Picnics and a Treasury of Easy Treats from Eleanor Howe
Summers invite picnics with simple menus and hot dishes like stews and baked beans. Recipes include Broiled Baked Bean Sandwiches Ginger Creams Deviled Eggs One-Dish Meal for a Picnic Baked Macaroni Creole Style and Raisin Drop Cookies plus guidance on Easier entertaining and a Better Baking cookbook by Eleanor Howe.
Horseradish Adds Zest to Sauces and Ham
A dash of horseradish in salad dressings or white sauce creates a piquant fish sauce. It can also be stirred into whipped cream and served with baked, boiled, or fried ham for a sharp finish.
Substituting Fats in Cooking: Chicken Fat and Beef Drippings
The text explains chicken fat as a substitute for butter in cakes and cookies or for creaming or browning. It notes beef drippings can season sauces meats or fowl stuffings or meat loaves.
Easy to Make and Easy to Wear Dress Pattern
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1966 B offers a simple five piece seersucker linen percale or gingham dress with front fastening and waist darts. Sizes 12 to 20 and 40 available. size 14 requires 34% yards of 35 inch fabric. Send order to:
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Colton Quote on Self Knowledge and Others
A Colton line on understanding others through self knowledge. It asserts that insight into oneself enables insight into others, while ignorance hinders deep writing about others. The aphorism emphasizes inner reflection as key to social perception.
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