re iaeuad eel 36 - Sunday, December 15, 1985 - North Shore News What's the secret of perfect pickled eggs? From Page 35 just to tint the meringe to a lovely gold. Rice Pudding? Sorry, 1 can’t talk about it. Rice pudding is forever fraught with memories of wash day, because on wash day the stove (which meant the oven) had to be stoked to blazing So as to get the copper boiler up to steam. Not to waste the oven heat, Mother would put in a rice pudding, and we'd cat it in a hurry, the windows all steamed up, Mother short-tempered and distracted, we’d be glad to be going back to school. . Getting names straight From Page 34 relatives living together to be non-traditional households? My, my. Whether they are traditonal, unconventional or positively weird, households of unmarried adults are addressed with the individual names, ladies’ Names appearing before gentlemen’s, and ladies of different generations in order of seniority. When you put all the names on in that fashion, you needn’t specify who gets which grape in the fruit basket. Rice pudding? Not from me. Try the Dickens Buffet. ** © Help. Have you got the perfect recipe for pickled eggs stashed away in your callection? Would you share, please? There’s a woman out there amongst you all whose hus- band has memories of superb pickled eggs eaten out of the hand, preferably backed up with a cold beer, and she'd like to be able to renew the pleasure for him. She paid me the compliment WHE DE OR aE ar ar as ar ar ae Christmas Combo Buy a cultured Douglas of asking for a recipe, which proved surprisingly difficult. The only one I managed to turn up was from that sturdy, sensible collection of Helen Gougeon's ‘‘Good Food"’. This is hers: 8 fresh eggs, hard-boiled, cooled and shelled 1 qf. of white vinegar 1 Tbsp. mashed ginger root (i5mL) 8 whole cloves 1 tsp. whole allspice (5mL) Va tsp. mace (2.5mL) 2 inch cinnamon stick (Sem) ¥ tsp. salt (2.5mL) (iL) 3 a Peel the eggs very careful- ly, pack them into a jar with a big mouth. Tie all the spices up in cheesecloth and put the bag into a saucepan with the vinegar. Cover and bring to the boil slowly. Boil five minutes, then lift the pot off the heat and leave it all alone for two hours. Strain the ti- quid, then, and pour over the eggs. Add the salt, final- ly, cover tightly, and store in the cool for two months be- fore sampling. They'll keep for four, Helen says. Okay, but they’re too sharp. Husband is all puckered up. Help. Fir tree 6° or larger and receive 1 |b. of quality shrimp meat Free (valued at $8.99 Ib.) or ’ Mount Seymour Lions Club CHRISTMAS TREE Fest by . Buy a minimum of BASEICUS $20.00 of seafood and ATPRYCRTL BAG receive $5.00 of the ; purchase of your vat Christmas tree at *, SALE at _ Woolco Garden Shop Capilano Mall _All proceeds to Timmy’s Christmas Telethon Write any good ads lately? NEWS Classifi >is “EE AE AE OR BE AS Os AP AS AP ae ” OPEN i221 AE nee Lo MY 0 Ax? - 6 PM 7 DAYS 5 ALN’S CATCH § 929-1597 Se Se Se. SG, ca. AE, Se, Bt, St, BE, YA] La.> x4 Ag & BASIC CABLE SERVICE g@ MOVIES ON SUPERCHANNEL @ SPORTS ON TSN - includes NHL hockey @ MUCH MUSIC- a TEEN favourite i AND MORE! GIFT Subscriptions from as low as: $5.95 a month JUST DROP LV TO OUR OFFICE * Plus sign-up fec, taxes and converter, if necessary. North Van 1471 Pemberton Ave. > ai 986-3421