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Menu No. B 5346 Piano Tuning 8 Repairs Roofing 884-9846 Flee Estimates 889-3228 Typing HILL All WORK GUAMNVEED SHINGLES 8834084 C4W44 I UUL Ap BySHEiL Got the < "OI One of the best family outings at this time of the year; is to head for a “pick«your-own apple orchard" and enjoy the pleasures of the outdoors. filling a bag or more from a tempting tree laden with apples. By SHEILA PECK Got the crunchy â€" mtmchies? Well, it is time to bite into a big. juicy, crisp apple and savour the delicious taste of its tartness and sweetness. Shine one to perfection. grasp it in your hand, open your mouth and bite, bite, bite. Great, eh? Last week, I headed to the ‘Chudleigh Apple Orchard in Milton and not only came home with two bags full, but, Carol Chudleigh's favorite recipes which she offered to share with you. For years, I centered Fall birthday parties on picking apples and was utterly amazed at the pleasure the children had from picking their own. PILI‘IIIE uyP-wo uuu V'uu utterly amazed at the pleasure the children had from picking their own. As a matter of fact. many had never picked an apple before Last week, I headed to the ‘Chudleigh Apple Orchard in Milton and not only came home with two bags full, but, Carol Chudleigh's favorite recipes which she offered to share with you. Carol Chudleigh makes her pastry with lard, saying the recipe can be found on the box. For the following recipe of Deep Dish Apple Pie, the prepared in advance. stored in a container and used when required. Great for the working person who can simply fill a baked pie shell, heat and top with whipped cream. filling may be! Sift together first four ingredients -â€"â€" cut in shortening finely. Combine egg and milk and mix lightly into dry ingredients. Spread in wellâ€"greased 8" square pan. Place overlapping slices of apple over top â€" sprinkle with the B2 cup brown sugar, butter and cinnamon. Bake at 375 degrees about 30 minutes. Serve in squares with brown sugar sauce. APPLE GINGERBREAD '2 cup sugar '2 cup boiling water 4 tart apples, peeled and quartered '2 cup shortening one-third cup sugar 1 egg one-third cup molasses ‘2 teaspoon soda '2 teaspoon ginger 1 teaspoon cinnamon_ '4 teaspoon cloves Carol Chudleigh makes her pastry with lard, saying the recipe can be found on the box. DEEP DISH APPLE PIE Individual baked shells 3 tablespoons cornstarch 1': cups sugar 2 cups water 8~10 sliced apples 2 tablespoons butter 1 tablespoon lemon Mix the cornstarch and sugar together and slowly add the water. Cook until thickened. Peel and core the apples and slice thinly. Poach the apples in the cornstarch mixture until tender, Remove the apples from the liquid and place in a container. Spread the butter on top and drizzle the lemon juice over. Store until ready to use. CINNAMON TOPPING 1 cup white sugar 1 tablespoon comstarct 1 tablespoon cinnamor 1 cup water Mix together sugar ‘cornstarch and cin inamon. Slowly add water and cook until thickened. Assembling: Place the apple filling in the cooked pie shell, drizzle with cinnamon topping and heat in oven or I Tree Service FOOD COLUMN Napoleon '3 home Ma/maison is posh, elegant and powerful Experienced crew available for end of season installations. Quality inground vinyl liner pools, TRAVEL ByJOllN KERNAGIIAN remarkable 13-year ‘ marriage and figures as a RUEILâ€"MALMAIS- backdrop in Napoleon's 0N, FRANCE. â€" How meteoric rise and {all many husbands would from power and grace. e‘xcuse excesses such as Josephine. born Marie- the purchase of a 650-acre Joseph-Rose Tascher de estate on a whim, or la Pagerie. arranged the stret ching thepurchase of the then- housekeeping money to modest chateau in 1799 till closets with 600 for 325000 francs while dresses,400pairsofshoes her husband was off and 200 pairs of gloves? Conducting his Egyptian But then how many and Syrian campaigns husbands were as ex. Even without knowing if ceptional as Josephine‘s Napoleon had survived Napoleon Bonaparte? the expedition and un- The Chateau de daunled by her own Malmaison. in this empty coffers, she district just kilometres committed her husband from Paris proper. bears to the Price- mute witness to“ their P 0 rt u n a t el y. a Trees, bushes & stumps Cut or Removed App/es, the hit of the season INSTALLATIONS 2455544, Page NO- Leslie 833-5995 Pool Installations Swimming 8833016 afte! 6 am pie microwave. Top with whipped cream. (Note: you may heat the filling separately and fill pie shell). Indeed. the ebullient hOSl mimicked the EASY APPLE KUCHEN 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour 2 tablespoons white sugar 2 teaspoons baking powder '2 teaspoon salt '4 cup shortening 1 egg, beaten '4 cup milk 2 or 3 MacIntosh apples â€" peeled and sliced 1'4 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons melted butter 1 teaspoon cinnamon Now. thankfully saved and refurbished due to private and government funds. Malmaison museum proves the ideal tour for one wanting to walk in the footsteps of the little general. Vthen we toured the chateau. the images of Napoleon and Josephine were sharply drawn by an enthusiastic tour director whose Gaulish shrugs and gesticulations compen- sated for a dismal ignorance of French nuance '2 cup shortening one-third cup sugar 1 egg one-third cup molasses ‘2 teaspoon soda '2 teaspoon ginger 1 