Exotic Dish Is Easy To Make In Skillet
Exotic dish idea for a quick skillet meal with Chinese theme. Sweet and Sour Frankfurters combines pineapple chunks brown sugar cornstarch vinegar green onions soy sauce and salt for a tangy savory dish.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1973
Page
5
Exotic dish idea for a quick skillet meal with Chinese theme. Sweet and Sour Frankfurters combines pineapple chunks brown sugar cornstarch vinegar green onions soy sauce and salt for a tangy savory dish.
A simple skillet dish combines frankfurters water chestnuts and vegetables in a pineapple flavored sauce. Cook the mixture until thickened then stir in the franks and peppers top with tomato wedges and serve over rice for six servings.
Hartland Scramblers met May 11 for a safety meeting and viewed a film Trigger Happy Harry. Demonstrations covered Different Meals and How to Dress a Rabbit. A mother daughter tea for Townsend T S 4 H Club occurred May 24 at Frank Carey’s house with officer installations. Busy Needles held at Ginni Eckler’s home with two meeting place changes and posture demonstration. The next 4 H gatherings are scheduled for May 23 and June 5.
Four young women graduate civil engineers are assigned to on site highway construction in Lansing Michigan, breaking a 66 year all male tradition. They will join the same 56 week field training program and perform the same duties as male peers including actual construction work.
Thursday events include Toastmaster's at Ramada Inn 6:30 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 334 at First United Methodist Church 7 p.m. Webelo Scouts 218 at First United Methodist Church 7 p.m. Norwalk Community Church Choir Practice at Home of Mrs. Christine Rucker 7 p.m. TOPS OH 578 at Senior Center 8 p.m. Friday events include Cards at Senior Center 1 p.m. Garden Club of Norwalk at Mrs. Millard Switzer's home 1:30 p.m. Parents Without Partners at First United Presbyterian Church 8 p.m.
The Norwalk Downtown Merchants planted 36 shrubs in downtown planters but lack caretakers. Interested garden clubs or social groups should contact Don Yassange at Coffee Corner Restaurant or Chris Keller at the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce. In Elks Bridge Club results, Mrs Marshall Fields and James Daley won north and south hands. Second place went to Mrs Hugh Hutton and Allen Hakes. East and west winners were Mrs A L Swartz and Mrs Wayne Goodsite with runners up Mrs Herman Schaafsman and Ross Stewart. Jeans Genesis notes that cotton scraps from jeans and other items can be used to make rag content paper per the Cotton Fiber Paper Council.
Reader shares practical hacks from travel and home life. A wiglet sits on a plastic bottle as a wig stand during trips. strawberries are washed in the original plastic berry basket. repaired an unruly umbrella with glue. candles stored wrapped in foil for quick emergency use.
NRMA Chief Traffic Engineer Ted Huxtable warns platform high heels up to six inches are hazardous for drivers. If the heel catches on pedals or floor during braking, accidents or fatalities could result.
A concise notice urges readers to save time and money by daily shopping the classifieds, highlighting practical tips for efficient browsing and budgeting.
Jane Ochran and Tom Kluding announce their engagement with a wedding scheduled August 25 at St Marys Catholic Church. Ochran is a Maplehurst Elementary first grade teacher and daughter of Verna Ochran of Brownsville Pa. Kluding is son of Ralph and Mrs Kluding of 246 West Main Mansfield and studies computer programming at North Central Technical College.
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