New Ways to Add Flair to Low-Cost Meals
Budget cooking tips from the Bureau of Home Economics advocate flavor variety through browning meat and vegetables, crisped salt pork, and inexpensive seasonings. Kitchen gardens with parsley thyme and mint provide fresh accents, while recipes suggest orange zest, almond, coconut, and caramel flavors to diversify desserts. A sample 65 cent budget menu lists lamb, vegetables, and a cocoa or chocolate pudding dessert.
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Shoulder Pocket with Mint and Watercress Filling
A butcher debones the meat and saves bones for soup. Butter melts with onion and celery, then mint leaves, watercress, and seasonings are added. Bread crumbs are mixed in to form a filling, with optional liquid from watercress evaporated before bread is incorporated.
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