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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
5
A suggested menu features boneless beef braised with curry powder served over hot rice. Include 12-ounce corned beef heated with parsley dumplings, plus corn on the cob and a tomato onion salad for a summer feast.
A vintage recipe describes ice cream sandwiches with a cereal base and whipped cream writing. Melt chocolate with butter, mix in marshmallow and vanilla, coat honey rice cereal, press into a pan, chill, cut into pieces, and assemble with vanilla ice cream.
Bridal shower planning advice features a Curried Lamb Salad recipe from Reba Staggs. The suggested method uses leftover lamb, curry and mayo served in crisp lettuce cups for four servings.
Genoa salami Gothaer cervelat Pepperoni Mortadella and Land geeger are all members of the salami family. These sausages are ready to eat and excel year round for sandwiches omelets scrambled eggs and appetizers.
Bananas enhance meals beyond breakfast, pairing well with meat. History notes their New World arrival in 1516. The text describes banana stuffing with Frank steak, ham combinations with banana scallops or fritters, banana fried in batter, and banana use in meat salads and glazed roasts, all offered as varied, kid friendly options.
A spring treat combines ground cooked ham with crushed pineapple folded into a fritter batter of flour baking powder cinnamon sugar milk and egg. Drop by teaspoons into hot lard and fry until golden brown.
A quick sauce idea substitutes salami for ground beef. Grind half the salami and cut the rest into thin strips. Add sliced mushrooms for texture. The note oddly mentions a guest name on an ice cream sandwich. Six servings.
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