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If you wonder how to press a wool garment — on the right or wrong side—you'll be interested in this tip from clothing specialists* try a small place to see which gives best results. Usually it’s best to steam-press on the wrong side if the wool is likely to shine from pressing, or if the weave has a raised pattern. But if the wool is thick it may be best to press on the right side.
After school is “hungry” time ifod mangr fchildren. They may want and need a light snack to “ carry them through until the evening meal.
Janet Cameron, extension nutritionist, at V.P.I., points out that , this is a first-rate time to build up the daily milk qupta. Instead of serving milk “as is,” she suggests dressing it up^ sometimes— as a special treat.
Eggnog has long been a favorite, and is packed with nutrients. Keep serving average in size in „ order not to dull the appetite for the evening meal.
Eggnog is easy to make. Beat an egg thoroughly, sweeten very lightly, add a few drops of vanilla and then add the milk. Turn into serving glasses and add a sprinkle of nutmeg of cinnamon, or a little whipped cream. Vary the flavor as you wish by adding fresh or canned fruit juice, vnalted milk, or fruit syrup.
Don’t ask the motor of an electric mixer to pull too big a load. When the beaters slow down, you have the first signal of an overloaded motor. Then, if you 'can’t hold the palm of your hand on •the mixer head—which contains the motor—you can be sure it is overheated.
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