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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1934
Page
7
Mrs E Crabtree urges cooks to explore unusual vegetables to diversify menus. Tips include beet greens with butter, bacon, broccoli with Hollandaise, fried cucumbers, mashed cucumbers, French fried eggplant, and cabbage with tomatoes. Appetizers suggested beyond basics, with all recipes in simple steps.
A recipe details dressing for cheese and cream mix used to fill tomato shells and olives. It suggests garnishes of watercress or mint, anchovy or olive topping, and extra color with grated hard boiled egg. The article notes using scissors to cut sandwiches and celery tops for cleaner edges.
A maintenance note recommends keeping scissors rust free by frequent rubbing with olive oil and wiping with a clean cloth to prevent corrosion.
Local readers are urged to turn unused home goods into cash or exchanges through an inexpensive want ad in The Eagle. Call to place ads emphasizes turning idle items into value.
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