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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1983
Page
12
Festive holiday recipes highlight Sparkling Golden Apple Mold and Golden Apple Pie Bars using Golden Delicious apples. Easy make ahead dishes suit buffets or gala dinners, with notes on apples’ keeping quality and a Washington crop boosting availability.
A holiday guide outlines seafood choices for Virginia, noting oysters clams scallops and crabs as festive options. It covers prices by size handling tips storage temp and shelf life for oysters clams scallops blue crab and flounder, with advice on pasteurized versus fresh meat and meal ideas like flounder stuffed with crab.
Ruth McDaniel’s Common Sense Cooking column shares John T’s upgraded Hopping John for New Year’s with bacon onion peppers tomatoes black eyed peas barley or rice and pork simmered to serve six. Includes traditional version and subscription offer for an 8 page bimonthly reader newsletter from Largo Florida.
The column offers light hearted New Year wishes for shoppers including finding parking near the door, round wheels, shelf position and low prices. It also lists Clip N File refunds with multiple brands and offers, detailing required proofs of purchase and expiration dates for coupons and refunds.
A vintage style recipe for soft molasses drop cookies. It describes ingredients including flour, baking soda, salt, cinnamon, ginger, butter, sugar, egg, and molasses. The method uses creaming butter and sugar, adding egg and molasses, folding in flour and water, then dropping spoonfuls and baking at 375 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes. Tips include cooling on racks, storing, and a whipped cream topping suggestion.
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