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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2001
Page
16
A hearty gratin combines caramelized onion with thyme and sage, roasted squash, and a cheese topping of Gruyere or Fontina. The dish bakes with milk and bread crumbs, finishing under the broiler for browning.
A spring review credits Renee Enna for Traunfeld’s Herbfarm Cookbook and outlines a baked halibut with leeks, lovage, and apples. The method covers trimming leeks, simmering with wine and cider, and baking the fish in a parchment-covered dish at 425 degrees. Substitutions include lemon thyme dill or parsley when lovage is unavailable.
A Seattle study reviews how conflicting nutrition news drives people to choose fat rich diets with less fruit and vegetables. Ruth Patterson of Fred Hutchinson notes backlash could hinder education, even as 90 percent expect research to extend life and 75 percent support fat food labeling.
Dear Abby replies to a mother who raised a daughter alone while the biological father would not acknowledge or support them. She warns reconnecting could hurt the child, suggests surrogate male influence or group support, and a psychologist consult. The box also includes a reader gratitude piece about receiving meals after surgery and a lesson on compassion.
The FDA requires new egg carton labels and refrigeration details to curb Salmonella enteritidis. The labeling affects about 60 billion eggs used in fried, scrambled, boiled, and baked dishes across the nation. Also mentions coffee for sensitive stomachs and the rise of energy bars in U.S. households with demographic trends.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions legal and TV related terms with unclear references. No clear individuals organizations places or events emerge to form a coherent news summary or factual card.
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