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e corners, twist, and place in a moderate oven to bake the onion tender. Serve with white sauce. Fresh Tomato Tart Salad With a round cooky cutter make rounds of pastry. Cut an equal number with the doughnut cutter. Prick, sprinkle lightly with grated cheese and bake a light brown. Place a plain shell on a crisp lettuce leaf, add a slice of tomato, not larger, on top. Then pour on a little mayonnaise and place on top the tart shell with a hole in the center. Serve at once. Green Tomato Mince Pie One peck of green tomatoes, put through a food chopper. Boil, drain and add as much water as juice drained out. Scald and drain again. Add water as before, scald and redrain. This time add half as much water, then the following:-- 3 pounds brown sugar 2 pounds raisins 2 tablespoonfuls nutmeg 2 tablespoonfuls cinnamon 2 tablespoonfuls cloves 2 tablespoonfuls allspice 2 tablespoonfuls salt Boil all together, and add one cup of vinegar. Cook till thick as desired. Put in jars and seal. To one pint of this mixture add one cup of chopped apple and the juice and rind, grated or ground. Sweeten to taste, fill crust and bake as the usual mince pie. Evaporated apples may be used, but grind before soaking and do not cook. These pies will not harm children, and are very inexpensive, as compared to those made of mincemeat. Plum Tomato Preserves Turnovers Make a circle as big as a saucer, or a square equal in area. Fill the center with plum tomato preserve and fold over matching edges, either as a half circle, or a triangle. Prick and bake. Turnovers are especially ideal as pies for fitting into lunch boxes, and may be made of any sweetened vegetable preserve for school lunches. King Cabbage Tarts Use cabbage, which has been boiled in salted water and seasoned with salt and pepper to taste. Make a white sauce and pour over, mixing well with the cabbage. Fill round muffin pans lined with pastry circles, sprinkle with cheese over the top and bake. Carrots may be used the same way, omitting the cheese and using latticed strips of pastry over the top. These will be hardly recognizable as such common vegetables. M. K. S. New Ways of Using Milk While probably the best way of using milk is to drink it in its raw or pasteurized state, many children and adults will not use it in th
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