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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1981
Page
12
A column fragment advises caution with family packs and liver, urges buyers to compare price per pound, suggests grinding own meat, and notes fresh ground pork as a cheaper alternative to ground beef. A Carter administration official cites using the Helsinki agreement to pressure the Soviet Union over Afghanistan.
A New York Times cooking column argues for using an oval black steel fish pan for fillets to ensure even browning and better taste. It details seasoning, care, and the pan’s practical size and cost, comparing it with stainless, aluminum, and cast iron.
A cranberry flavored chili recipe blends fresh Massachusetts cranberries with standard chili seasonings. Brown minced beef and onion, add peppers, tomatoes, bay leaf and spices, simmer two hours, then fold in cranberries and cook until they pop yet hold shape. Serves six.
The Ellis YMCA hosts Family Night Swim every Friday 7 30 to 8 30 p m with youth open swim 6 to 7 30 p m at no charge for members and a daily fee for non members A dog obedience class in cooperation with the Cedar Rapids Kennel Association starts next Tuesday The nine week program limits 15 dogs for the beginning class 10 for advanced with rabies distemper and parvovirus shots required Pre registration at the Ellis Y required Do not bring dogs to the first meeting
Effie Mae Smith grand secretary and treasurer of NARVE from Kansas City will attend the Unit 29 meeting in Cedar Rapids. The event is Friday at 1 30 PM at Bishop's Buffet Lindale.
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