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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1935
Page
16
Prize winning recipes and last week’s prize winners printed here. Certificates will be mailed to winners at once with honorable mentions. Entries and prizes tied to the firms advertising on this page. Mail entries early for another chance to win.
The clipping lists dessert recipes and prize notes with endorsements for a Cocoanut Lace Cake and Pineapple Cream Squares. It includes prize amounts for a contest with a deadline, and mentions a 1935 Auburn car on display at Leibsohn Motors with user notes on a local grocery ad and a meat provider Buehler's at 102 Ist St SE.
A.Mrs George W Kirk Jr Center Point In shares a recipe for toasted baked potatoes using medium potatoes rolled in melted butter and dry bread crumbs, baked slowly for three hours at 275 degrees with optional higher heat. The note invites readers to ask the Benner Tea man about the Benner plan with free premiums and a local phone contact.
A collage of home cooking instructions and local ads. Recipes cover sugar butter eggs flour and spice mixes with steps and chilling. envelopes mix for desserts with cinnamon sugar topping. recipes include grape nuts with sour milk and egg batter. beauty shop relocation and enamel product details. meat market ad with free delivery. Includes names Mrs Henry Howells, Mrs Wadutton, Mrs Steward Keller and Cedar Rapids addresses.
A luncheon dish featuring firm ripe tomatoes cut into 3 inch rings, salted and peppered then baked until cooked but not soft. Tomato rings rest on buttered toast with asparagus tips, finished with melted butter and a border of broiled Canadian bacon. Recipes credited to Mrs Win R Doherty of Cedar Rapids.
A recipe for a dessert titled Russian Tea Loaf layered on angel food cake using egg yolks, sugar, gelatine, thin cream and whipped cream. Instructions describe scalding cream, beating yolks, adding gelatine, cooling and folding in whipped cream, then icing the cake and chilling until set. Includes a note on color scheme and a promotion for Cham bers Inskeep Optical Co.
Recipe lists noodles tuna pimento cheese mushrooms green pepper hard boiled eggs olives and milk with butter flour salt and pepper. Bake 325 degrees for about one hour. Mrs A H Nicola 111 1st Ave W Apt B promotes Easter wardrobe readiness from The Troy Laundry.
A fruit pie filling combines cherries and black berries with broken nut meats and flour. The recipe instructs layering pastry, adding fruit filling, topping with crust, and baking 35 to 45 minutes at 400 degrees F. Contact Mrs. E. R Williams and Security Laboratories for prescription delivery.
A recipe for marigold cake with banana lemon filling and seven minute frosting. Includes detailed ingredient lists for cake filling and frosting, baking times, and temperatures. Adds sliced bananas between layers and a note from Mrs. H. K. Knott of Coggan Iowa. Also mentions Duster Bros Grocery Guild of America store and a free recipes offer at 523 Third Ave SE.
A recipe notes mixing milk, oats, flour, baking powder, salt, melted butter sugar and egg then baking in buttered tins. It credits Mrs. Bert Stewart of Springville Iowa. The item promotes Richelieu Finer Foods at Globe Grocery and Market corner 12th Ave and Third St SE with prompt delivery service.
Prepared for Pauline Ulish of Cedar Rapids, this recipe details a chowder using boiled fish, pork, onion, potatoes, tomatoes, and cream. Steps include browning pork and onion, pre-cooking potatoes, simmering with stock for thirty minutes, and adding fish, cream, and butter just before serving with crackers.
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