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Choking for twb presents problems whether you are iiewly weds or alone after the family is gone.

i j i 'Hie problem of what-to-serve is sometimes complicated by leftovers that accumu ate. Advance planting js just as. important when cmkitjg for two as it js for a large family, says Rappahannock Countj home demonstration agefit. .She advises planning the week’s menus ahead of time.1 Hut make thefn flexible enough for change*. If you decide on the main course the rest of the meal falls easily intjo place. Meat is usually the main item to consider. When {possible, choose a meat that does dujuble .duty, such as a jroast that can be served for dinner and used latfr as-cold roast beef flices. hash, et|.

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Keen cooked meat coveted tightly or wrapped in waxed paper or foil and sfored in the refrigerator. Dp not handle it again until vou are readvito use it. De-kerfs need not! he problem when j preparing mpals ifoj two. Fruit land cheese, jce c[e'»m and sherlxjrt are favorites aiid easilv adaptable for mealsj for two. Individual pie shells! and; the alreadv-rooked pie filling on the

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