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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1945
Page
9
A rustic supper plan featuring steak with lettuce and brown sugar glaze, ham simmered until tender, bacon sautéed then reintroduced with a vinegar sugar sauce, and fresh lettuce. Also includes a French toast with currant jelly, fried to golden brown and dusted with powdered sugar.
The guide explains dividing meat cost using red points and describes browning sliced onions in fat, simmering covered until tender, then uncovering to brown or adding water to finish. It notes water evaporates as onions cook, yielding browned onions suitable for serving in a cooperative dinner.
Fragmentary text describes mixing apples eggs flour and margarine, baking, browning under a broiler, and reheating directions. It references riboflavin content and vitamin notes, suggesting a recipe or nutrition aside. The content is garbled with incomplete instructions and stray phrases, lacking coherent structure or complete details.
A fragmented note discusses home economics instructor Wahl er at Ohio University and a debate on food distribution during lend-lease era. It mentions civilian access in spring months, with 73 percent, armed forces 17 percent, and 10 percent for relief agencies and allies.
Fragments describe braised rabbit with rhubarb and honey and suggest simple recipes. The text mentions peeling fruit, arranging steak portions, and baking at a moderate oven, with scattered notes about feather pillows and shipping in bread crumbs. It is a mosaic of culinary hints and odd catalog-like lines from a larger page.
Fragments describe large demand for featherbeds and odd recipe notes for rhubarb sauce and honey with orange rind. Mentions cooking, temperature changes, drying and watering cycles in unclear context.
Circle Two at Vertral Avenue Methodist Church meets Thursday at 230 pm with Mrs Stella Chandler. Members urged to bring sales tax stamps. The Martzolff Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church Meeting postponed until next Thursday. AAU Foreign Affairs Study Group postponed until further notice.
Home economics instructor Miss Juanita Kahler at Ohio University provides two practical one dish meals using common meats. Sausage with Golden Mush serves four to six with precooked mush fried crisp and topped by pork sausage links. Beef Creole with Noodles combines ground beef, vegetables, tomato soup and noodles in a thick sauce, served as a noodle ring mold with meat center. Also notes on fish cannibalism as a cautionary aside.
The Sewing Club plans a Thursday session with Mr Henderson and an upcoming Friday gathering. The Women’s Gasca Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs N Corwin at 44 Columbia Ave. Save orange peels for flavoring puddings and cakes by drying then storing them in a jar.
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