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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
8
The article promotes Lenten foods with a focus on fresh fish and meatless meals. It offers a simple baked fish prep with stuffing, onion or tomato base, and a lemon parsley finish, plus a potato nests idea using light mashed potatoes seasoned with salt pepper and butter, finished with cream.
A collection of home cooking methods for baked fish with peas and tomato borders, broiled shad roe with lemon butter, haddock fillets with a savory crust, crab cakes from potatoes and meat, and sole prepared with buttered paper, cream, mushrooms, shrimp, oysters, and a champagne style yolk sauce. Includes steps for broiling, baking, and finishing sauces.
Serve each sole piece on a platter and top with mushrooms oysters and shrimp. Drizzle the prepared sauce evenly over all, following the directions given above.
Markets brim with asparagus carrots green onions and spinach ready for lively cooking. Spinach ring with shrimp center contrasts crisp lettuce while spiced string beans simmer with vinegar sugar and cloves for a flavorful side.
A food arrangement idea features two bowls of vegetables and olives with a central focus on large black olives. Social news mentions Walter Shalber leaving for Nebraska after three months with Pearl Thurber. Community events include the Twin Mound Ladies Aid Society sale in Lawrence clearing about thirty dollars and a Fred Christian barn dance with sandwiches and coffee. Mrs. Adelia Barber visited her mother Mrs. Mable Montfoort and Miss Sarah Gibler called on Mrs. Grace Hatcher.
Several friends and relatives surprised Mrs John Simmons at her home on a Friday evening in March. The gathering featured cards and visiting, with refreshments served at the end. Miss Loretta Shaw, teacher at Old Belvoir school, visited during the event.
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