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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1939
Page
31
A column presents meat pie options with biscuit covers for Sunday night meals. Recipes include Chicken Pot Pie serves 4 with chicken, tapioca, biscuits, and milk. Baking Powder Biscuits. and Savory Meat Pie using beef, canned soups, and biscuit topping.
Solon American Legion auxiliary met Monday evening with a program of cards after the business session. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Martin Meyers Mrs. Joseph Shima and Mrs. Frank Panzer. Plans were made to attend the Johnson county conference at Lone Tree March 23 with Irene Drake district committeewoman as guest speaker and Joseph Pavel Johnson county chairman presiding.
Anamosa Mrs O M Miller and Mrs Hubert Metcalf hosted the Past Matron's Circle at the Miller residence on Tuesday. Mrs Maude Lowry led the program and spoke about the world fairs in San Francisco and New York.
The article explores shade tolerant plants for gardens, highlighting native early spring wildings and rock garden lessons. It lists low sun loving perennials and ground covers such as Pachysandra Vinca minor and Ajuga, plus various perennials including Dicentra relatives hosta primroses and foxglove family, emphasizing suitability for shady borders and moist spots.
A collection of vintage soup and dumpling recipes from Cedar Rapids contributors. Includes meat stock based vegetable soup, chicken noodle dumplings, split pea and pig foot soups, and a lentil style dish with celery seed. Recipes specify ingredients, quantities, and step by step cooking times from multiple local contributors.
The six-foot Leonard Electric Refrigerator offers 29 to 25 percent more shelf space and a Glacier-Sealed unit with a five year guarantee. Leonard quality highlighted, now on display at Luberger's.
A preserved summer soup method lists seven quarts of tomatoes minced, with celery seed bay leaves cloves onions sugar pepper salt flour. Cook, strain, and can. To serve add a pinch of soda and an equal amount of milk before heating. Signed Mrs O Johnson, 1822 7th Ave SE.
When you include SHOMONT ICE CREAM in your menus you serve the finest pure fresh wholesome ice cream. Guests will appreciate its appealing healthful quality and taste.
A compact guide to making milk vegetable soups using cooked vegetables plus milk and a small amount of flour and butter. Directions cover chosen vegetables, proportions, thickening, and blending tips, with a tips on starch content and texture.
A concise soup method details adding a small soup bone to 21 percent quantum of water then boiling for an hour. After an hour add potatoes, mash then stir in flour eggs salt pepper and nutmeg. The author advises dipping a teaspoon to prevent sticking and adding ingredients gradually, then a seven minute gentle boil before serving.
A recipe for cream of oyster soup using oysters milk butter flour and whipped cream. Oysters are chopped and simmered with their liquor and water, then thickened with creamed butter and flour, seasoned, and finished with cream just before serving.
A vintage recipe for onion soup uses two sliced onions browned in butter then simmered with four cups chicken broth. Beat four egg yolks with one cup cream, temper with hot broth, then stir together and serve topped with grated cheese. Salt and pepper to taste.
Instructions for preparing a canned vegetable soup using summer produce. It covers quantities for tomatoes cabbage peppers celery corn carrots onions and green lima beans, chilling the art of cutting and grating, cooking until tender, and canning in sterilized pint jars. Signed by Mrs Frances G Niles of Cedar Rapids.
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