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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
6
An article notes how mace and nutmeg enhance fruit pie fillings. A nutmeg cherry pie recipe follows, detailing ingredients such as cherries in juice, sugar, cornstarch, vanilla, butter, and a ready crust. The dish yields one 8 inch pie with whipped cream garnish.
Food editor Cecily Brownstone describes wilt dabaglione as a warm foamy Italian inspired dessert adapted for American kitchens, suggesting fresh peaches as the centerpiece for an elegant company dessert. The note emphasizes simple ingredients and a silky texture to showcase peach flavor.
A reader offers a sensational cucumber and veal salad for summer entertaining, with veal shoulder, pineapple, celery, almonds, and mayonnaise. Instructions cover boiling veal, chilling, and combining ingredients for a refreshing dish. Also included is a Zabaglione recipe with egg yolks, sugar, white wine, lemon juice, and ginger for peaches dessert.
The USDA projects fresh cherry production at 12 060 tons nearly doubling last year with California Oregon and Washington leading. Bartlett pears forecast at 521 000 tons with larger crops in all three states ensuring ample supply. Fast refrigerated transport will bring fruit nationwide through early August. Both fruits appear in salads and desserts making them popular for hot weather dining.
The note advises to mix beef with other ingredients gently and thoroughly to ensure light texture. Shape the loaf by light pressing or patting rather than packing, aiming for a tender final product.
A tuna skillet dinner provides an economical hash using tuna as the main protein. Cook onion green pepper and potatoes in oil, then add tuna with lemon salt and pepper. Stir fry until heated through for four servings.
A tested white bread recipe adds toasted wheat germ for nutrition and a nutty note. The process combines scalded milk, honey, butter, salt, yeast, egg, and flour, with wheat germ folded in. After two rises and shaping, bake at a hot oven for about 40 minutes to yield two loaves.
Morning coffee is essential for many, with about four percent of drinkers deeming it a necessity. Economists offer six tips for better coffee: choose a brand you like, select the right grind, keep the maker clean, use fresh grounds and cold water, avoid boiling, and store ground coffee in an airtight container.
A reader’s note extols milk as vastly beneficial to bones, teeth, heart rhythm, immunity, skin, vision, and the nervous system. It claims milk supplies nearly all nutrients the body needs and offers great value beyond flavor.
A simple yet gourmet dessert idea pairs fresh grapes with a small cheese selection on a wooden board with crackers optional. A cantaloupe half filled with grapes offers another easy first course. The history of grapes dates to Asia Minor near the Caspian region.
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