Extra yolks boil nicely and tips from readers
A reader explains a method to use leftover egg yolks by boiling them in water for about ten minutes. The yolks can then be stored and used in tuna salad or as a spread for celery or crackers.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1977
Page
11
A reader explains a method to use leftover egg yolks by boiling them in water for about ten minutes. The yolks can then be stored and used in tuna salad or as a spread for celery or crackers.
The North Sea oil spill prompts warnings that damage may be limited now but could worsen with future risks. The Florida utility's plan to import South African coal for two plants signals broader energy challenges, as Dutch Panamanian-registered ships face potential disaster off Massachusetts.
George Quinn of Kalamazoo aged 19 was sentenced after kidnapping a gas station attendant during a March robbery. He claimed the plan came from a TV Guide summary and followed a scripted plot. He fled with the victim to Georgia and Florida before turning himself in after a late night show inspired him to reform.
Three high school students Joe Casey Areta Yankinson and Wayne Huffman earned Science Fair entries and will travel to Washington D C thanks to local supporters. The piece also reflects on environmental concerns and a cartoonish exchange about coal spills and maritime law.
A reader complains of vaginal dryness in midlife and urges a new gynecologist or lubricants. the reader asks for help beyond medical limits. Ann Landers advises finding a different gynecologist and notes lubricants can help and to inform the current provider to assist others.
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