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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
3
The casserole, a versatile steam and serve vessel, gains fancy hotel status then enters homes as an affordable, durable tool. Its care, uses from chicken en casserole to sweetbreads with wine, and ornamental holders elevate it to a valued cooking and serving accessory.
A quirky note recalls Juliet asking for time off to attend a graduation and the day’s chatter about graduates. The speaker jokes about thermometers and medicine glasses being graduated and muses on not wanting to be in a class with them. The scene ends with a playful plea to avoid trouble.
Instructions describe preparing green dressed salads with tomatoes cabbage endive and peppers, plus a salmon dish marinated in oil and lemon juice served on lettuce with French dressing. Step by step details include chilling, slicing, and garnishing with mayonnaise, eggs, and vegetables.
Simmer tomatoes with bay leaf cloves mace onion and parsley, strain. Mix liquor with gelatin dissolved in water and tarragon vinegar salt and paprika. Pack border mold with cold chicken and celery, fill with jelly, chill until firm, add center lettuce and cucumber ring.
two cupfuls boiling water with six pepper corns mace bay leaf celery salt onion steeped twenty minutes then strained to liquid add gelatin vinegar and cucumbers in layers set on ice until firm serve with mayonnaise. Also a recipe for a sweetened milk mixture with sugar salt vinegar milk butter and flour for thickening.
The article explains rinsing and heating corn, straining through a colander with a masher to remove tough buds, then cooking as desired. It notes using a small perforation colander and compares sewing bows with thread to sewing through the ribbon for better reuse, detailing easy attachment to a hat.
A classic rhubarb dessert begins by softening gelatin in water, then dissolving and straining. Rhubarb simmers with sugar water lemon zest and juice, then combined with gelatin and egg whites, set in a mold lined with ladyfingers. Turn onto a cold dish and serve with vanilla custard.
The preparation centers on bruising a hazelnut sized garlic piece and rubbing it with salt pepper and dry rosemary inside the chicken. The birds are browned in butter then covered and finished in a moderate oven, basting with brown sauce until done.
Wash and pit a pint of cherries and simmer pits in half pint water fifteen minutes. Add fruit and two thirds cup sugar, simmer until tender, rub through a sieve. Soak half package gelatin in half cup cold water, dissolve over hot water, blend into fruit pulp. Cool, fold in whipped cream, serve in glasses, garnish with cherries.
A historical recipe instructs to cook tomatoes with bay leaf onion and celery for fifteen minutes then add gelatin strain chill four cups. Press half a cooked egg dipped in gelatin against each cup and fill with jelly. Unmold on lettuce with French dressing.
Lime water can be made at home by mixing two quarts of water with a lump of quick lime and letting it stand six hours. Strain and bottle. use to rinse bottles and drains, sweeten milk, or as a mouth wash. A mixture of lime water and sweet oil provides a strong burn and scalds remedy.
A historical recipe describes dissolving sugar in milk and boiling without stirring for six minutes. Marshmallows are softened with water, melted to smooth, then syrup beaten in and cooled partly. Vanilla is added and the frosting used immediately.
In a dated tone the essay discusses gender labels for women and girls, noting how terms like frail or vivacious shape perception while a father's distant role leaves mothers to discipline children. It ends with a simple baking recipe listing sugar butter egg sour milk flour baking powder and berries.
A simple cream sauce recipe uses one pint of milk thickened with two tablespoons of cornstarch. Stir in one tablespoon of butter then season with salt and pepper to taste.
A comic domestic scene unfolds as a wife orders the cook charged and fired. The family spirals with repeated pan rattles and clatter of dishes, the husband and sons descending stairs, leaving the wife to face the chaotic kitchen and an ominous note that there will be nothing left to write about if she disappears. The tale centers on a tense household and its culinary upheaval.
Invert a large round sponge cake to create a hollow, fill with a sherbet of crushed strawberries, then top with stiffly whipped sweetened cream. Serve immediately.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as Nature's perfect cure for Scrofula. It claims to purge scrofulous matter from the blood and strengthen weak constitutions. The copy notes the product is made from roots and herbs, and offers a free book on blood and medical advice. Sold through drug stores from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
Recipe notes describe Devil's Food mixture with two chocolate squares and milk sugar and yolk. Melt chocolate then mix with yolk and milk. Cream butter and sugar with milk and egg, sift dry ingredients, combine and flavor, then add sweet milk to form stiff batter and bake in pans.
An advertisement compares its claims to a tonic that stimulates the system, suggesting a boost in business effectiveness and customer appeal. The analogy emphasizes vitality, reliability, and quick impact to attract attention.
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