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THE COUNCIL RECORD - PAGE 6 - Wednesday, July 13, 1977 FROM SOUP TO NUTS Dear Soupy: Is it possible to freeze eggs? Answer Yes. Use fresh eggs and take them out of the shell. Freeze in specific amounts you will use immediately after thawing. To prevent the eggs from becoming gummy when thawed, add 1 teaspoon salt or 1 tea- spoon of sugar to each cup of whole eggs. Stir only enough to break yolks but not add air. Dear Soupy: Is there a standard recipe for canning syrup? Yes. For light syrup use 1 cup sugar to 3 cups of water. For medium syrup use 1 cup of sugar to 2 cups water and for heavy syrup use 1 cup of sugar to I cup of water. Dear Soupy: How can I prevent the odor of cooking onions or cabbage from being so strong? Answer: Add 1 tablespoon of lemon juice or a wedge of lemon with the skin on. Homemaking Hint I When making jelly it is important to know before starting how much natural pectin is in the juice. TEST FOR PECTIN-- The amount of pectin in juice may be estimated by testing a little of the juice with Epsom salts. Add 14 tablespoon sugar and sA tea- spoon Epsom salts to 1 tablespoon extracted fruit juice. Stir until sugar and salts are dissolved and let stand without stirring 5 minutes. If the mixture sets into a jellylike mass in 5 minutes, the juice contains enough pectin to make good jelly and 1 cup sugar to 1 cup juice may safely be used. If the mass |I N0w- 52. While The Supply Lasts PHONE 253-4222 Tires - SMALL ENG:INE REPAIR AUTO "r N E-UP Itl PHONE - 253-6911 be used. If mixture fails to set, add commercial pectin or a juice rich in pectin such as apple or currant. t Homemaking Hint II To , remove vegetable stains from hands rub them with a slice of lemon. RECIPE-- University of Oregon Fudge Put in a kettle: 2 cups of sugar sA cup of butter or margarine ¾ cup of milk teaspoon soda teaspoon salt Let these boil while you brown 1 cup of white sugar. When this sugar is melted down put it in the kettle that has been cooking. Do this slowly as it boils up pretty high. Have your candy thermometer in the kettlelall the time and cook this mixture to just above the soft-bail stage. Remove from heat and then beat it to a fudge consistency. Pour into a buttered platter, cut when cool and then enjoy!. Above recipe from the M thPr of Don Watson. 4-g On June 30, a home eco- nomics 4-H judging contest was held at the fair build- ing. First place was won by Kathy Harvey, second by Sheila Auwen and third by Jackie Crabb. Others par. ticipating were Traci Shel- ton, Deena Murphy, Jamie Redim , Mike West fall, Shelly Miller, Misti Hale, Stacle Owings, Terri West- fall, Sue Schwartz, Donna Harvey and Dawn Hale. The contest included the judging of knittin crochet- ing, menu plan childrens toys, seam samples and baked vroducts. !! :ii~%17!1%% %!~/~ ~~ ii I II II IIIIII I I L _ _ I 2714 MAR'75 M,P. 56 , Custom designed brochures promote business...give a professional look ... make the right impressionl Prices On Request e {i i iiiii ii III , IIIJl D, IFIR t %-- ~I~,~,- ~ :.? ....-7 S1 HOLDS-FIR iS-for 12 HOU-RS FINEST CRAFTMANSHIP LIFETIME WARRANTY II I HAY FOR SALE BY SEMI-TRUCK LOAD ii II @ Ine - ansmission DID YOU KNOW--- that your car's cooling system will overheat at only 212 de- grees F - from overtaxed air conditioners, and increased Summer traffic. So before you do any hot weather driving... drive down here and have us check your radiator, fan belt, water pump, coolant and hoses. i i i, ....... -- -~ " ' ....-'r m., ,,, ~ I I Sl 4D Major HOME APPLIANCES - DOMESTIC REFRIGERATION HEATING SYSTEMS POWER HAND TOOLS PHONE 253-4248 le i II Retire to the beautiful Salmon River country Warm Winters Little or no Snow 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1968 1964 1964 1968 GOOD USED CARS Dart - 4 Door, 6 Cyl. Automatic Tran. Coronet 500, 2