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RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, May 26, 2010 - 9A
Hello, readers. Today's story We saw the animals. Cows, goats,
is about ftm at the Arizona State chickens, rabbits, pigs, some
Fair. One event our with babies born right
parents saved money for at the fail;. We watched
each year was the Arizona the butter carver work
State Fair. They thought on a life-size statue of a
it was educational. We cow made from a huge
thought it was fun. block of real butter. We
We liked the games, checked out the crafts
but learned at a young and homemaking entries
age that the large, fancy -- sewing, quilts, baked
prizes prominently goods, and canned items.
displayed in the booths We visited the Indian
could be won only by the Cooking With village to eat Indian fry
older, skilled players. We Mary Ann bread while watching
stuck to the balloon and authentic dancing and
dart games. MARY ANN walked into a teelbee and
We rode some of the a hogan to see how the
rides. Ruth Ann and Jo GOVE Indians lived.
Ann went on the fast We proceeded to the
high rides. Not me. I commercial exhibits
don't like height and speed. It where we saw products demon-
was the merry-go-round for me. strated. New types of cookware,
sewing machines, and furniture. Besides the Indian fry bread,
We watched an artist draw a during the day we ate hot dogs
caricature of a woman and piled with chopped onions and
stopped by a taffy-pulling relish, Mackinac Island fudge,
machine because they were and my favorite -- cotton candy.
handing out samples of salt water Backthentheonlyplaceyoucould
taffy, get cotton candy was at a fair or
Before the day was over we traveling carnival. Nowadays
had to see "Dancing Waters." many stores offer cotton candy
Presented in a building with a in foil packages hanging on the
stage at one end, this was a beau- candy racks. It isn't the same as
tiful display of water sprayed into freshly made. Then one day in
the air. The room was darkened 1993, I experienced a miracle.
and colored lights illuminated I found in a mail-order catalog
the water to make it look like a little table-top cotton candy
the water itself was colored. The machine for home use. In a flash
water was sprayed up in long, I had my order in the mail. Now
short, and waving spurts which I can have fresh cotton candy any
gave the impression it was really time I wish.
"dancing" to the music being Today's recipe is a no-process
played. It was beautiful. We saw corn relish. I never learned to
it every year. How I would love Can foods and couldn't find a
to see it again, commercial corn relish I liked.
No-process Corn Relish
2 15 to 16 oz. cans whole kernel corn, drained well
1/2 cup green and/or red bell pepper, minced
3 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
2 and 1/4 teaspoons minced onion
In a glass bowl, combine corn and olive oil. In a saucepan, mix tile
rest of the ingredients. Cover and bring to a boil over medium heat.
Reduce heat to low and simmer three minutes. Remove from heat
and pour over corn mixture and combine well. Cover and let cool.
Place in refrigerator at least 12 hours, then drain before serving.
A friend gave me this recipe Bridgeport, near Cottonwood, in
30 years ago, and wouldn't1993. A retired nurse, her recipe
you know, my family didn't collection includes those from
like it. her own family plus collections
Mary Ann Gove and her from three longtime residents of
husband moved from Phoenix to Northern Arizona.
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