r Page G-A The Guardian-The Evening Patriot Pies popular on all tables NORTH POLE CHERRY m 1 qt. vanilla ice cream 1 baked 9" pie shell or crumb crust I tin cherry pie filling Spread slightly softened lee ' ' ell and freeze. b e f o r e serving, apread filling over top. Return to freezer. Serve qu‘ckly. I. STEWART. Bunhury WJ. FLAKY PIE CRUSI' 8 cups sifted pastry flour 1 level tsp. salt 86 cup or 12 level tbsp, mus? ing tbsp. water Sitt together flour and “it, add half the shortening. lab- ing into tiny pieces with a fork. n add the remainder o! the Ibortening. flaking into larger pieces. ' ' Put ice water in peppa dial- on and sprinkle over flour and diortening mixture until the dough just holds together. Boll to V. in. thickness on a lightly floured board. Pastry allowed to stand new oral hours in ice box improv h texture. MARJORIE McGva BHL'BARB FLUFF Pl 3 cups rhubarb ttinely chop- ped; 39 cup sugar \ lfi cup water 1 tbsp unflavored gelatin M cup cold water egg whites an cup sifted sugar 86 cup whipping cream 1 tbsp. grated orange rind J baked pie shel Combine rhubarb, sugar and water. Cook till tender, force through a coarse sieve. Softe- gelatine in cold water, add to HERMAN PAUP'I‘WII NEVER FAIL PASTRY I cups flour 1 lb. lard 1 tsp. salt 1 988 as tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. Vinegar Beat egg slightly in 8 or. cusp. Add vinegar then fill cup Wl'th cold water. Combine flour, salt and baking powder. Rub lard into flour mixture: mix well. Add egg, vinegar and r. Mix to roll out. Chill over light. MRS. EDNA JENKINS 342 Chestnut Avenue Sunnis-raids FROZEN IEMON PIE 3 egg uh .05 2-3 cup white sugar l lemon 1 Cup cream vanilla wafers Beat egg whites stiff am “bite sugar, juiceof 1 lemon. Whip 1 cup cream combine “ith egg white mixture. Sprin- kle vanilla wafers on pie plate. add filling, and more water top. Freeze. was. HERMAN YAUPTII' HOMESPUN PIE 3 cups grated raw potato 2 cups grated raw apples 2 cups raisins 1a cup molasses 112' teaspoons salt 2 teaspoon: cinnamon 2 teaspoons nutmeg ' 3 cups hot water Prepare in order gi , sim~ mer slowly until thick (it burns easilyl. Enough tor nine- inch pies or seal hot for future use. MRS. HERMAN PAUP'I'PI' PUMPKIN CREAM PIE 'It cup white sugar 1 tablespoons cornstarch ‘2' teaspoon cinnamon ‘1 teaspoon ginger 1 teaspoon nutmeg ‘2 teaspoon salt 2 egg yolks 2 cups cooked pumpkin 2 cups milk Mix first six ingredients to- meringue made of the Wo egg whites and 4 tablespoons sugar. CES WAISH vale CHERRY PIE 1- 15 ounce tins red cherries 4 teaspoons cornstarch 1 tablespoon butter one-third teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons sugar Drain syrup from cherries in- to saucepan. Combine s a It, cornstarch, sugar. stir , stirring “Dill thick. Add butter, stir in cherries. Cool. Prepare pastry crust pie. use half inch pie plate. Pour cherry fill- ing into pastry lined pie plate. (‘risseross ‘ 3) minutes in 425 degree oven. MRS. FRANCES WALSH Elliotka THOMSON'S SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Sewer Cleanonts, Post Hole Dig- ging. Backhoeing. New Field Tile Beds and Septic Tanks Installed. West Royalty Telephone 4-4411 ‘ThelionedGoodMM 1’20"~ QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY lePAGE SHOE CO. LTD. Charlottetown than room: ICE CREAM BOMBE This m dessert Irakes 10 to 12 servings. To prepare, chills two quart 1% pints softened strawberry ice cream over bottom and sides. until firm. Stir 1-3 cup toasted slivered almonds into 1% pints of softened vanilla ice cream and quickly spread over top and sides of straw- berry layer. Free'ae until firm. Quickly spread 1 pint softened mspbenry shes-hen to cover vanilla Stir a few drops peppermint ex. vice Bureau) tract into '4 pint softened va- nilla ice cream and tint with green food coloring. Pour into centre of mold and freeze overnight. Unmold on serv- ing plate and store in freezer until ready to sene tCanadi ‘ Finds Se!» For The Best and most Delicious Food In MONTAGU‘E sror AT THE BISON! For a pleasant "eat-out” occasion may we suggest you drop in to The Bison Restaurant . . . a popular eating pace in Prince Ed- vard Island. The BISON Restaurant MO'NTAGUE P. E. I.