FOOD I
Apple
Continued from Page 82
Combine oil, sugar and
eggs; set aside. Combine flour,
salt and soda. Add dry ingre-
dients to oil mixture and mix
well. Add apples, nuts and
vanilla. Pour into 2 greased 9-
. by 5-inch loaf pans. Bake at
350 degrees for 1 hour. Test
with toothpick for doneness —
may require another 15
minutes.
OLD FASHIONED
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4 lbs. tart apples
2 cups cider
3-4 cups sugar
2 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. ground cloves
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Cut apples into quarters,
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Crust: Mix all ingredients
in mixer, using half the flour.
Gradually add remaining
flour until dough is a good
thick rolling consistency. May
be made in advance and re-
frigerated at this point, if
desired. Roll dough into 2 rec-
tangles about 1/8-inch thick
on lightly floured board. Fill-
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sugar and cinnamon to the
sliced apples. Use more sugar
if apples are very tart. Brush
oil over dough. Carefully
spread a layer of preserves,
then the apples and sprinkle
with nuts. Sprinkle with
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Jerusalem (JTA) — Israel
spread out the welcome mat
last week for South African
President F.W. De Klerk,
the first president of his
country to visit the Jewish
state since 1975.
Accompanied by his wife,
Marike, Mr. de Klerk was
formally welcomed by Presi-
dent Chaim Herzog and
Prime Minister Yitzhak
Shamir in the Jerusalem
Rose Garden overlooking the
Knesset.
Other government leaders
and members of the opposi-
tion attended the
ceremonies, at which Mr. de
Klerk hailed the contribu-
tions of South African Jewry
and commended them for
their loyalty both to their
home country and "their
country, Israel."
Mr. de Klerk's entourage
included a contingent of
leaders from South Africa's
Jewish community, headed
by Chief Rabbi Cyril Harris.
Ronny Silbermann, ex-
ecutive director of the South
African Zionist Federation,
said everyone was "truly
moved" by the South
African president's recogni-
tion and approval of the
double loyalty of South
African Jews.
Mr. de Klerk said he was
making the visit to inform
Israelis about the dynamic
process in South Africa,
which, under his govern-
ment, has dismantled much
of the structure of apartheid.
Mr. Herzog praised Mr. de
Klerk's "courageous and far-