Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 115, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 24, 1950 Page: 31 of 44
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According to the Department
of Agriculture turkeys are more
plentiful thia year than ever be-
fore . . .house wives will find many
small birds for sale that are well
fleshed and of high quality! Halv-
ed turkeys are available, too. in
many localities. These are cook-
ed In much of the same manner
as whole ones with the exception
that the half is roasted to partial
“tenderness" before it is placed
split side down over the dressing
—then the cooking is continued.
The stuffing we suggest today is
made with rice—a grain which
makes an unusually fine basis for
poultry stuffing of any kind for
it will combine with any of your
favoi ite seasonings. In sections
where this rice dressing is known !
it is the outstanding favorite. Ite
popularity is spreading So, when
you find a turkey Just the right
size for your family, cook several
cups of rice and start from
recipe will guide you.
lad' you decided to try
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and gas will be headed by Hlnoa H.
Baker of Humble Oil & Refining
Co., Houston: a subcommittea on
future domestic oil and g. s aVrll-
ability will be headed by Max W
Ball, of Washington, and a sub-
I committee on foreign petroleum by
John R Suman of New York, of
Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Membership on the committees
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WASHINGTON, Dec. J3 —(M-
The petroleum industry has launch-
ed new studies of the amount of
oil and gas now available to the
United States and the amounts
that may be available.
The studies are being made at
the request of the government. The
Department of Interior asked for
them on the grounds the informa-
tion t, essential to the defense pro-
gram and national security.
Walter 8 Hallanan, chairman of j
the National Petroleum Council,
has announced he has appointed L
F McCollum, of Continental Oil
Co., Houston, chairman of a com-
mittee on oil and gas av»iiablity.
A subcommittee on domestic oil' w'll total around 30.
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WHAT A TANK COMPANY LOOKS LIKE — Here’s
v. hat a complete U. S. Army tank company consists of
and what it looks like. The figures for personnel include
administrative, mess, supply, transportation, mainten-
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j broilers and fryers Stocks of hon-
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We wont to thank you
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Your favors AGAIN,
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On this the eve of Christmas we are very grateful
to you. our friends, for your loyalty and extend to
each of you Greetings and Sincere Wishes tor a
Merry Christmas.
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Christmas
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Try Rice Stuffing For Your
Next Roast Turkey, Chicken
Salt and pepper to taate
« cups cooked rice
I 1-3 cups dry bread crumbs
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bread)
1-4 cup melted butter or oth-
er fat for sauteeing giblets
and onions.
Chopped giblets
Method
Toast nut meats. Saute giblets
In another pan saute onions in I
fat until transparent. Add parsley, j
and seasonings to onions. Toast
bread for making crumbs The
success of this dressing depends
on the brownness and dryness of
the bread crumbs. Roll toast be-
tween sheets of brown paper (fold-
ed at the ends to prevent loss of
crumbs* with rolling pin. Blend
bread crumbs, cooked rloe, sau-
teed giblets, melted butter, on-
ion mixture and nut meats. Taste
for seasoning adjustments. Do not
be afraid to add plenty of salt. If
a more moist dressing is desired
add a little broth or hot water
and one egg slightly beaten. This
will make 8 cups of dressing or
enough for an 8 pound bird
3-4 cups toasted nut meats
< Chopped boiled chestnuts,
blanched almonds or pecans)
1 large onion finely chopped
fl tablespoons melted butter
3 tablespoons chopped parsley
1-2 teaspoon thyme
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( H’NTING NOSES—A German workman, one of those
ni. aged in demolishing the war-wrecked Royal Castle
i'i the Soviet sector of Berlin, looks over the heads of
bo.ne of the statues that decorated the 200-ycar-c!d
mansion. The one-time home of Kasier Wilhelm II is
being razed to make room for a gigantic square where
public meetings and Red demonstrations will be held.
MORRISON s flours
largest on record, cranberry pro-! orange crop is expected to be
duction the second largest. The i high, grapefruit production is
sweet potato crop is the largest; larger than last year Markets
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