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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1961
Page
12
A light cold lamb salad uses lamb cubes with fruit and a sharp dressing served in lettuce cups or bowls. The article notes storing leftovers in refrigeration to prevent drying, recommends using cooked meat within one week, and mentions freezing for later use.
A vintage recipe notes lamb banana pineapple celery and mayonnaise blends served on lettuce cups with optional olives or nuts. A second recipe adds egg olives pimiento curry powder and mayo for a curry lamb salad, chilled and served in lettuce cups. New York report cites $1 million spent on a national menu census over two years.
Indianapolis widow and 500 race festival secretary Boots Shaw reveals her almost 16 year old son Wilbur Shaw Jr. is obsessed with horses and has saved for buys and owns two. He has no interest in cars despite his father's racing fame. Boots discusses family, finances, and her festival work amid questions about events.
The article advocates a dedicated baking center in the kitchen to reduce waste and disorganization. It describes a built in pastry board adjacent to the counter, separate from mixing and cooking areas, with an electric mixer on a swing out shelf. It suggests cabinetry with racks for pans and ready access to utensils bowls and ingredients.
American Express offers tips for jet age travelers choosing luggage. Prioritize lightweight durable cases with protected corners flush locks strong handles and non scuffing materials. Hinges and locks beat zippered designs soft vinyl leather bound canvas and aluminum frame options endure wear well.
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