Now that you’re hooked on. Hollandaise, I .can tell an ne. “of -my ained seven: ntly after the. water just simmering. A big boil will dissipate the white. To, keep the white from roaming, add a drop or two of mild vinegar along with the pinch of salt. _water in the pan. If you don’t cups, use a shallow pan that pounds. ‘insta lesson:.:-on™ that -‘delicious To fry eggs you must have sauce. His pullovers enough fat, either from wouldn't. bacon or sausages. ‘cooked in There are some few more the pan, or margarine notes on eggs, at the risk of belabouring the subject..but .. they are so neat, so perfectly _ packaged, so compliant one can take advantage ‘of them in countless’“ways. But I abjure you, be gentle with them as you woulda. bride. They respond gloriously ‘to tender care, but turn tough if abused. cd Fresh or stale. makes a. difference, brown or white. doesn’t. I love the story of — the stuffy Master In His Own | House type who demanded brown eggs for breakfast, and always got them — his ee wife soaked the white ones in tea overnight! ~~. When you poach, it isn’t you can manipulate a lifter necessary to have a lot Gf in, and an inch or two of- melted. And not tao hot — if the pan is smoking the eggs will shrink and toughen the minute they land in it. _ .To cook the top, rather .than flippirig, which can . damage the yolk or make it _too hard, tip the pan and spoon the hot fat over top - while they are still cooking. (An electric pan is ideal for this, as it doesn’t cool off when tilted.) That is called “basting”. ; Hard-boiled eggs make nifty sandwiches, and. are most decorative when sieved cooked green vegetable, and add extra protein when chopped into sauces for fish. Do more than ot IT WAS FIRST class gourmet food all the way for the Newcomers Club of West Vancouver as Barbara Miachika, far right, held a special demonstration recently at her home. The ladies learned how to prepare stuffed chicken breast “Venizig”, rice Pilaf and for dessert a lemon nougatine souffle.(Elisworth Dickson photo) . ICROWAVE OVENS COST LESS i i ui le Mubtibiteam ce ren ina ay i) eee, = More than 26 modeis to choose trom including the newest from Panasonic, Toshiba and Litton/Moftat all priced to meet or beat any other advertised price on the Lower Mainland * Best of all, you'll like the way we do business — friendly, personal and downright helpful Betore you buy. do yourself and your budget a favour COME SEE US AT a COLONY HOME FURNISHINGS 1660 LONSDALE AVENUE (AT 19TH) NORTH VANCOUVER 985-8738 (OPEN EVERY THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9) ‘halves into a_ bowl, over a green salad or a - — if they get confused in the refrigerator, spin the questionable ones. If they go lobble-lobble-lobble on the table topthey're stilraw. ~ To hard: boil, cover. the eggs in the pot with cold water and bring it to a rolling boil. IMMEDIATELY, take the pan off the heat and let it sit undisturbed for twenty minutes. Then run them under lots of cold water for a few minutes. They won't have that black ring around the yolk. Deville? they're dandy. Peel the hard egg, cut it in half, skilfully tip the yolk mash them together with salt and pepper and Tabasco_ and Worcester and dry mustard and mayonnaise and chopped chives or onion and curry powder and best of all a little can of little shrimp. What a great appetizer! Make friends with an egg, is my motto. A good egg. of course. ZrGYNOLDS Gabinet Shop Dinner 6G Lipm. Specializing in Florentine & Bolognese Cuisine C13 - Sunday News, November 29, 198: _ UPHOLST ERY ~Re- -upholstering. re-styling and ; custom made furniture to suit your j te ‘own goodtaste. ~ i . yo i Van and boat cushions and custom: ' drapery. — , a : ; . a | i R & H. Interiors’ Call forfreeestimate 985-0641 ; 104 Donaghy St., North Vancouver | i his ad ve SOLID OAK TABLES $275 to $520 *Catinatrefacing * Trad ona: & Luropean sty ong 110 Fell Ave. -Q597 North Van. 985-9527 Castello ‘RISTORANTE ITALIANO Planning a night out? Join us for an unforgettable evening in Italy. ‘Dine & Dance Friday & Saturday in a cozy and friendly atmosphere” Lunches 11:50 2pm Reservations recommended 980-6818 988-6711 L40 E. 2nd St. North Vancouver Metered Parking at rear rcfunded