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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
9
The Recipe Editor suggests a grill plate tactic to vary menus for dinners and gatherings. A single plate can hold lamb chops calf liver tomatoes mushrooms sausages new potatoes watercress bacon and apple pie with a soup or dessert optional.
A reader from Athens asks for a reliable candied sweet potato recipe and offers a method to share it with The Athens Messenger Recipe Editor. The note suggests trying a mixed grill plate dinner during spring fever to avoid kitchen cleanup.
Mrs R L Clutter of 5 Race Street shares a sandwich spread that keeps well when sealed in jars. The recipe is suitable for year round use and recommended for kitchen prep and storage.
An advertising piece promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a remedy for constipation by increasing dietary bulk. It claims regular use supports intestinal clearing, adds vitamin B and iron, and suggests two tablespoons daily with variations for stronger cases. It attributes the advice to medical trends and Kellogg Company.
Church and club suppers require planning for large groups. The piece offers practical serving estimates for bread and butter, dressings, fruit cocktails, tea, coffee, and fruit punch to guide committee members.
For a contrasting sandwich spread grind six sweet peppers then simmer with sugar butter vinegar and mustard. Stir in a flour slurry before removing from heat then seal in sterilized jars with paraffin.
Mrs. Ray Barnhart shares a simple cheese fondue recipe. It combines scalded milk bread crumbs cheese and butter with eggs and salt then bakes in a buttered dish for about twenty minutes. Suitable for a midday meal and rich in vitamins.
A reader from Jacksonville shares a recipe that pairs pork shoulder with turnips. Cook 144 pounds pork shoulder with water, then simmer with cubed turnips and salt for several hours until tender.
A nostalgic recipe describes making a fish shaped lemon gelatin salad with flaked salmon and diced cucumber folded into a light cream mixture. It includes instructions to mold the salad, chill, unmold on lettuce, and serve with cucumber sauce using cucumber, cream, salt, pepper, and optional lemon garnish.
Mix flour with enough water to form a thin batter. Add this and cook with meat and turnips for ten minutes.
A recipe suggests substituting dry cereals like corn flakes or grapenuts for nuts in cookies. Beat stiff egg whites with sugar and salt, fold in Post Toasties and coconut, add vanilla, drop by teaspoon on a greased sheet, and bake 10 to 12 minutes. Yield about 54 cookies.
Simple luncheon roll recipe features a biscuit crust filled with chopped beef onions and seasonings. Fry onions until delicate then assemble with milk crackers flour shortening and baking powder to form a meat loaf baked in a biscuit crust served with mushroom sauce and gravy.
A meat roll is baked for 45 minutes in a moderate oven, then covered with biscuit dough and baked 15 minutes more. Serve sliced with tomato or mushroom sauce. The text also notes influenza germs as blue and pneumonia and scarlet fever microbes described visually.
A correction notes one scant teaspoon of pepper should replace the soda in the ginger bread recipe sent by Mrs. Roy H. Kasler Trimble. Also mentions George Washington's cabinet contained five departmental secretaries.
Be in Swing April is a high spot month for varied meals and lamb is the high spot in April meats. Lamb pairs with new vegetables and fruits entering the season. Plan to have lamb on menus this month with tips on serving hot, making milk gravy, roquefort cheese topping, and proper doneness for chops and roasts.
Toby meets Hillyer after his trip and notes his success while she asks about his work. He answers briefly and suggests a quiet dining room in the sky for their talk. He shifts to questions about her activities, but waves them off and promises to reveal more later.
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