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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1940
Page
7
Mrs Gaynor Maddox profiles a post holiday luncheon menu featuring creamed turkey in popover shells and cold sliced breast of turkey. Recipes include popovers and Southern creamed turkey with celery and broth, plus sandwich ideas using cranberry jelly and watercress.
A brief note describes tying a thread or string around a heavy string to secure pieces for a Thanksgiving table setting. It emphasizes a simple craft approach to assemble a decorative centerpiece using bundled strings and knots.
Remove skin and gristle from turkey and cut into cubes. Sauté celery and onion in butter, then add broth and cream with mace and seasonings. Simmer ten minutes, return turkey, heat through. Fill split hot popovers and serve with buttered peas.
Historic kitchen notes advocate modern slow simmer for tender juicy turkey. For a 12 to 16 pound bird cook four hours at 300 degrees F or three and a half at 350 degrees F. Turn breast side down halfway, then return to breast side up and finish. Stuffing blends butter celery onion ground Brazil nuts bread crumbs and herbs.
The guide describes skewer or tie wings close to the body and run outside of the body with unsalted fat. It advises covering the legs and breast with thin slices of salt pork to flavor and seal during roasting.
Bonilla, Nov 25 Special The Bonilla Ladies Aid Society held its annual bazaar and supper in the church basement last Wednesday evening. A total of 43 dollars was realized from the supper and sale of articles. Mrs. James Bales led arrangements with a committee including Mrs. Ethel Peterson Mrs. Dean Meyer Mrs. Boyd Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Ross Keeley. Mrs. Irving Miller and Mrs. Elmo Borah oversaw the hard vest home booth while Mrs. F W James and Miss Leta James ran the needlework booth.
Gann Valley Redshirts lose 35 17 to Stickney in Stickney after a 33 8 defeat by Stickney reserves. It marks their second straight loss after opening with Hopper High School. The game was played Thursday evening in Stickney.
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