Children’s Lunch Mix with Noodles Cheese Sauce Bacon
A simple children’s lunch features cooked noodles with cheese sauce topped by crisp bacon. The dish blends creamy cheese with savory bacon for a quick, kid friendly meal.
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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
8
A simple children’s lunch features cooked noodles with cheese sauce topped by crisp bacon. The dish blends creamy cheese with savory bacon for a quick, kid friendly meal.
Fry Findy chopped green pepper and pimiento in butter or bacon fat. Mix with hot cubed French fried potatoes for a simple side dish.
Robert L. Hawking of Monahans. a Sul Ross State College graduate student, was nominated by Rice University for a three year National Defense Fellowship to study economics beginning fall 1962. He is son of Mr and Mrs E L Hawkins of Monahans and husband of Regina Gannaway.
Directions describe whisking egg yolks with milk and seasonings until thick, folding in beaten whites to soft stiff peaks, then pouring into a buttered 10 inch pan and cooking gently before baking 20 to 25 minutes. Serve with asparagus tips.
Local column notes students leaving town for study and family trips. Eileen Johnson heads to Ft Worth to attend Patricia Stevens School of Charm for sixteen months to become a fashion designer, while Pam Relaford visits Birmingham with family. Ellen Sitton Judy Reeves TC U six weeks. Janice Hudson at Girl Scout Camp Mitre Peak until August. Jim Parker stays in San Angelo five more weeks seeking support and recovery. Letters encouraged.
A reader asks about enhancing rhubarb sauce with warm spices. Suggestions include a pinch of cinnamon or nutmeg to deepen flavor without overpowering the tart rhubarb.
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