European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 2, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 the stars and stripes a Aust 1978 shaping up those pork by Pierre Franey new York times much has been made of various manifestations involved in the Nomoe cuisine of French one of the dishes that has captured the Public fancy is Pontet Tat i actually a saute of Chicken with a Trace of vinegar Tomato among the Ingre the use of vinegar As an important ingredient in Seri Ous cookery is not a new the mildly add taste of the liquid has Long been part of the sauces used with certain principally and such sauces As Robert and As a matter of complements foods that have somewhat High fat including pork there is Here a version of sauteed pork chops with Robert the components include not Only Vine Gar Bat a touch of dry White wine and a dab of most Ord for added pork chops Are Best cooked either in a Short Span of to prevent them from drying or Over a Long period of to make them More in the dish the pork chops should be cooked rap preferably five to six minutes to a the thick Ness of the chops is a Factor the thinner the the faster they will be in and out of the the total cooking time for this dish is approximately 20 to my mind an Deal Side dish for such chops is pureed which should be cooked during the same period As the they May be finished with butter and milk at the last sauteed pork chops i pork each about half an Inch in diameter Tali and freshly Grood Pepper to taste tame Shoaa vegetable or can to Heap finely chopped i table spoons plus 1 Teaspoon dry White wine t Uhle Apons red wine vinegar Aste 1 cup Chicken Broth 1 Tablespoon Tomato i i table Pool moulard As Dijon l Sprinkle the chops with Salt and Pepper heat the Oil in a heavy Skillet in which the chops will fit in one add the chops and Cook about five min utes or until Well browned on one turn the chops on the other Side five to six the chops must be cooked rapidly Over very High beat or they will total cooking time should be from about 10 to 11 remove the chops to a warm serving Platter and pour off most of the fat from the add the onions and Cook add six Tablespoons of the wine and the vinegar and stir with a wire whisk to dissolve the Brown particles that cling to the Bottom and sides of the add the Chicken Broth and Tomato paste and stir to Cook about five blend the co starch and remaining one Teaspoon wine and stir it into the spoon and scrape the sauce into a Saucepan and add the add any juices that have accumulated around the Salt and a generous amount of Black heat the sauce without boiling and serve with the serve with pureed yield 4 Puree de pommes parted potatoes Satt to taste ital spasm Batter at Rosm temperature h Tom atm Otto Btu Fly Peel the potatoes and Quarter or Cut into place the potatoes in a Saucepan and add cold water to cover and Satt to bring to the boil and simmer 20 minutes or until potatoes Are Drain the potatoes and put them through a food Mill or potato return them to the mean while bring the milk to the while the milk is being use a wooden spoon and add the butter to the potatoes while add Salt and Nutmeg to taste and beat in the hot yield 4 at wits in to tors notes thu i one a t hew America with vital Flag Wilt Friend i Tim in another a in of people deplore with friends or relatives in they say it puts a Strain on the i tills can be avoided if guests one simple Rule do not visit toy than 36 at the end of a Day and a Hab 1 who didst mind sleeping on i the hostess who didst Miod j your laundry in with i the Host who went to the i Ery three boars to bring to i and shut Are for is now phrasing i pm Fatui ties Are for staffing or Teu me what there Afanad i i remember the first night to Fay came to visit us with their i we got into our bathrobes and i talked until almost then what do you want to do just visit and Chat about the this was Tricky As we had t once at a vow picnic with my if youre Ever out one of their children her Glass want wrapped in i was at their last 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radar Laital Lahani at note Ood television bred Chaung Low cd and Mobile am even season buried la ear roadways that Tell the traffic rights when to the immediate Mcgehan to the proliferation of electromagnetic a is cd dangerous for your Heath dilation throughout the environment and the resulting interference with All types of electrical from Mammoth computers to to sets and heart Pac Emak Mcgehan for that the Federal communications commission anticipates 9 million viewers will have their to reception impaired by electromagnetic interference in the year starting 1 an irritant at the he where the electronic de vices Are used to control a vital function such As regulation of the heartbeat Emi electromagnetic interference can be and Mcgehan notes increasing con Cern on the parts of the medical and scientific communities Over the biological effects of the radiation on humans and be there has been evidence to suggest that there May be Subtle consequences Possi the nervous system As soda led with electromagnetic Reata the National Bureau of standards began investigating the Emi problem at quest of various Federal including the environmental Protection Agency As far As cd radio is Mcge Tarn it appears to be adding to the High level of radiation to which motorists Are exposed a level than the currently accepted if for pm radiation some of this irradiation i the very cd and Mobile radios the i he the remainder con various electronic components in t Des themselves and from that u into the environment from other s in a letter accompanying his a Mcgehan suggests that Etc Troy radiation has the potential for i As important an Issue in the late 1 1980s As conventional air pollution j the late 1960s and Emi is totally invisible t he we cart i taste u or smell it o does not command the average person the Way a i smog but Emi b making its because More and More Usta and components Are subject i
