway in the Thomps
son Pass area. Affected persons
may obtain further information,
by contacting the and office in
Anchorage.
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