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1 tbsp. cornstarch
2 tbsp. soy sauce
3 tbsp. chicken stock or
warm water
Prepare vegetables. Heat
oil in wok or pan with round-
ed sides. Add onions, celery,
green pepper, turnips - and
mushrooms. Stir-fry a few
minutes. Add drained bean
sprouts, cooked chicken or
turkey pieces. Turn heat to
low and cover. Mix cor-
nstarch, soy sauce, chicken
stock or warm water. Stir un-
til smooth. Add to pan and
stir in well. Serve with rice.
TOP-NOTCH
TUNA PIE
1% cups uncooked long
grain rice
4 eggs
7-oz. can tuna, drained and
flaked
6 oz. shredded Swiss
cheese
16-oz. can whole kernel
corn, drained
3 /4 cup milk
Y4 tsp. salt
Y4 tsp. pepper
% tsp. parsley. flakes
Cook rice, cool slightly. Beat
2 eggs in a large bowl until
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frothy. Stir in rice; mix well.
Press rice mixture into but-
tered 10-inch pie plate. Layer
in order: tuna, cheese, corn.
Beat remaining eggs until
frothy. Stir in milk, salt, pep-
per and parsley. Pour over the
pie layers. Beat at 325
degrees for 45 minutes.
APPLESAUCE CAKE
13/4 cups flour
1 tsp. baking soda
% tsp. salt
% tsp. nutmeg
1% tsp. cinnamon
Y4 tsp. cloves
1 cup brown sugar
% cup shortening
1 egg
1% cups applesauce
1 cup' raisins
Sift flour, baking soda, salt
and spices onto wax paper.
Beat sugar, shortening, and
egg in a bowl until light and
flutty. Mix dry ingredients
alternately with apple sauce.
Stir in raisins. Pour into
greased 8-inch square pan.
Bake at 350 degrees about 45
minutes or until toothpick
comes out clean. Sift
powdered sugar lightly over
cake.
Shamir's Stand Angers
U.S. Jewish Leaders
• Jerusalem (JTA) — Leaders
of the American and Israeli
Reform and Conservative
movements in Judaism ex-
pressed disappointment and
anger last week over Prime
Minister Yitzhak Sharon ap-
parent determination to push
a measure through the
Knesset that would give the
Orthodox rabbinate in Israel
sole authority to determine
Jewish identity.
Shamir "did not have a
sympathetic ear," Frank
Kreutzner, president of the
United Synagogue of Amer-
ica, the congregational
branch of the 1.5-million
member Conservative move-
ment in the U.S., told a press
conference here after he and
five other leaders met with
Shamir.
He said Sharon appeared to
be siding with the Orthodox
view and had implied it was
the non-Orthodox who were
expressing extremist views.
Openly courting the rel-
igious parties to support
Likud efforts to block the
Labor Party from calling ear-
ly Knesset elections on the
issue of an international con-
ference for Middle East peace,
Shamir pledged last month to
achieve passage by the
Knesset of an amendment to
the Religious Conversion Law
of 1947. He set a 60-day
deadline.
The change would give the
Chief Rabbinical council final
authority to approve conver-
sions. Its effects would be
identical with the controver-
sial oft-proposed amendment
to the Law of Return that
would not recognize conver-
sions performed by non-Or-
thodox rabbis abroad. That
amendment has been de-
feated by ever Knesset to
date.
The Reform and Conserva-
tive leaders said they warned
Shamir that if his measure is
passed it would cause a "dam-
aging breach in the relations
with Diaspora Jewry" and
have adverse effects on
political support and fund-
raising efforts for Israel
among Diaspora Jews.