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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
2
Guidance from home economists on preparing a Christmas turkey with bread stuffing aged three to four days. Details include crust removal, proportions, filling method, and immediate refrigeration of left overs. Cautions cover not freezing stuffed poultry or leftover stuffing and heating bacteria concerns. Suggestions note variations to the basic bread stuffing for holiday variety.
Recipe notes for onion and celery stuffing using bread crumbs, butter, onions, and celery to yield about 12 cups, enough to stuff a 16 to 20 pound turkey. Includes optional sausage variation and adjustments omitting butter or celery.
Substitute 2 cups chopped apple for onions in the Onion and Celery Stuffing recipe. This swap adds sweetness and texture while maintaining overall stuffing consistency.
Mix soft stale bread crumbs with salt pepper sage savory and parsley plus cashew nuts. Saute chopped onion and mushrooms in melted butter and fold into crumbs. Toss lightly until combined. Yields ten cups suitable for a 12 to 20 pound turkey.
Home economists in Ottawa offer practical turkey carving tips for first time carvers. Begin with a browned bird breast up on a large platter and carve from the right side. Follow steps to separate leg thigh and drumstick, slice meat from drumstick and thigh, then carve wing and breast thinly along the bone for serving.
E L Guertin told 300 Canadian Pacific Employees’ Association members at the Royal Alexandra Hotel that Canada’s centennial in 1967 will feature nationwide celebrations led by a Montreal cake cutting at the first world exhibition of first quality in the western hemisphere. He said the world has been invited and 68 nations had confirmed participation to date with more to come.
The article mixes humor about engagements and budgets with a preview of the 1967 world fair in Montreal. It notes about 80 nations participating, mentions Brussels as earlier first category fairs in 1953 and 1958, and projects attendance over 30 million with peak crowds on holidays. It highlights the Canadian Pacific pavilion and Montreal transit expansions to handle crowds, and compares the fair’s size to New York’s.
Medical researchers have adopted latex paint to color parts of specimen lungs. Red marks the pulmonary artery, blue the pulmonary vein, and white the bronchial tree, allowing clearer viewing of minute structures with minimal distortion due to near water-like specific gravity.
Step by step carving guidance outlines how to portion turkey for first servings. It describes enlarging breastbone openings, spooning out stuffing, removing stuffing from the side and front, and cutting through skin near the breastbone. A contact address for further poultry buying and cooking information is provided.
The French novelist and dramatist George Sand was born Lucile Aurore Dupin. She used a male pseudonym to publish and gain literary freedom in the 19th century.
A new British fuel injection system shown on BBC World Service claims to cut petrol use dramatically. Inventor William Scott of Byfleet Surrey demonstrated 227 miles on two gallons and 7 pints in a Cortina, replacing carburetor and fuel pumps with a stored vapour feed, costing about 40 dollars and fitting in about forty minutes.
The article notes that Pope Julius I fixed December 25 as Christmas around 348 A D and after further church agreement decreed celebration on that date. By the 6th century Rome made Christmas a legal holiday, and centuries earlier the Roman government required theaters to close on Christmas Day.
Frigga the goddess of love is said to have turned mistletoe into a symbol of love by granting a kiss beneath its branch. The tradition has endured for ages and appears fated to continue.
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