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During the first month of the New Year, homemakers can look forward to a varied supply of good foods. Leading the U. S. Department of Agriculture’s Plentiful Foods List for January are two versatile and basic vegetables, canned corn andfresh potatoes. Also on the list are apples, pecans, peanuts and peanut products, beef and pork. Canned corn is in record supply, and it’s a perfect vegeJanuary
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to store and use, canned corn suggests hot chowders to greet people coming in from the cold, corn fritters f6r wintery meals, scalloped corn and corn pudding. . . to name a few. Potatoes, another welcome item on January menus, will be available for every purpose. . baking, frying, boiling, and incorporating in casseroles and other dishes. Try them in potato - onion soup, potato pancakes, beef potato stew, or baked with sour
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