Turkey Delights From Leftover Turkey Dishes
Mary F. Daguf shares tips to keep turkey moist for soups and cold platters. Recipes describe turkey a la king, turkey soup with bones, onion, celery tops, canned tomatoes, rice, and birdseye onions.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
9
Mary F. Daguf shares tips to keep turkey moist for soups and cold platters. Recipes describe turkey a la king, turkey soup with bones, onion, celery tops, canned tomatoes, rice, and birdseye onions.
A vintage menu outlines meals and dishes featuring turkey in breakfast juice and toast, luncheon sandwiches with chutney and cranberry whip, and dinner styles like blanquette of lamb with sides. It suggests salads with turkey and celery, chestnuts, olives, and nuts, plus canapés and using leftover gravy in hot sandwiches.
Rutland brief items list local visitors and homecomings including Wendel Diehl from Ohio University and Miss Petty Chase from Greenbrier College. Several residents, such as John Smith and Arthur Shuler, are mentioned with travels to Columbus and Athens for holidays and family gatherings.
New York AP reports a tepid start after Christmas with iron and steel output about seven points under last week yet an overall business uptrend. Bank clearings for 22 leading cities rose 18 percent year over year, while railroad earnings indicate November net operating income up about 65 percent from 1934.
Two Japanese delegates Admiral Osmar Nagano and Matsuzo Nagai appear undaunted in London as they resist calls to limit warship parity with Britain and the United States. They warn concessions could blunt their armed forces if Japan does not moderate its demands.
Grain prices show variations with wheat and corn up but oats and other cereals mostly steady. Livestock and poultry values list assorted weights and grades, while dairy and eggs hold steady with creamery butter and eggs reflecting current market levels.
Current receipts show prices including commission for nearby goods with regional codes. Items include butter at 95 tubs and eggs at 1 728 cases, with various regional identifiers and quantities.
Hogs show mixed but mostly higher prices with top bids near 10.28 per 100 pounds, 170 to 290 pound hogs leading gains. Cattle and calves see steady to higher prices for slaughter steers and heifers, fat cows and bulls mixed, vealers steady, sheep and lambs brisk but uneven. Direct totals include 299 directs among cattle and 00 directs among sheep with overall favorable demand in a busy market session.
Chicago writes of Anthony J Barrett a Chicago Board of Trade forecaster predicting a 90 day period of cold across the nation with varying moisture. He splits regions into cold conditions with different precipitation and notes a permanent near zero for the Eastern States. Barrett traces a family line of grain traders and forecasters dating to John F Barrett.
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