een vob? - eh Tr - Page C5, August 19, 1979 - Sunday News 7 b OLY tere be at gra Ger GG tated Prats SNS A ‘How much do you know ; about bread? To find out, stop and study a. loaf of bread, particularly in respect to the tremendous influence _ STUFFING A SALMON is easy with this lemon rice dressing designed to add a light and delicate flavor to delicious B.C. salmon. A sure treat for out of province guests, but don’t wait until you have company to enjoy 4 this super _.--_._Salmon barbecae...___- * Serve savoury B.C. salmon The west coast way Enjoy. the special rich delicately accented with a piquant lemon-rice stuffing. ok _ SALMON WITH LEMON-RICE STUFFING _ One’3 to8 Ib. whole B.C. salmon 1 small grapefruit, cut in thin slices 1/3. cup butter or margarine 1 ° cupsliced celery 1 small onion, chopped o 1% cups sliced fresh 1/4 tsp. thyme 1% tsp. salt: 1/8 tsp. pepper . 2 =‘ tsp. grated lemon rind 1/4 cup lemon juice 1% cups water 1% cups instant rice, uncooked Melt butter or margarine in frypan. Add _ celery, onions, and mushrooms. __Cook about 5 minutes. Add poultry skewers and twine, it, exerts on Canada’s economy. Reflect the centuries of painstaking back of every bakery product. _ : ‘Today many people ignore 'its greatest asset - its im- ‘portant food value. But when studied and ap- preciated,. all of a sudden that small, simple, sym- metrical loaf of bread. begins to grow in stature and im- portance.’ —~ In our grandmother's day, bread making was often considered the greatest of all domestic arts. But we are not living in our grand- parent’s day, and we have moved rapidly from serving ,__ bread hot out of an outdoor remaining ingredients except rice, and bring-to-boit: Add rice and mix in. Coyer and remove from heat. Let stand five minutes. Fill cavity of salmon with rice stuffing. (Any extra stuffing can be wrapped in foil and heated on the grill while the salmon cooks.) Lace opening closed with ANOTHER CHEF'S delight, Minted Lamb Jullenne will hecome a fast family favorite — don’s forget the sour cream! or sew closed. Grease a large doubled piece of heavy foil. Place slices of grapefruit on both sides of fish and wrap fish in foil. Place on grill high over a low fire. Cook -ap- proximately one hour, turning every 10 minutes. Make minted lamb with sour cream Exquisitely flavored with mint, Lamb Julienne is a real culinary treat. MINTED LAMB JULIENNE WITH SOUR CREAM 1'A'lb. leg of lamb % cup olive oil 3 tablespoons sour cream 1 medium onion, sliced 1 clove garlic, chopped 1 tablespoon p 1A teaspoon salt dash white pepper I teaspoon oregano 4 tablespoons flour 2 cups water I sprig fresh mint, chopped Cut the boneless leg of jamb into ‘4x2 in. strips. Clean and pecl_gartic, Bley, __ fOr olf AME Ad} romenenetniert=er tnt * ounce slice... ° supplies an average of 80 _ calories per one ounce slice. ® supplies protein, ‘at the. average of 2.5 grams per one e supplies calcium at the veragerate—of-0.02-grams per one ounce slice. e supplies iron at the average rate of 0.50 milligrams per one oun¢e slicé, e supplies thiamine (vitamin B1) at the average rate of 0.05 milligrams per one ounce slice. - ° supplies riboflavin. (vitamin B2) at the average’ rage of 0.03 milligrams per One ounce slice. ¢ supplies niacin (another of. the B vitamin group) at the average rate of 0.50 milligrams per one ounce slice. Today, about 95 per cent of the more than four million loaves of bread eaten daily by Canadians are made in ‘modern, scientifically controlled bakeries. What are some of the nutritional. facts of life concerning bread today? BREAD: parsley, mint, and onion. Prepare them for the sauce. Heat casserole with olive oil and saute meat until light brown. Add sliced onion and stir until braised. Add: chopped garlic, salt, pepper, and oregano. Dust with flour and stir until grease is absorbed. Add cold water and mix until a heavy gravy has formed. Fold in the sour cream and simmer Makes 3 servings. Suggested dinner menu: Lamb Julienne, cpg noodles, stcamed tomatoes, relish tray, and = French bread. For dessert: minted pears. We care mainly about our reputation ... . 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