Globe's Weekly Cooking School Highlights Practical Table Etiquette
Instructions on using goblets versus footed tumblers for formal and informal meals, candy height guidance, napkin placement before and after meals, bouillon cup etiquette, and dessert table prep. It covers macaroni cooking tips, cheese sauce preparation, and a Saturday night dinner menu featuring stuffed meat rolls and side dishes plus a classic Wesson Oil fruit cake recipe.
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Washington November 15 The resettlement administration buys 50 000 acres in southwestern Kansas to experiment with tying down shifting soil The 5000 acre laboratory lies in Morton County The program aims to show economic social uses and aid farm families after dust storms Original plans called for 700 000 acres but were reduced Morris Evans director reports that native grasses and plants will help determine best methods for tying down soil In a separate note a potato field in Saint Querin France yields a gold ring found by a woman who had lost her wedding ring 44 years earlier
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Pineapple fruit cake recipe with long bake time
Combine sugar with well beaten yolks and beat vigorously for two minutes. Sift flour with baking powder salt and spices. Mix third cup flour with fruits and nuts. Alternate dry ingredients with fruit juice into yolk sugar mix until smooth. Fold in egg whites and add Wesson Oil. Bake in a leaf pan at 275 degrees F for four hours.
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