HIMEMkaER'S CLUB MEETINGS
SPRUCE GROVE: Tuesday afternoon,Dec.81
Christuas party at Huntley's
RIVER BEND: Monday, Lee.20, at 10:SO
CHristnas p«rty at Kcrtulla's
GLACIER Vi37: Tuesday evoninf, Dec.21.
Christuas party at Harrison's.
Husbands are inti tel.
ICE CRZmMI CH 30Y, MOM!
Perhaps you've already node ice crcan in
one of the uany ways—freezer, coffee can
or whnt-have-ycu. But here are r few
suggestions or reuinders in case you're
slow to got started this year.
The tost way, cf course, is to use an
ice croar. freezer but any ether container
nay be substituted with fairly ftcod re
sults by stirrinc the nixture with a
spoon occasionally as it freezes. The
softness and suocthr.ess of ice crenn
depends largely on the size cf the crystals
To be soft onouch to eat at all, the Mix
ture :.iust be frozen in snail crystals.
To do this it must be stirred constantly
as the freezing yoes on, although fat
particles in the croon will help to uahe
the nixture freeze to proper consistency.
For plain vanilla icc ere,an, a yood rich
nixture is 1-y pints of thin crenn, -g- pint
of heavy cream, 2/3 cup sugar, l/4 tea
spoon salt, 2 teaspoons vanilla. "French"
vanilla icc crean is a frozen custard.
Use a quart of milk, 3/4 cup sugar, l/Z
tupspoou s;lt and 4 eggs to make a soft
custard. When this r.ixturc is cool, add
1 cup heavy croon and 1 teaspoon vanilla.
The freezing mixture with which to sur
round the container for both mixtures is
1 part salt to 4 to 6 parts ice. Turn the
■^reozer slowly and after freezing remove
the dasher, pack the freezer with more
ice and salt and let it stand for an hour
or more to ripen.
Or try 1I0USS3, which is really frozen
froth, and the simplest of all freezes to
make. The easiest way is to whip sene
heavy cream, sweeten and flavor it, set
the mixture in a bowl .and then in n pan
with cracked ice and salt surrounding and
covering the bowl. In three or four hours
j.t is ready to servo.
With fruit flavorings, use equal parts
of cream and crushed fruit, sweetened.
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| Open Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
for shee-mending and general
repair - oreechos, tents, etc.
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