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ters very frequently — they loved
it, The other two family members
have an aversion to peppers,
Fettucini With Sausage and
Bright Peppers

This sauce is about right for one
package (12 oz.) of fettucini or
linguini - fresh.
1 package ~ about 3 Jb. mild
Italian sausage
4 peppers - one red. one yellow,
one green and one orange or pur-
ple
’ cup butter
3 cloves garlic, finely minced
¥ cup freshty grated parmesan
cheese
cracked pepper
parsley

Crumble the sausage — squeeze
the casings and discard and use a
fork to break up the meat. Chop
the peppers into %-inch pieces.
Melt butter on low heat. Add the
sausage, peppers and garlic. When
the sausage is done and the pep-
pers tender, toss with cooked
pasta. Dust with parmesan, pep-
per and parsley.

If someone in your family likes
hot foods, try substituting the hot
lalian sausage!

Lasagne is a standby
everyone has his favorite recipe. 1
surprised a friend, also an old
home-ec grad with two bits of
knowledge — you'll know these
tips if you’re a regular reader but
if not, a repeat:

¢ Use fresh lasagne noodles —
you don’t have to pre-cook them.

¢ Butter the bottom of your pan
gencrously. Make your first iayer
one of fresh noodles. Usually, rec-
ipes suggest starting with a layer

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next time
you think of
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of sauce. This makes the finished
product hard to serve. By starting
with noodles you have a firm base
that cuts neatly into squares.

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I know this is a silly time to
talk about next Caristmas, but if
you're anything like me you will
expect a number of Christmas
parties — and, youll want to br-
ing that Familiar ‘hostess gift."

Just now, tree fruits and pro-
duce are at their best. Dig out
your favorite relish recipes,
prepare some small jars and write
notes on them for your family —
“TOUCH, YOU DIE!"’ is one
that comes to mind.

Come December, decorate a jar
and trot it along to the party.
That's a real **Budget Beater.”

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Here's another of my favorite

In-dash
digital AM/FM

summer recipes. ft doesnt keep
you tied to the asen bur you'll be
so popular that it won't matter.
Since pot-hick barbecues are
happening every day. Ury these as
your contribution. Just think, the
oven you heat won't be your own.

Refrigerator Rolls

I have a big food processor. 'f
you're as lucky as Tam, forget the
method described below.

Increase the flour to 34a cups,
Place the flour, salt and most of
the sugar in the processor and
buzz to blend.

Add shortening and blend until
well mixed. Dissolve the yeast: in
water with a bit of the sugar and
let stand until bubbly. Wisk in the
ceg.

Pour the liquid slowly into the
feed tube until well mixed. Pro-
cess one minute to knead.
Refrigerate.

1 package dry yeast
Il cup warm water

stereo cassette 1692

Features 12 presets, auto-reverse, seek &
scan. With signal-enhancer IC, loudness
control and night illumination. 12-1912

Dual-cassette
micro-cassetite
phone answerer

Digital message/call counter, call screening and
auto-on. With 16 function remote, personal
access code and remote on/off. 43-8390

Full duplex
handsfree
mobile phone

1692

00

After sale
price 799.00

“slag,

1) cup shortening
's cup sugar

1 epg

1 teaspoon salt

3 cups flour

Dissolve yeast in) warm water
and wait until it bubbles. Cream
shortening with sugar, beat in ceg
and then yeast mixture. Beat until
smooth.

Add salt and a bit of the flour,
beating until the beater starts
clogging.

Mix the rest of the flour in by
hand. Knead until smooth and
shiny, using a bit of extra flour
but as little as possible.

Grease 2 biz bow!. Drop dough
into bowl and rotate io butter the
top.

Cover tightly with plastic wrap
and refrigerate at least 24 hours.

To bake, pinch off walnut-sized
balis and tuck into round cake
pans, about 42-inch apart. Let sit
in your summer kitchen about 1%
hours — they'll double in size and

832-channel capacity & 30-number memory. Built-in
speaker/monitor, 3-watt output. Easily transferable.
Mounting hardware, bracket. 17-1076

Phone must be activated at the time
of sale for a minimum of 6 months.
Price without activation is 689.00

More fantastic hot-weather savings!

SAVE $100! Dual-cassette deck has hi-
speed dubbing, Dolbyt B, synchro-stan.
14-655. Reg. 249.95...sale 149.95
SAVE $60! 4-note polyphonic keyboard
with sampling, built-in mike. Clearance.
42-4004. Was 159.95... .now 99.95
SPECIAL PURCHASE! Magnet-mount
CB antenna. 21-1006...  .....19.95

Bias
Nsbey ated

SAVE 20%! Speakers with carry bag.
40-1303. Reg. 49.95 sale 39.95
SAVE 33%! Ladies quartz sports watch.
63-5066. Reg. 29.95....sale 19.95
SAVE 23%! Alarm clock in folding case.
63-3039. Reg. 12.95 sale 9.95

SAVE 37%! Billfold calculator includes §

battery. 65-561. Reg. 15.95, sale 9.95

ishes

reach out for each other. Bake at
350F, 15 minutes.

This makes two pans and about
enough rolls for six to. eight.
Many people swear that they can
eat the whole baich by themselves,
if no-one is “watching.

BEST BUYS

SAVE ON FOODS: Check the
case lot sale some excellent
buys if you've the storage space
and like the products. Other ex-
cellent prices: Shoulder butt pork
steaks, 31.77 Ib.; fresh chicken
legs — no backbone! — 97¢ Ib.;
pork ribs, $1.97 Ilb.: bulk wieners,
99¢ Ib.

SAFEWAY WOODWARD’S:
Chicken legs, back attached (still!)
98¢ Ib.; lean ground beef, 10#
pkg., $1.88 Ib.: cantaloupe, 44/
$1; Romaine lettuce, 4/$1.
STONG’S: T-bones, $4.98  Ib.;
BBQ chickens (if you hate cook-
ing in the heat!) $4.88 ea.; Nabob
coffee, $1.99; red .cedless grapes,

f 35mm camera kit

features focus-free

Has built-in flash. Includes
a 12-exposure film, 2 AAA
batteries, vinyl case, carry
strap. Clearance. 16-8903

was
39.99

Sale ends
July 31, 1990

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