Stir-Fried Sole with Vegetables Recipe
A Chinese style stir fry shows how to cut sole fillets and vegetables into bite sized pieces, quickly cook in hot oil, and finish with a cornstarch thickeners sauce. The method preserves crisp vegetables and succulent fish with a sweet and sour serving suggestion.
Pineapple Sweet and Sour Sauce Recipe
A kitchen note describes making a pineapple sweet and sour sauce from pineapple juice vinegar sugar soy sauce garlic salt and cornstarch. It instructs to boil the liquid add pineapple chunks and green pepper or gherkins then thicken with a cornstarch slurry until a two cup sauce is achieved.
South Pacific Sojourn Recipes From Enchanting Isles
Not far from China in the South Sea Islands the winds are balmy and sun shines on blue waters. Fish are prepared in ingenious ways with unusual but adaptable recipes for our tastes and markets.
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China
South Sea Islands
Filipino Fried Fish with Banana Garnish Recipe
Beat milk with egg. Dip fillets in flour then egg mixture and bread crumbs. Pan fry in hot oil until milk white and flaky. Drain keep warm. Fry banana pieces in lemon juice and bread crumbs. Serve fish with banana on platter, drizzle lemon, finish with butter and parsley. Makes 6 servings.
Crab Louis Salad with Louis Dressing Card
Remove shells from crab meat and arrange on four plates with lettuce. Build a shredded lettuce bed, layer body and leg meat, add tomato wedges and quartered eggs. Mix mayonnaise chili sauce green onion and pepper with whipped cream for Louis Dressing and serve. Makes four servings.
Prairie flora and ornamental plant potential noted
The piece surveys wild prairie plants now valued in other countries as garden staples. It highlights evergreen shrubs and two juniper varieties along Saskatchewan waterways and Cypress Hills, including a Creeping Juniper that trails and roots as it spreads.
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Prairies
Saskatchewan
Cypress Hills
Prairie garden uses native plants for attractive panels
The article highlights prairie native species suitable for gardens and their value in veritable collection history. It notes Palliser expedition collectors and Eugene Borgeau transferring seeds to Kew Gardens for commercial nurseries. It lists Highbush Cranberry Red Osier Dogwood Pinchkerry Chokecherry Shrubby Cinquefoil Buffaloberry Saskatoons River bank Grape Twining etc with care notes and seed collection ethics.
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Europe
Palliser
Canadian
Prairies
Rockies
Eugene Borgeau
Coulees
England
Kew
Dakotas
Louis and Clarke
Pacific Ocean
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Anne Adams
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Toronto
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