Non-stick loaf pan won’t eliminate greasing
Non-stick loaf pans reduce sticking but still require greasing or parchment lining. They clean up easily, yet batter still benefits from light coating or paper.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2005
Page
21
Non-stick loaf pans reduce sticking but still require greasing or parchment lining. They clean up easily, yet batter still benefits from light coating or paper.
The feature highlights several ice cream records from Guinness World Records 2004. It notes Jaime Andre Sargento da Silva of Portugal eating 5.8 ounces in 30 seconds with a teaspoon, Carvel creating a 3894 scoop pyramid in New York in 2002, Selinsgrove residents forming a 4.55 mile banana split in 1988 using 24000 bananas and 24000 cherries, and a 6000 gallon milkshake made in New York in 2000.
Ocean Mist Farms promotes grilling romaine as a trendy salad idea. Brush split romaine with oil, grill 3 to 5 minutes per side until browning, serve warm. Also offers bulk shopping safety tips from the American Dietetic Association about refrigeration and refreezing.
The Gazette profiles Bob's Your Uncle in Iowa City offering Dean Oliver pizza and other athlete themed pies. Chrome Horse Saloon in Cedar Rapids features signature sandwiches for owners Randy Bunson Jon Jelinek Jeremy Jones and Gerald Taylor. Regulars tease owners for deviating from signatures.
Columnist Dave Rasdal and Gazette staff imagine restaurant dishes named after them and colleagues. Ramblin Root Beer and Riehl Meal appear as playful menu items, with Nicole’s Nicoleslaw and Suzy B rhubarb pie among other personalized dishes inspired by the newsroom.
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