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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1975
Page
7
Warm days invite a hearty main-dish rice salad by Cecily Brownstone. Fresh rice forms the base with olives, ham, beans, eggs and tomatoes arranged around a bed of beans, then dressed with a light oil and vinegar mix for a glossy, flavorful luncheon dish.
Dear readers share a Paczki recipe method to seal jam inside Polish doughnuts before frying. Mary Greene tested variations with grape jam and a strict sealing technique, yielding most successes after three attempts. The recipe includes yeast dough, orange and lemon rinds, and deep frying to a dark brown.
The versatile Maurice Moore-Betty, an Irishman with a global career, reflects on cooking philosophy learned from family. He traveled from Southern Rhodesia and the Sudan to the Middle East, served in the Camel Corps, and trained under Monsieur Avignon at The Ritz London before opening a Hanover Square restaurant serving fashion editors. The piece notes his postwar move to New York and a bustling, diverse culinary life.
Moore Betty, a chef and educator, built cooking schools expanding from teens to adults in New York and beyond. He limited teen classes as uneconomical, favored practical hands on learning, and urged real food appreciation over mere size or trend. He authored cookbooks on occasions and salads, and shared recipes for Pineapple Chicken Salad, Fresh Fish Salad, and Potato Pfeiffer with detailed steps.
President Ford signed the law extending the Special Food Service Program for Children through September 30. The Agriculture Department allocated 3,079,989 dollars to Illinois to operate its summer programs.
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