C16 - Sunday, May 1, 1983 - North Shore News Hi food Meals for one or two the kitchen BN. ‘ by Eleanor Godley RECIPES intended “for one or. two” seldom turn my crank. They're so cautious, always; ht- tle bits of this, little bits of that, I can’t get enthusiastic. Felt the same way when one of the men in my class of Seniors handed me a print-out of a cou- ple of pages of such cooking suggestions, I was sure I would discard them. I did, in fact. All but two. And I have to tell you, these two are” winners. The first is called CHICKEN IN A CLOUD, and basically it calls for mix- ing a simple stuffing, cutting a slit in the breast to accom. modate it, wrapping. the whole thing in foil to put in your steamer over boiling water for half an hour The stuffing was to be a mix ture of chopped mushrooms and crumbled bread, but | decided that af: the mush rooms were sauteed first, the stuffing would be moist and easier to handle So. with these ingredients 6 button mushrooms finely chopped Ao oshee of bread crumbled (lused / grain Stive: 1 Tbspns. capers, copped (15mL) 1 Thbspns. (15mL) ¥% tspn. salt (1.25mL) dash of pepper 2 Tbspns. of butter a lemon wedge for garnish Saute the mushrooms in the butter, for maybe 5 minutes, mix in the crumbl- ed bread and the capers and seasoning, and moisten with finely lemon juice IT’S COOKIE WEEK again. The Guides and Brownies are out this week on the North Shore selling cookies. Left to right are Justine Dawson and Fiona Hughes delivering cookies to Margaret Fraser of West Vancouver. the lemon juice. (I added the pan juices, too.) If you lay the breast on a piece of foil, and stuff it thereon, you catch all the nice bits, and it’s easy to bring the sides of the foil up top make the steam package. The recipe said 30 minutes in the steamer, but I found it perfect at 20. I did broccohi, as they suggested, and found tall very flavourful and in- teresting Even without com- pany The other as called VEGETABLE FIESTA, and is intended as a main dish, a complete meal if served with a green salad PE bbspn of oii Sm) 1 small onion, pecled and finely chopped ‘a green pepper. cleaned out and chopped 2 sticks of celery chopped roughly 6 S mushrooms sheedin Ts Trae & otter yroal . chika Paiate 12 88 (heft on the cs 12 O86 Linbrerte 8 ( woktA 12 06 Moosawood 12.390 (areat Hook of Franch ( atraine 48 06 then all at Madasseah 24 Of trowne nngh Puch A Pocket Bookshop 2442 Marine Drive Woat Van 926-1133 ‘A cup brown long-grain rice (125mL) grated rind and juice of 2 lemon 1 cup hot water (250mL) 1 small Oxo cube 2 Tbspns. raisins (30mL) 2 Tbspns. chopped nuts or pine nuts (30mL) salt and pepper Heat the oil and in it cook onion, pepper and celery un- tl the onion softens. Add the mushrooms, and cook for one minute. Add the rice, lemon rind and juice, and the water and Oxo cube and salt and pepper. Bring it to the boil, then reduce the heat, cover the pan, and sim- mer for about half an hour. Stir it once in a while to make sure it’s not too dry. Add the raisins and nuts and serve. An excellent simple meal. [gh A French Bread (was $1.05) .99 100% Wholewheat with Honey (was $1.35) 79 Homemade White (was $1.35) .79 Four Grain (was $1.45) Mountain Oat (was $1.39) .99 95 me a etnamese Gourmet RESTAURANT ’ “Huong “Vi Qué Huong ~ BRING IN OR MENTION THIS AD FOR A 10% Discount 2122 EAST HASTINGS Between Victoria & Nanaimo Fully Licensed 251-1828 FREE PARKING AT REAR Hours: Tues.-Sat. 11-10 p.m. Sun. 5-10 pm We accept NEWS photo Elisworth Dickson : major credit cards No Purchase Necessary Draw closes Sat., May 31st BEST PRICE. Pres tige READY TO HANG Complete with four light kit, light bulbs, cane blades, variable speed, reversible. SPECIAL BUY $299 WHILE THEY LAST Over 60 Fans On Display On Our Ceiling. Fans from $79.00. Extra Dis- count On Other Fans. NORBURN LIGHTING CENTRE we. has o reputation of experienced service-and Is the place to see Western Canado » largest display of lighting fixtures If you are building or remodelling brighten up a dork corner — you'll tind: the right light at Norburn WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FREE CATALOGUES AVAILABLE 4600 E. HASTINGS ST., BURNABY TEL. 299-0666 or just out to