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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2001
Page
23
A dietitian from St. Luke's Center for Health and Well-Being offers ideas to incorporate soy into family meals. The workshop runs Saturday from 10 30 a m to noon at a cost of 10 00 dollars per person. Call 369 8161 for more information.
A kitchenware item notes that cast-iron pans remain durable oven proof and heat retaining. The Everyday Kitchen collection by Martha Stewart features three skillets 6 7 and 9 inches wide sold at Kmart for 15 dollars.
A well balanced full bodied chardonnay pairs with salmon in cream sauce. It offers apple melon and lemon flavors with a measured touch of oak. The texture remains soft and creamy upfront and finishes with good acidity.
Robyn Webb, award winning nutritionist, debuts Express Lane Diabetic Cooking with 150 fast healthy recipes organized by deli, salad bar, frozen foods and shelf staples. Many meals require 20 minutes or less to prepare.
The Iowa Division of Tourism highlights a recipe from Fresh from Terrace Hill a cookbook with nearly 150 Iowa submissions. This week's featured dish English Scenes from Lt. Gov. Sally Pederson showcases state culinary heritage.
At the International Housewares Show West Bend announces the Just for Dinner compact bread maker. It bakes a small loaf in 45 minutes and targets quick home servings.
At Chicago’s International Housewares Show, about 1,900 exhibitors showcased ahead of season trends. Toastmaster’s Freefry fries with no oil using high heat, and Ultravection ovens speed up cooking by combining radiant, conduction, and convection heat.
The book lists key appliance innovations from 1886 to 1987. Josephine Cochrane’s dishwasher idea leads to KitchenAid. 1913 sees the first household refrigerator de Domeire. 1926 pop-up toaster from Waters Center Co.. 1938 KitchenAid electric coffee grinder. 1939 GE freezer fridge. 1947 a large commercial microwave. 1956 Teflon nonstick pans. 1958 CorningWare nose-cone material. 1963 Sunbeam vertical serial. 1973 Cuisinart food processor. 1987 Panasonic bread machine introduction.
The National Cattlemen's Beef Association promotes a 30 minute pot roast using fully cooked beef with gravy. A classic version bakes 21/4 to 23/4 hours, while a fast 30 minute method uses preassembled pot roast with gravy and beer or cider.
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