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The fat taken from the turkey should be rendered in the roasting pan and this melted fat (add melted butter if there isn't much fat) used to baste the turkey when you have placed it in the roaster. After the fat has been well rubbed in, flour the turkey all over, rubbing the flour in with your hands, then sprinkle with salt and pepper. Place the turkey in the oven, which has been preheated to 400 degrees, and cook at that temperature for one hour. Reduce the heat to 300 degrees to complete the cooking. With the turkey in the oven on Christmas morning, set the giblets to simmering to provide the broth for the gravy. Next peel the potatoes and prepare your other vegetables and let them stand in cold water until you are ready to put them on to cook, then wash the salad greens and place them in the refrigerator. The potatoes should be started in cold, salted water, in a covered pot, and allowed to boil slowly for thirty minutes, so start them forty minutes before serving time, to allow ample time for cooking and mashing. When they are cooked, drain them, run them through a ricer, add butter and milk (half a tablespoon of butter for each potato, and sufficient milk to make a creamy consistency) and beat, hard over a low flame. When the turkey is done, remove it to a heated platter and keep it hot while making the gravy. For a gravy, pour off all but about three tablespoons of fat, then add three tablespoons of flour to the fat and mix it thoroughly over a low flame. Add the broth from the simmering giblets (one quart), bring to a boil, stirring constantly, then reduce flame and still stirring allow to simmer for three or four minutes. Season to taste adding more broth or water if the gravy is too thick. And now for the dessert. If you wish to serve a plum pudding like the handsome one pictured at the beginning of this article here is the recipe. Patrons of the many popular Schrafft's restaurants in New York City vote it their favorite Christmas'dessert. Plum Pudding a la Schrafft 22/i cups dried bread crumbs 1J<2 cups flour lT/i cups sugar 2 tsps. salt 1 tsp. grated nutmeg l/2 tsp. mace l/z tsp. cinnamon 2 cups raisins seeded and. cut up 2 cups seedless raisins 2 cups finely chopped suet 1 oz. candied orange peel 1 oz. citron. 1 cup molasses 6 eggs well beaten Yz cup brandy Combine the dry ingredients, spices and fruit and mix well, then add the liquids and beat in thoroughly. Turn mixture into a well-floured square of unbleached cotton cloth. Tie corners together to form a bag taking care to allow space for pud TAKE THE SYRUP THAT CLINGS TO COUGH ZONE The right medicine for a cough (due to a cold) is one that does its work where the cough is lodged. ..that is, in the cough zone. 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