teaspoon cinnamon '4 teaspoon cloves '2 teaspoon salt 1 cup flour one-third cup sour milk Fortunately. a November 1799 coup d'etat gave Bonaparte the position as First (‘onsul of the Republic and he was able [0 honor his wife's commitment. Make the syrup by adding the boiling water to the '2 cup of sugar. When the sugar has dissolved, add the apples and cook until almost tender. Pour into a greased 10 x 6" pan and leave to cool. Cream shortening. add the sugar and blend well. Beat in the egg then the molasses, Sift the dry ingredients and add with the sour cream to the shortening and molasses mixture. Stir as little as possible for a smooth batter. Pour over the cooled apples and bake at 325 degrees for about 50 minutes and serve warm. 2 cups sugar 1 cup vegetable oil 3 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla 3 cups flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking soda 2 teaspoons cinnamon 4 cups raw apples, chopped M'i'x ingredients by hand in order given. Pour APPLE DABBLE CAKE Thai grave vignette was lightened though. as our guide rolled his eyes and ient a roguish edge to his voice as he confided that Josephine had committed other than monetary indiscretions at Maimaison. Our interpretor noted that it was ironic that the very garden where Josephine met visiting gentlemen for amorous irysts is now famous as a backdrop for wedding photos famous Napoleon pose. hand firmly thrust in his museum tunic. and ad- vised his audience that the gesture was actually a painful one as Napoleon suffered from stomach pains and in fact died of cancer of the stomach. Those sidelights aside the chateau‘s rooms fairly reek of elegance and power. the like of which the world will probably never observe again. into 13" x 9” pan. Bake at HOT SPICED 350 degrees for 30-40 APPLE CiDER minutes. Meanwhile in Tolgallon of Sweet Cider saucepan. combine 1 cup Add: 4 tablespoons honey brown sugar, 1/4 cup 15 whole cloves cream or milk, V4 pound 1 cinnamon stick (3-4 of butter. Boil 4 minutes. inches) Pour over baked cake, lf2 lemon sliced and return to oven for a Simmer 10 minutes few minutes. without boiling. If the structure had humble beginnings as a mere barn on the abbey lands of St. Denis and an early. grisly history as a shelter for lepers. the period from 1799 to 1804 tbefore Napoleon's court moved to larger. even more opulent residences! saw it flower as did Bonaparte‘s fortunes. The rather plain building was adorned with columns, arcades and mural paintings “High spiked heels. narrow skirts with definite shorter hemliness have caused this to be calledthe “Year ofthe Leg", as feel will be liberated from boots and legs will be adorned in exciting leg-wear in- novations and beautiful shoes.“ says Pamela Evesâ€"Chesboro. Fashion Director for the Toronto Eaton Centre. The Fall of '79 heralds the return to more sophisticated. sociable clothes. Shape is decidedly the signature for the coming season. Distinctive "Impressions" will be made at Hillcrest Mall’s Fall Fashion Show. October 4. 5. 6 in the Mall‘s Centre Court. ' Impressions '79 at Hi/lcrest Mall True fashion chic readily describes the mood of the day which brings about a definite division of daytime and nightime dressing". Pamela, the guest commentator for llillcrest‘s show. also states that “Designers have been inspired to create realistically for today‘s women. With 46 per cem of ('anadian women now working‘ the suit is While one can vividly imagine the gaiety of the music room. where Josephine's daughter Hortense. an ac- complished composer. labored at her piano. and conjured up splendid notions of refined dinner parties over the solid silver, gold-plated ser- vice; there‘sa severity to Bonaparte‘s rooms befitting a brilliant. inâ€" tense man. As you walk the l3â€"acre site Ihe final. sad scene in Napoleon and Josephine‘s love affair is embossed on the mind. Bonaparte. arms linked behind his back. wanders the paths mourning her death and preparing to leave his family. He is there during the Hundred Days and after he has been vanquished and has abdicated for the second time. Only the Isle of Elba and banishment from France remained. a Chateau de Malmaison is accessible by un- derground and bus from inspired by Greco-Roman antiquity, and the heightened activity of hunting parties. balls. plays and the constant procession of advisors to the Emperor‘s quarters was in bold counterpoint to ils former role as a home for invalids. Paris. The museum i open every day excep Tuesday and holidays. The “Impressions” fashion show. which promises to be exciting. informative and en- tertaining is being co- ordinated by Wanda (‘olton with music programmed and played by Audiotrend. The show begins at 7 pm. on Thursday and Friday evenings, and at 1 pm. on Saturday. Fashion in the ‘70’s certainly departed from reality. Hopefully the ‘80‘s will come to terms with today‘s modern lifestyle. at Hillcrest Mall. on Yonge Street. making a leadership statement for daytime dressing. Smarf coats and knits will also be fashion leaders‘ 1' For the evening. the relurn of glamour and femininity is the predominant mood. Another definite statement in the show will be Black. standing powerfully alone or as an important mixer for brights. Black will appear everywhere in quiet moods. such as carved jackets. coats. jersey chemise dress or Chanel- inspired suits.