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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
9
The Recipe Editor notes Lent and fish on menus. Fresh caught or fresh frozen fish are equally good. defrosted fish should not be refrozen. A stuffed baked fish recipe for six uses trout and mayonnaise with salt and pepper.
The passage details preparing a stuffed trout with mayonnaise, carrot bread crumb filling, and a bake at 350 degrees for about an hour. It also lists a Lenten menu including corn flakes crusted fish, fried croquettes, and a full day menu with breakfast lunch and dinner items featuring fish, beans, casseroles, and desserts.
Simple recipes next offer updated takes on beef loaf beets and rice pudding. The Beef Loaf uses onion juice carrot parsley and tomato soup baked to tenderness. Harvard Beets simmer in a red glaze with butter cornstarch and vinegar for a glossy finish. Bettina s Rich Pudding blends eggs milk rice and citrus aromas then bakes softly in a water bath.
Alicia Hart reports on a complexion cream that matches skin tone and waterproofs to conceal birthmarks from cruel curiosity. Children learn to apply it as part of routine grooming, reducing embarrassment and hiding marks. The piece notes a heartening effect as kids gain confidence in mirrors. Also: Alexander Presbyterian Women meet March 2 at 1 30 p.m. with new officers installed at Miss Grace Warren's home.
The article extols cabbage for its vitamins C and A and offers selection tips. It contrasts new varieties with stored older types, notes freshness, color, and leaf texture, and advises cooking methods such as quick tenderizing in a small amount of fat for maximum nutrition.
Mme Henri Bonnet wife of the new French ambassador urged including a universal language in peace plans. She spoke at the Ritz during a New York visit saying one language would help nations express thoughts and feelings clearly and improve understanding. She described her American experiences as kind and honest and noted plans to continue diplomatic activities and speak further at events.
A vintage recipe notes a dinner plan featuring beef liver hash served with noodles and greens, plus a dessert of apricot cobbler. The liver is boiled, minced, and simmered with margarine and sherry, then served on toast, followed by an orange velvet mold with gelatin and citrus. The tone reads like a mid-century home kitchen guide.
To round out winter menus, hot breads and biscuits provide nourishment. The three recipes offer quick hot meals with extra protein. DROP BISCUITS mix flour baking powder shortening and more for easy preparation.
A dated home economy style piece lists peanut butter cookies with method and ingredients, plus Johnny cake and rice cakes, and notes on meal ideas. It also mentions Red Cross sewing work and nursing aid, a brief meal guidance, a cinema seating anecdote, and seating etiquette.
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