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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
2
Mrs Edna Riggs Crabtree outlines early summer entertaining ideas including bridal showers and commencement parties with menus for assorted sandwiches ham mousse fruit punch and spicy cupcakes. She advises using flowers and varied table decorations plus stockpiling linens glass and silver for ease and elegance.
Instructions describe mixing dry ingredients twice, folding beaten egg whites, and baking in a large leaf pan at 350 degrees for forty minutes with white boiled icing. Also details three loaves yielding sixty small slices for boxing, with slow baking five hours or steaming three hours then baking one hour. Ingredients include eggs, sugar, sour cream, molasses, flour, soda, spices, dried fruit, nuts, jam, and icing. Boxes prepared for guests.
A vintage guide to refrigerator based desserts includes a frozen chocolate cake using ice cream and cake layers, a Philadelphia Ice Cream recipe with whipped cream and gelatine, a Strawberry Ice Cream Pie with meringue topping, and a Peanut Brittle Ice Cream with milk, cornstarch and eggs.
A compact guide to making small cakes and cookies ideal for warm weather entertaining. Recipes include Orange Cup Cakes Cocoa Cup Cakes Spiced Cup Cakes Rich Chocolate Cakes Maple Nut Cakes Afternoon Tea Cakes and a Biscuit Tartoni method, with bake times and icing suggestions.
Sift dry ingredients, add alternately with milk to first mixture. Fold in beaten egg whites. Bake in muffin cups 345 F about 15 minutes. Top with icing and nuts or cherries. Fancy Cake uses egg yolks, milk, flour, baking powder and optional chocolate with lemon zest and vanilla. Bake in shell pan 280 F about 15 minutes. Chill or shape as needed.
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