Restoring Melted Cocoa to Brown Flavor
A cooking note explains that chocolate melted during storage can re brown when heated again and typically retains its flavor. No harm in reusing slightly overheated cocoa or chocolate in recipes.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1968
Page
19
A cooking note explains that chocolate melted during storage can re brown when heated again and typically retains its flavor. No harm in reusing slightly overheated cocoa or chocolate in recipes.
El Dorado's Woman's Club plans a home tour Sunday November 24 from 1 to 4 30 p m featuring seven homes. Tickets are available from Mrs William Webster 3175 Claremore Ave or at the first stop. Proceeds support the club scholarship fund with chairs Mrs Donald McCaslin and Mrs Gail Kee leading.
Advertisement offers free consultation for a hair thinning evaluation. A Thomas medical director and a bacteriologist assess health history and scalp samples to determine treatment, with a possible half-price full course if eligible. Untreatable male pattern baldness is noted as incurable.
Pat's Pointers offers a brief guide to simple handmade gifts. It highlights quick crafts for children including a featured project called TV slippers. Instructions mention using double strand yarn and size ten needles to complete slipper creations with minimal effort.
A physician explains a rhythmic motor habit seen in many children including head banging and bed rocking. Most outgrows by ages 3 or 4 though some persist to adolescence. Emphasizes treating the child’s needs rather than the habit and notes guidance for parents.
A trick to stop nightly leaks suggests using worn flannel receiving blankets to thicken diapers for children who wet at night.
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