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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1983
Page
14
The article explains tenderizing top round beef for grilling using a lemon marinades and pinwheel kabobs. It details cutting meat into strips, rolling into pinwheels with broccoli and onion, and grilling 10 to 16 minutes for four servings.
A historical view notes the Indian diet offered 200 plus nut varieties and 2,000 plant foods at the Pilgrims arrival. Regional cooking, seasonal eating, and introductions like turkey influenced later American dishes and holidays. A Johnny Cake recipe is included with cornmeal milk butter and maple syrup.
The article extols broccoli’s versatility from boiling to stir frying and raw use. It notes year round availability and selection tips, plus quick cooking guidance and serving ideas including chowder, sauces, and salads. A recipe for broccoli chowder and a note on a Nicaragua opposition 24 hour work stoppage conclude the piece.
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