07 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1912
Page
1
A row about plate temperature ends with a home kitchen tip from a renowned salad maker. Ingredients such as fruit and meat are prepped early, wrapped, and kept on ice until mixing. Mayonnaise stays refrigerated, lettuce washed and dried, then combined in chilled bowls. Sale bills at the News Telegraph.
A string of domestic tips covers pantry flavors with brown sugar for tomato soup, raw potato in broth, linen mending by machine, and leaving ham in cooking liquor. It also gives methods to remove fish odor, onions smell, grease marks on porcelain, ivory bleaching, and bristle brushes with coal oil, plus odor control with lemon peels.
A chef describes making stuffing using bread crumbs moistened with meat drippings, browned onions, and a mix of chopped gizzard liver and heart. Adds mushrooms and ground celery, with optional adjustments for poultry types and avoiding garlic.
Trim fat from three pounds of mutton and cut into small pieces for stewing. Season with salt and pepper, place in a bag with four chopped onions and an equal amount of thinly sliced potatoes. Add herbs and one and a half cups cold water. Cook in a hot oven for 45 minutes. Omit onions for curry or substitute rice and tomatoes while keeping the same principle.
A recipe describes combining suet, raw beef, onion, dried red peppers with seeds removed, carrot and potato, then grinding. Add flour, ground hot peppers and salt to taste to form a seasoned paste for a dish.
A rainy day kitchen note suggests simmering a can of tomatoes with three pints of water for two to three hours. The result is described as a complete meal best suited for very cold weather and hearty home cooking.
A brief recipe describes shredding cabbage with a sharp knife and lightly salting. It instructs dressing with watered down garlic flavored vinegar slightly sweetened with sugar, then folding in stiff whipped cream to rose lightly.
Six apples grated and combined with three beaten eggs. Stir in one cupful cream and enough milk to thin the mixture like pumpkin pie. Sweeten and flavor with lemon. Bake in an open crust.
Recipe notes detail a grand duke cake that won prize money at the Montana and Illinois fairs. Ingredients include sugar butter milk eggs flour baking powder vanilla with almond and fig fillings, boiled icing, and a layered division with almond garnish.
A traditional dessert recipe guides cooking maple syrup until it threads, then whisking in gelatin soaked in water and egg yolks. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites and whipped cream, mix, refrigerate in snow or ice, and flavor to taste for a light, creamy treat.
Autumn brides receive small silver sugar racks seven to eight inches long with a curved handle and carved legs. Designed for oblong sugar slabs now favored over lumps, the rack holds about 30 bits of sugar. Users lift a piece carefully without touching the sugar itself.
C W McDermott of Wiota returned home after a brief stint on jury duty and was excused until next Monday.
House committee on expenditures in the agricultural department planned a new inquiry into Florida Everglade land abuses linked to land promoters and alleged suppression of a drainage department report. Secretary Wilson and Solicitor McCabe face questioning over dismissals and alleged pressures to mask the lands issue.
A compact 19th or early 20th century style recipe for socoanut bune. It lists ingredients: one pint flour one half cup butter one half cup sugar one teaspoon baking powder one egg one half cup grated coconut one quarter teaspoon salt and enough milk to form a stiff batter. The method: rub butter into flour, add dry ingredients and egg beaten with milk, form small pieces on greased tins, brush with milk, sprinkle coconut, bake in hot oven about 15 minutes.
Shell a half pint of peanuts remove the brown skins and chop finely Beat the whites of four eggs to a stiff froth not dry Add two cups granulated sugar stir in the nuts and drop by teaspoonfuls on oiled paper Bake moderate until golden brown
A historical recipe directs chopping one quart oysters and mixing them with a half pint rich draw butter seasoned with salt and cayenne. The oysters are added and boiled five minutes, then poured into pastry shapes baked in small pie dishes and cooked two more minutes.
The kitchen deserves care and cleanliness with bright washable walls and light inlaid linoleum. Avoid faded fabrics and clutter. keep only necessary items. A bright table cover and a basket chair enhance usability and appeal for occupants.
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