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•tab meat is low in calories, high in other nutrients, easy to digest.
f- PUGET SOUND CRAB CHOWDER
3 slices bacon Pinch leal thyme
1 large sweet onion, diced 1 pkg. (6 ox.) Wakefield’s frozen
1 large potato, diced . fc- Atoka King Crab Meat
1 stalk celery. eUced 1 cup milk, or evaporated milk
3 cups water Salt and pepper to taste
Paprika
f In a heavy saucepan or skillet, fry bacott crisp; remove and reserve.
. Add vegetables, water and thyme to hot fat cover and cook 7 • 8 minutes.
Add frozen crab meat and cook about 10 minutes, or until crab is easily
: broken up with a fork. Stir in milk and season to taste. Heat through and
servo piping hot Garnish with paprika and crumbled crisp bacon bite.
Hakes 3 servings.
SPECIAL CRAB BISQUE
(Low Calorie)
I cups slclm milk foe liquified ne» 1 Tbep. butter or margarine
fat dry milk) 3 Tbep. Hour
I stalk celecy, eu| up 3
I small onion ssn pk^fBon) censer
3 doves .-s' 1 Wakefield's frozen
1 bay leaf »v- Atoka Xing Crab Meat
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Melt Heat milk with celery, onion 3 cloves, and bay leaf; strain,
butter, stir in flour; add milk, salt and pepper. Stir smooth
and add frozen crab meat Simmer over low beat until crab thaws and
i separatee, stirring frequently. Sprinkle with minced parsley as served.
I Mates 4 servings. Approximately 180 calories per serving.
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STATE PRIMARY, SEPT. 9
Chappell for Public Service Commissioner
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AUCTION
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Approx. 75 to, 100 Acres of Pastureland
35 acres bottomland that does not overflow. Lot of
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on 129. Good, big home and outbuildings
TERMS AVAILABLE
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434-7076 BUFORD, GA.
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parties 1 Whether you celebrate
the birth of famous men . . . Lin¬
coln and Washington ... or pay
tribute to Cupid, It’s fun to have
a party during this month. It
gives a lift to that mid-winter
slump.
Let the affair be very Informal.
Bedeck your table with mnga or
bowls of hot hearty soap. Just
open a can or two of your favorite
canned condensed soup and heal.
Try mixing soups, too. It’s fun to
create your own specialities by
mixing or matching any twosome Q
from your pantry shelf.
Soup and crackers are natural
go-togethers. Arrange a selection
of crisp crackers, tasty dips and
spreads for a help yourself tray.
As easy as mixing soups, with
canned soups, are dips and
spreads with pantry shelf ltemo
like canned boned chicken, deviled
bam, and seafood.
What could be easier for party
fare . . . what could taste better?
* MUSHROOM AMD
VEGETABLE CHOWDER
1 can <10Vi ounces) condensed
cream ot mushroom soup
1 soup can (10% cans ounces) water condensed
Blend vegetable beef soup
mushroom soup with
water; add vegetable beef soup.
Heat, stirring sow and then.
Makes 4 servings.
CHEESE ’N CLAM 8PREAD
1 can (7% ounces) minced clams
2 packages’ (S ounces each)
cream cheese $
1 teaspoon lemon lulce
t teaspoon grated onion
Dash salt
Dash black pepper
Drain clams; blend 3 tab!*
spoons liquid from clams with
cream cheese and lemon Jules
until smooth. Stir In grated onion,
salt and pepper. Carefully desired. mis
clams into cheese. Chill If
Use sb a spread on crackers
bread. Makes 1%
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