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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1950
Page
24
Practical home hints cover baby hair care, toy safety, pillow airing, child communication, bath time medicine, butter softening, diagonal stocking darning, shoe polish reuse, envelope sealing, mini trays from cookie tins, and sink strainer cleanliness to prevent roaches and odors. Notable tips from Mrs Evalyn Daye, Margaret Fowler, and Christine Wallace.
A cinnamon scented apple brown Betty combines bread cubes and sliced apples baked with brown sugar lemon peel and margarine. Layered in a casserole bake first covered then uncovered until apples are tender and the crumb topping is golden and crunchy yields six servings.
A recipe shows how to scoop tomato centers mix with soft bread crumbs egg yolk cheese and seasonings. Fold in beaten egg white fill tomatoes top with dry crumbs and bake 350 to 375 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes. Also explains methods for making soft and dry bread crumbs from fresh or toasted bread.
Housewives are offered autumn menus featuring Gebhardt chili powder recipes from San Antonio. The collection includes an angel cake, a meat loaf with chili sauce, and a beef round steak simmered with tomatoes and garlic, all detailing steps and ingredients.
The text notes parsley as the most popular surviving herb in cooking, with dill next. It mentions tarragon as a favored flavoring for vine gar, a tender perennial, and an annual form offering similar flavor.
The article states vegetables taste better when cooked soon after harvest. Sugary varieties can lose flavor after about thirty minutes as sugars begin converting to starch, dulling taste. It emphasizes prompt cooking to preserve sweetness and texture.
The article argues that quick-grown vegetables taste best and only a home garden allows harvesting as needed to provide them at peak flavor and freshness.
A quick pantry meal layers cold cornmeal mush in a casserole then bakes ten minutes before pouring heated Gerhardt's Chili into the pie. The dish features lean boneless beef, pinto beans, and a spicy sauce promising a rich, savory treat.
A lively pantry tip promotes Gebhardt’s Tamales as a quick flavor boost for chicken. The ad claims the tamales permeate roast chicken with sunshine flavor and keep beef fillings firm and uniform, promising family smiles.
The column promotes GEBHARDT'S Original Chili Powder as a versatile enhancer for soups salads gravies and meats. Readers are invited to submit favorite recipes with a chance to win $5 and a case of products. all submissions become property of GEBHARDT'S with no returns.
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