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BY FLORENCE L.D. HEAL Ham for Easter has been traditional for many years whether it be a whole ham, sliced, shank end of ham, butt end of ham. precooked or uncooked or a combination of the above. Your Easter ham might be baked by just scoring it and inserting cloves and rubbing with brown sugar, or pershaps basting it with pineapple juice or apple juice, or basting it with your favorite sauce or glaze. A few of the sauces or glazes I have used are: (Hazed Ham Steak 1 (2-2'2 lb.) fully cooked ham steak, I's inches thick; Whole cloves 4 C. Honey U teaspoon allspice 1 < teaspoon pepper With knife, make diagonal cuts I 1 * inches apart in fat edge of ham; do not cut into the meat. Stud fat with cloves. Place the ham on a rack on broiler pan. Heat honey, allspice, and pepper in small saucepan — just enough to make the glaze easy to spread. Then brush the ham steak with one-fourth of the broil 5-7 minutes,

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brushing once with onefourth of the glaze. Turn; brush other side with onefourth of the glaze. Broil 5-7 minutes more, brushing with rest of glaze. Makes 6-8 servings. Tangy Peach Glaze

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Strawberry Glaze Ham '7 cup strawberry

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1 tablespoon lemon juice 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves, Combine, stirring well. Spoon over ham during last 30 minutes of cooking time. Garnish with whole strawberries. Milwaukee Glaze Ham '•2 cup brown sugar 1 4 cup beer or ale 2 tablespoons prepared

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2 slices each of American and Swiss cheese Mix brown sugar and prepared mustard; stir to a paste. Gradually add in beer, stirring until well blended. Brush part of the mixture over ham 45 minutes before it is done. Repeat frequently during the remainder of the baking time. When ham is done Decorate with triangles of he cheese. Return to the pven; heat briefly until chec-Tc softens. * This winter a friend of jtnine gave me this recipe

Sally’s Potato Casserole 1 sweet potato grated * 1 white potato grated 3 carrots grated 2 apples grated 1 cup raisins W cup chopped nuts , 1 cup flour § Vi cup brown sugar II teaspoon baking soda Vi teaspoon cinnamon b Vi teaspoon.nutmeg 3 1 stick butter Melt butter and mix all the ingredients together. Place in casserole. Bake

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covered in 375-degree oven for one hour. Remove lid and continue baking for about 15 minutes, until casserole is browned. Broccoli is a natural to serve this time of year when you are looking for a green vegetable which is low in calories. Remember to steam the broccoli. So many make the mistake of

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(From Page 32) layed with chicken or beef, covered with green chile sauce), and Tex-Mex Burger (guacamole, Monterey Jack an& cheddar cheese on an 8 oz. burger, served with ranch fries). You|ll find a lot more to your liking too, including Kahlua mousse and peanut butter pie. WASHINGTON INN - for Easter dinner. This Easter Sunday, dine in the fashionable Washington Inn, at 801 Washington Street, Cape May, where the finest traditional cooking will celebrate the new season. The chef has prepared a menu par excellence for the holiday and diners will feast on his exquisite handiwork. As you might suspect, the food matches the elegant atmosphere. The superb cuisine is complemented by an extensive wine list and Is sure to please the most discriminating connoisseur of food and wine. Come to the Washington Inn for a grand occasion. RUSSO’S — Italian specialties. Russo's has been in the business longer than practically any other local Italian restaurant and its reputation remains consistently first rate. Located at 4415 Park Boulevard, Wildwood, Russo’s is the place to go for old world Italian food and seafood dinners. You are invited to partake of the fine food and courteous service that Russo's is known for. You’ll enjoy traditional Italian dinners, the pasta sauces prepared as only experienced hands know how to concoct. We favor the special white natured veal cutlet served MondayThursday for just $7.95. Russo's is open Monday-Thursday from 5 to 9 p.m., Friday & Saturday from 5 to 9:30. Take out platters made up to your order. Call 522-7038. CAPTN AHAB'8 — on the beaten track. Route 47 is one

State Parkway, has become a well known stopping off place for travelers who want a downright delicious meal in a quiet atmosphere. Once you step inside the door, you’ll think you’re in a country place, so peaceful are the surroundings. The food is well prepared, with lots of tasty choices.

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An Evening Of Poetry Music Set CAPE MAY - The PM Cafe, sponsored by the Cape May County Art League and the Cape Writers' Co-op, will present an evening of music and poetry in the Carriage House on the Emlen Physick Estate, 1050 Washington St., 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The poetry will be read by members of the Writers' Co-op. The music will be provided by Daria and Robin Johnson and Barbara J. Ray. Daria and Robin Johnson are sisters from Ocean City. Daria is a guitarist who plays original music and traditional and popular songs. Her sister Robin is a vocalist. ^

WOODJA BELIEVE.... I ...that you can get a "Beat the Gock” special at the FILLING STATION in Cape May for $4.30, or if you are six minutes later, for $4.36. Each and every night we have three (3) "Beat the Clock" specials. The earlier you arrive — the better the bargain. Whatever time you get here and "clockHn” Is the price of your special platter, which includes a meat, seafood, or chicken entree, special vegetables, and salad. So "Beat the Clock" frm 4:30 to 5:59 and enjoy a great meal from $4.30 to $5.59. Get here early and enjoy. Where? At the FILLING STATION, of course — across the Acme in Cape May. C’mon by. Now open seven (7) days a week with all the regulars — steaks, chicken, seafood and burgers. And our new salad bar is even better than ever! THE FILLING STATION Open every day in Cape May Across From The Acme Mon.-Frl. at 4:30 Sat. & Sun. at 11:30 On Lafayette St. • 884-2111

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