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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
10
A 1911 report shared by Martha McCulloch Williame extols paper bag cooking as a dish free method. Recipes include Yorkshire pudding fruit cake puff omelet jam turnovers and fruit vol au vents baked without tins or pans using grease paper bags and a grid shelf oven method.
A 1911-era recipe by Nicolas Goyer in Brooke's Club London details two cutlet dishes. Cutlets a la Payeanne uses mutton or lamb with shallot, epiced seasoning, peas, bacon, new potatoes, and stock cooked in a bag then broiled. Cutlets a la Repagnol coats four to six cutlets with pepper and salt, rice and tomato catnup in a bag, then broiled for half an hour. note parboiled potatoes.
In a 1911 experiment, two cooks compared bag cooking to pan methods using rib roasts. One roast in a bag saved gas and weight loss favored the bag method, with the bagged beef remaining juicier and more tender. Smothered Chicken recipe provided as a bag cooking example.
Instructions for roasting beef, poultry and game from Nicolas Soyer. Details cover grease or bag methods, optional flour coating for gravy, and time guidelines for beef joints chicken turkey goose pigeon and stuffing. Provides oven settings and durations for various weights and preparations.
Office in Pioneer Building states the firm offers practices in all courts and before the U.S. Land Department, indicating a broad scope of legal services and official liaison capabilities for land-related matters and litigation.
Wyoming office contact in Nowood requests information for stock recovery in the range around the Big Horn Basin. Readers with usable details are asked to report to help locate missing cattle or livestock losses.
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