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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1975
Page
7
A vintage recipe excerpt details a peach preserves with Rum Cream Filling layered cake baked in a 350 F oven, plus a separate ham dish served with a sparkling cherry sauce. It includes precise measures for flour, spices, molasses, gelatin, and cornstarch mixtures, and notes chilling and serving steps. The instructions emphasize creaming, folding, and layering, with serving guidance and leftovers refrigeration.
A new cookbook by Lena Sturges, Southern Living foods editor, titled For the Love of Cooking, promises economy and simple planning with 1 500 kitchen tested recipes across chapters from appetizers to desserts. The book highlights time and money savings with economy meals marked in the index and debuts September 8 with 18 color photos and drawings. Pork consumption notes compare U S usage at 67 5 pounds per person in 1974 to 61 6 pounds in 1973, with West Germany and Denmark showing higher per capita levels.
George Washington, revered by his army and loved as a president, stood six feet two inches and weighed about 200 pounds. A Virginia gentleman, he owned Mount Vernon, cultivated land, pursued various grains, built fisheries, and experimented with buffalo domestication. He enjoyed carriages from London, fox hunting, and oysters, watermelons, and Madeira wine. Also includes a strawberry snow dessert recipe with vanilla custard sauce, yielding six servings.
Mrs. Charles Bell of Haw River Extension Homemakers Club says an old oak mantel with mirror and columns can transform a fireplace. The Bells reclaimed, refinished, and attached the mantel to their living room wall, creating a focal point that adds warmth and dignity.
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