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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1948
Page
14
Over the Back Fence by Naomi Doebel suggests small touches improve dishes. Anchovies in salad, sliced hard boiled eggs, crushed peanut brittle on ice cream, and oyster gravy with chicken fry offer varied flavors. Apple custard pie and a grape twist on apples are proposed.
A nostalgic recipe fragment describes two baked desserts. An apple custard pie uses a pastry shell with a spiced flour sugar topping baked first at high heat then finished at 325 F until custard firms. A second entry details a sweet loaf cake with melted butter brown sugar corn syrup nuts and raisins baked at 425 F and served warm.
Prepare shepherds pie by mixing two cups minced leftover meat with half a cup of gravy and a tablespoon of grated onion, season with salt and pepper. Spoon the meat into a casserole, cover with mashed potatoes, and bake until thoroughly heated.
Turn Table Talk for TEENS reviews Peggy Lee and Dave Barbour on Capitol with So Dear To My Heart and Love Your Spell Is Everywhere. Also notes Skine Hawkins, Bobby Sherwood, Les Brown, Dinah ue and more, plus dates and a seafood tartine tip.
Mary Haworth advises a teenage narrator on a conflicted relationship with a Navy man. A psychologist recommends confiding in a trusted, older family member and seeking guidance to restore emotional balance, stressing that major problems require support rather than secrecy.
A fragmentary note speaks of freeing a mare from secrecy that paralyzes a tale. The speaker, signing as M. H., urges turning to a wise relative to regain reasoning faculties and end the magical night’s hold.
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