The Frontier Woman ...
Zesty Kraut Aids Duck Dinners
ti> BLANCHE SPANN PEASE Homemaking Editor
Kraut is tr« . ,
served w.ih r.eh foods saeft as
P«rrk, goose and duck F . a ,ri-.
ple and appc .ja»g flavor try
combining kraut v. tn other types
of meal such as beef chuciy. \ cal
shoulder and iamb.
For, example here’s a kraut
and paprika >ef re ipe using
chuck oeef s an econotm al
dish.
KKAt'T AND PAPRIKA BEEF
Three tablespoons butter or
margarine, 2 i .ps sliced onions,
1 tablespoon paprixa, tea
spoons salt, 1 pound chuck
beef (cut into cubes), 2 cups
water, 1 No 24 can kraut, 1
tablespoon butter or margarine,
1 tablespoon brown sugar.
Melt three tablespoons butter
or margarine, add onions and
saute until golden brown. Add
liaprika, salt, beef and water
Cover and cook over low neat
about one hour or until meat is
tender. Cook kraut over moder
ate heat, stirring occasionally,
until thorougly heated. Drain off
liquid, add one tablespoon but
ter or margarine and brown su
gar. Heat until butter and sugar
are melted. Place on serving
platter and top with meat and
sauce.
One of these days those of you
who raise ducks will be having
roast duck and maybe you'd like
to try stuffing the duck with
kraut stuffing. You’ll never
know whether you like it or not
until you try it. Might be deli
cious!
ROAST DUCK WITH KRAUT
STUFFING
One 5- to 6-lb. dresed duck, 4
teaspoon salt, pepper, 1 No. 303
can kraut (drained), 4 cup fine
ly chopped celery, 1 apple,
pared, cored and chopped.
Place duckling on rack in
roasting pan, sprinkle surface
with salt and pepper. Combine
kraut, celery and apple. Stuff
the cavity of the duck with this
mixture. Tie legs securely to
i
; 'lera’.e oven of 325 T a .i,g
20 to 25 minutes per pound.
Iti. ST KRA I . LASH,
me No. 2 .an sraul, 2 runs
•' • Jn i chtL - i a,.p
■ •• : ' • » --l-.mi
4 teaspoon salt, . 4 cup
i t* wine, ! , cups water. 2-j
tar ie'-poons butter or margarine,
■ .a. diced pork, », Jb. diced
2 tablespoons chopped par
sley, cup condensea tomato
soup, *v cup sour cream,
n a kettle combine the kraut,
apples, onions,- paprika, pepper,
suit, wine, and water. Mix
thoroughly. Cover and bring to a
Ixnl. Cook over low- heat for one
hour.
Melt butter or margarine over
medium heat Saute diced pork
anu veal until tender, not brown
ed t oim ne meat mixture with
cooked ki.iut. Add parsley and
soup Cover bring to boil and
rook gently 45 minutes. Remove
f’ uni neat and add sour cream
slowly, ■ lining constantly.
Noli if very tart apples are
used, add one tablespoon sugar,
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i aimed Bushels
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52 W st 5th- St.
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peal frontier Woman’
Another cann nr season, we
had bushels of tomatoes to can
and hope everyone nad as good
iuck with tlieir gardens as we
did Have our caie filled with
vegetables and fruits ana in the
basement, ready for next w-inter
and saved from the grass -
hoppers, which are quite bad
here.
When peeling apples or peach
es for canning, arop them in
vinegar-salt water. 1 use two
tablespoons of salt to a gallon of
cold water. Rinse the fruit well
before canning. This keeps it
from turning dark when you are
ready to can.
Make litHe girls' and boys’
! the tails of discarded
men's shirts. Trim with bands of
bright colored material.
A cup of bleach in water helps
i i linoleum of hardened floor
wax.
W on glassware develops small
ni on the edge if the base, you
an rub it smooth again with
fine sandpaper.
Close zippers on wash day
car iient ; r«.• laundering them
• t • z ppers may tear other
garments.
JOSEPHINE EORGELT
NOW AT VALENTINE
AMElaA Mr and Mrs. Ivan
il< th and Cynthia recently were
transferred to Valentine from
Ponea. Mrs. Roth is the former
j canine Doolittle. Mr. Roth is
employed as a butcher m the
Council Oak store.
