Sp ring's strawberry recip es e

Since spring is here and .

has brought with it a
bountiful supply of
strawberries, it’s a perfect
time to Indulge in tarts and
all kinds of strawberry

delights. Thanks to a par-"

ticularly mild winter in

_Strawberries are
irresistibly scrumptuous!
whether you serve them by
themselves or dressed up in
elegant desserts. One of the
most popular ways is all
natural with caps still at-
tached for dipping into

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Cream butter and sugar.
Work in flour, salt and
lemon peel. Divide dough

into 8 equal portions. Press.

into 8 buttered 4inch fluted
tart pans, Prick with fork.

by Dave Havard
YIELD NOT TO TEMP-

TATION — IN APRIL
The latent desire of
ardeners, to put that shovel
in the ground once more, is
sorely tried in the month of
April, in this land of long

THE HERALD, Wednesday, April 27, 1977, PAGE All |

Northern gardener

that must be reached before
aseed will germinate.-If you
ut seeds into the ground

fore the soil has warmed
to this temperature, you
stand a chance of being
disappointed, because they
may well rot. Now an

starters, will start growth at
45 degrees F (3 C) and in-
cludes lettuce, onions,
parsnips and spinach.

1 hesitate to throw any
more figures at you — they
can be mind-bogglers.
Anyway, don’t Jet them get

California, strawberries are mounds of powdered sugar. Bake in 350 degree oven 20 winters and short, asparagus seed won't start to you. In themselves
here early this year and will | For another sumptuous minutes, or until lightly seemingly  springless growing until the soil has they're not all that im-
be abundantly available treat,dipa plump and juicy browned. Cool, remove from summers, By mid-April the ‘teacheda temperature of 50 portant. I have simply used

from now into the Sate fall
months.

In selecting strawberries,
remember to shop for fully
ripened, bright red
strawberries. They do not
ripen after being picked.
Choose berries that are
plump and well rounded,
with a natural shine, rich
red color and bright green,
fresh-looking caps.

containers and arrange ina
single layer on a cookie
sheet or other shallow
container and store in the
refrigerator. This will keep

remove’ caps until just
before you use them.

Under the chairmanship
of Dr. A.E. King of Victoria,
representatives | of
Ministerial Associations and

Canadian Bible Society and

Bible Societies, responsible

Columbia Human Rights

Three devotional periods
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strawberry first into sour
cream or yogurt and then
into brown sugar. Or serve
strawberries whole for
dipping into chocolate
fondue. Whole or sliced,
flambeed, frapeed, anyway,
they'll be delicious.

For the kings, queens and
knaves in your life, though,
try these Royal Strawberry
Tarts. Light and flaky tart

strawberries. A shimmering
jelly glaze adds the final
touch. These luscious,
strawberry tarts are sure to
please the royalty in your

softened
% cup sugar

plans meeting

Ernest Runions, M.D.,
principal of Carey Hall on
the UBC Campus and a
teacher in the Department
of Psychiatry in the

Environment. -by .:-Mys.

News for Native Peoples by

couver, VéJ 2Mi, will send

represented at this con-
sultation. .

pans, loosening edges with
toothpick. Meanwhile,
prepare custard mix, as
package directs. Pour into
tarta. Cool, Arrange 6 whole
berries on top of each tart,
stem side down. Chill until
serving time. Serve with
whipped topping, if desired.
akes 8 tarts.

To make 1 large tart,

ress dough %4 inch thick

Optional Glaze: melt
currant jelly. Cool sli htly.
Dip berries into melted jelly
before arranging on tarts.

snow may be gone, or fast on
its way, seed catalogues
have been in hand for a
month or more and daytime
temperatures in the mid-60s
F (18C) warm us to a sense
of well being, The tem

tation to plant an early
garden is dangled in front of
us like a chance to start all
over again. Heeded, it
inevitably leads to

seeding dates are directly
related to soil temperatures.

There are certain
minimum temperatures

degrees F (100). But lettuce
will pop at 35 degrees F (3
C), only three degrees above
freezing!

When minimum = ger-
mination temperatures are
examined, for the various
vegetables, we find that
generally they fall into two
or at the most, three groups.
The largest group require a
minimum soil temperature

cauliflower, swiss chard,
peas and radishes. The
other group, which might
well be called the cool

Washing removes the 2 Cups flour '
natural protective outer 4 teaspoon salt \{ y
layer. The caps protect the 1 tablespoon grated lemon ff} i
strawberries: and help eel
preserve flavor, texture and 1 package (3 ounces) golden
nutrients. egg custard mix M . . ;
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starting May 2, 1977

chiirman ‘of the” general’ Marilyn*Harrison and: Dr. So “ ee bie |
cbramittee of the United Vernon C. Brink; Good N . *,
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Excellent profits earned monthly plus extra

- full potential.

= Papers must be delivered before 7 a.m.”

Commission, will speak on registration forms on 1
the Gospel and the British request, to any inter-Church \(
Columbia social structure. group wishing to. be ff

. contest prizes for building up your route to

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1. Must he willing to give subscribers the best

them in trying to get across
a couple of important
points:

1. In planning your gar-
den, keep in mind that even
if the soil looks ready, it
may be too cold for suc-
cessful germination ‘of the
seeds you want to put into it;
and

2, Some seeds can be
seeded earlier than others.

When you get the crusts are filled with a imto8or inch pan. Continue frustration and a chance to of 40 degrees F (4C) and in
strawberries home, remove creamy egg custard and 8 directed for individual replant at a later, more this group we find beets, In other words, all of your
them from their store crowned with plump whole tarts. prudent date. And wise cabbage, carrots, seeds should not necessarily

be seeded in one fell swoop.
Perhaps in my next column
I'll offer some guidelines on
seeding dates.

your berries fresh aud family. ee aE aS a — n> — a
bright for several days, if no ;

one eats them first, that is. Royal Strawberry Tarts I '
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