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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
8
Household advice from the U S Department of Agriculture highlights varied seasonings and once-ignored leftovers to brighten soups and stews. It suggests adding fat and late salt pork or bacon for richer taste and notes culinary canny can come from repurposing kitchen scraps and homegrown herbs.
A vintage cooking guide outlines a shoulder of lamb recipe with mint stuffing, including bread crumbs watercress and onion mix, plus variations like orange zest and almond flavoring. It promotes economical cooking, offers a suggested one day menu featuring lamb, sides and dessert, and notes budget-friendly spices to extend supplies.
Specialist of the bureau of plant industry W. F. Beattie notes versatile herbs for seasoning. Dried celery tops and leaves, mint, watercress, celery seeds, and common spices like mace nutmeg and curry subtly enhance beans soups and dressings. Suggests onion juice for chopped onion and celery in dishes.
A recipe instructions note combines salt sugar and grated orange rind with fat and milk to form a soft dough. It guides kneading shaping rolling to about half an inch thick, cutting into rounds and topping with orange zest and sugar before baking at 400 degrees for about 15 minutes.
Crow troop No. 39 of the Boy Scouts plans a June 4 program at Gann Valley city hall with Fred C. Eggers, scout executive, to speak and present the new charter. Moving pictures and demos are planned. The Gann Valley high school closed with a picnic near the Chris Krog home on Elm.
Creek activity drew families to a noon gathering with Kittenbell as the attraction. A picnic lunch under the trees carried on all day amid ideal weather and a festive mood.
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