Peanut Butter Adds Rich Flavor to Many Dishes
Home economics guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture presents peanut butter based recipes. Souffle cottage puddings and drop cookies use peanut butter to replace eggs and butter, offering economical, protein rich options.
Preserving Fruits by Freezing Urged
Specialists at the United States Department of Agriculture urge freezing as a practical method to preserve berries small fruits and tomatoes for ice cream sherbets pies jellies and desserts. Frozen fruit is cheaper than canning and retains more natural flavor. it is as satisfactory as fresh and superior to canned or dried for desserts though not ideal to eat raw after thawing.
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Great House Mystery and Witty Observations
Roundup of quips and anecdotes on money peace and contentment, safety and humor. Includes a Louisville Courier-Journal quote about leasing a house and a humorous military caution from The American Legion Weekly. Ends with a reflection on self-perception and time.
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Rabbit Pie From Leftover Rabbit Meat
Skin the rabbit, draw and cut into pieces, simmer in stew pan with water until tender. Strain and reduce broth to half. Remove meat in large pieces, thicken remaining stock with flour, add salt and pepper, line a crust in a baking dish, fill with meat, top with crust, bake hot for 30 minutes.
Household Hints on Cooking and Laundry Tips
The item suggests prices rise for steaks and chops versus roasts due to waste. It advises ironing shirts by starting with the body, then the bosom and cuffs. It also notes a kitchen tip to prevent curdling when adding creamed tomato soup by lightly soda and corn starch.
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