Screenland (May-Oct 1939)

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I wish I had some right now ! You can get this ready the night before, if you want to. "Of course the dessert will be pumpkin pie. What Iowan would refuse a chance to serve that? I understand there are various schools of thought about pumpkin pie. Some say you have to use molasses, some wouldn't dream of it. The recipe we use here is this :" PUMPKIN PIE (The filling is made first and allowed to cool, then it is put into the unbaked pastry and the two baked together.) V/2 cups cooked pumpkin, mashed cups milk 54 cup light brown sugar 2 eggs 1 teaspoon powdered cinnamon (Burnetts) y2 teaspoon ginger (Burnetts) Y\ teaspoon powdered clove y2 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons melted butter Dice the pumpkins into a saucepan, almost cover with water and simmer over a slow flame until tender. Strain off the water and press through a wire sieve with the back of a large spoon. Put the mashed prmpkin and all other ingredients into a bowl and beat with a rotary beater. Cool. Pie Crust 2^-2 cups sifted, all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt 54 cup Spry shortening 5 tablespoons cold water Sift flour and salt together and add l/2 of the Spry. Cut in with a pastry blender or two knives until the mixture is as fine as meal. Add the remaining Spry and cut until the particles are the size of a navy bean. Sprinkle water, 1 tablespoon at a time, over the mixture ; with a fork, work lightly together until all the particles are moistened and in small lumps. Add just enough water to moisten. Press dampened particles together into a ball. Do not handle the dough any more than necessary. The telephone bell summoned Joy to the den, where she sat perched on the desk beside a typewriter and assured her caller that she was already invited to the preview of her latest picture, "Unexpected Father." Before she had slipped off the desk, a second caller extended an invitation, also to the preview, but refused to ring off until he had made a date for dinner the next free evening. She hadn't reached the living room again before a new summons revealed that old friends from New Orleans had just arrived and hoped to take Joy to see "Unexpected Father." Studio luncheons, Brown Derby dinners, etc., had to be substituted. "Sounds like plugs for the picture," beamed Joy, "but this is such a friendly town, I think. Everyone wants to be nice to you! But talking about food for Fall, what about chocolate cream pie? It's heavenly !" CHOCOLATE CREAM PIE 2 squares Baker's bitter chocolate 3 tablespoons cornstarch 2 cups milk 3 egg yolks cup sugar 2 egg whites 2 teaspoons Burnetts vanilla J4 teaspoon salt Melt chocolate in double boiler. Mix together sugar, cornstarch and egg yolk, add milk and stir. Then pour into top of double boiler with melted chocolate. Cook until thick, stirring slowly but constantly. When quite thick, remove from fire and add vanilla. When cold pour into pastry shell that has been previously baked and cover with meringue made with egg whites and sugar. Brown quickly in the oven. When Joy entertains a crowd, they usually play the numbers game. "It makes a tremendous lot of noise, but it's fun. Each person is given a number, from one up to whatever number is playing. The first in line calls out a number and the one whose number is called must immediately call another number, or go up to the end of the line. This keeps up, rapidfire, until you're exhausted. Once I was three and Allan Jones was eight and we got so we couldn't re Trie name of William Lundigan's new film is "The Forgotten Woman," a Universal production, but the title will never apply to Bill's mother, Mrs. Michael Lundigan, of Syracuse, New York, who is visiting her son in his new Hollywood home. 92 SCREENLAND