0 Neill News
Mr and Mrs R, ph Tooker
visited Mr. a; i Mrs. Claude
Humphrey and Mr. and Mrs,
I ter WaJnofer Sunday at Atkin
Mr- John V C. f < 'tnaha
visited last week at the heme i f
lie - rn ner, Mr- 1. S.. . an.
Mr. M ;< • ill cam# Friday and
they returned t imija Sunday,
Mrs H. L Lmiuerg and Re oh
i left Friday for Lance to. They
visited Marilyn and Ted Lind
berg From there they went to
Omaha where Mrs Lmdoerg left
with .Mr. and Mrs. R. \\ Swan
son for BurbanK, Calif She will
visit her brother and other rela
tives. Ralph returned to Lincoln
for the football game Saturday.
Bruce McElhaney returned last
T i tv 'from Germany. He had
months there in the
.. mod services. . ...
god Mrs Dale Wilson „vts
.
1 t. • of V ivpt Sunday
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr
i Mr Marlin \v ichman were
• 1 and tl tnd Bouska of A kin
. .*..a Jae Bousia1 of Portland,
rt. . guests Wednesday.
.•! 10, a; me W. W Waller
o were Mr and Mrs Fred
> i a ; go of Sher idan, Wyo
... oid M. - J ack Hermanco of
vi o were dinner guests Wed
;i •*!..'> evening. Octooer 11, of
and Mrs. H. G. Kruse,
viv. and Mrs. Sylvester Zakr
e.vsKi. Bernard Gribble. Ange
iine Zakrzewski and Mr and
Mrs William Podany of Butte
i re dinner guests of Mr. and
Mr. Thomas Zakrzewski of Op
■
.and Ronhy,-celebrated then*
M
Mri • .
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, ■ • .• ■
v
S .h e Mr an 1
Mrs C E i, Mrs, Marv
' • r. Mi nd Mrs Daniel
Fase id • a of Ease, Mr.
t Mr? Adi h Wc-tzier of
< Mr. and Mrs.
K. i
\ '
Mi Mrs
. • Novak and aoughier, Lindy,
and Roger A:idet*v>n of F emont
were guests of their gianttp irents,
Mr and Mr? Hero Jansen. They
were Sunday dinner guests at the
John Jansen home.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Sullivan of
Norfolk and Mr Agnes Sullivan
ot Chicago, 111., spent the vveek
. . I at the Pat Si, tivan home,
r. John Stuifhergen and
,i. ren spent 10 weekend in
\ ; > ■ Vis.t.ng ■ i parents.
M ■ and Mrs. E. T Ditto.
Mr and Mrs Richard Smithson
spent '. e weekend at Yankton,
S n, attending the 75th homo*
•- ,ng .(Universal' of Yankton
eo ege.
\ and Mrs CiWfo Smith of
' a. 'a. were Friday overnight
.. ii - s of Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
K r.is e.
M . d Mrs George Sehmiet
enKuop of Hooper spent the
wei .end with Mr and Mrs Wil
iam Solfermoser.
Mrs. lima Redd spent the
weekend in Grand Island with
tier son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Neitfeld.
Mr and Mrs A. L. Rymann and
family spent the weekend in Oak
dale visiting her mother, Mrs, H.
H Springer, who is in the hospi
tal Mrs Springer has to go to
Lincoln for X-ray treatments
Scott Infant la
Baptized -
STUART- Theresa Kathryn
Scott, infant daughter of Mr, and
Mrs James Scott, was recently
e r stoned by Rev A J lHiseh
ang in St. Boniface Catholic
church.
Mi-s Mary Henning of Atkin
son, the child’s natural great
grandmother. and John Hem
ming of Atkinson, a great uncle,
were sponsors.
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Never An After-Thirst
SWITCH TO
SQUIRT
RE-ELECT
FRANK NELSON
to the
Slate Legislature
from the
23TH DISTRICT
(Holt, Itn.vd, Itock and Keya Paha
Counties)
• A farm operator of northern Holt county who believes
in, and has worked for, home rule on all local prob
lems. |
• A legislator with experience in the legislative field,
who knows the problems you are faced with, as he i
has many of the same.
• Promises a careful, honest study of all bills and sup
port of those that will make for a better 28th district
and state of Nebraska.
YOUR SUPPORT AT THE POLLS NOVEMBER 6T1I
APPRECIATED
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VALUES UP TO 79.95
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your homo heat dollars with.,,}
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O’NEILL
R. G. ROCKEY
EWING — PHONE 82
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