Wild Rice Cooking Times and Broth Flavor Tip
A note on wild rice cooking speeds and flavors. Wild rice tastes delicious when cooked in chicken broth and requires longer simmering than regular rice, with at least twice the usual cooking time.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
5
A note on wild rice cooking speeds and flavors. Wild rice tastes delicious when cooked in chicken broth and requires longer simmering than regular rice, with at least twice the usual cooking time.
Mr and Mrs Dane Lonborg and family arrive from Greeley Colorado to spend the summer with Mrs Lonborgs mother Mrs Roland Roney. Mr Lonborg earned a masters in administration and education from Colorado State Teachers College. The Josselins return to Denver after visiting Mr and Mrs H W Josselyn. Bills Mayer family returns from Houston Galveston trip. Schaake of Akron announces the adoption of a son named Roger Alan born March 14. Grandparents are Henry Koehler and Zella Schaake. Mrs Frank L Brown recovering in Laguna Beach after major surgery. her husband is Professor Emeritus of Applied Mechanics at Kansas University. Mrs F L Cooper arrives from Santa Barbara for extended visit with relatives. Easter dinner at QO Davis home honors Mrs Cooper with other guests. Kansas University students Miss Carol Chaney and Miss Jacque Brahler spent spring break in New Orleans visiting Miss Jean Culver. Verlin Dunker, Schwegler School sixth grade teacher, to attend a three day outdoor education workshop at Rock Springs Ranch. Warren Casey and wife return from a week in New York City with Dr and Mrs Don Holter of Kansas City, Mo.
Twenty Betty Washington D A R members visited Gen Edward Hand chapter Ottawa for an annual exchange held at Mrs Tom E Gleason home. Regina Lauren Gaddis presided and displayed slides on Rosalie Natchez Miss and Civil War history. Meeting featured talks on North Carolina capital restoration and National Defense.
Four day lunch service resumes after a two day spring break. Monday features HASTICR RECHSS with Tuesday offering Vip in Blanket along with baked beans or stewed tomatoes and pineapple on toasted coconut milk brownie. Wednesday serves spaghetti with meat sauce buttered corn whole wheat muffin MAK and Apple Cobbler. Thursday offers cold cuts cheese buttered green beans tossed salad and white cake with butterscotch. Friday presents hamburger or leg salad sandwich potato salad or potato chips chilled applesauce strawberry gelatin with bananas and whipped cream cookies.
The Lawrence Memorial Hospital women's auxiliary names March helpers announced by administrator Rodger C. Johnson. Aiding the hospital were numerous members across committees including X ray Escott Dutyer Faye Woodward chairman Mrs Paul Wilson Mary J. Wilson Jennie M Richardson Opal Jayne Kennedy and many others across Library Cart Afternoon Passes Evening Classes and Emergency Feeding divisions.
A kitchen tip notes two cups of flaked cooked fish equals roughly one pound of raw fish before cooking. It assumes shrinkage during cooking and yields about the right amount for a recipe.
Chile Votes Beta Mu Chapter meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Olmsted’s home. Beginning Spanish Interest group gathers 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Kansas Union Watkins Room. Several clubs host meetings including Twentieth Century Club at 3 p.m. Tuesday and Pleasant Hour Club at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Kansas University Engineerettes play bridge 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at Brenda Sieren’s home. Other gatherings include Friendly House Club, Lawrence Stamp Club, Oakridge Birthday Club, Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, Geology Wives, Sweet Adelines, Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club, La Sertoma dessert meeting, and Wadsworth Veterans Aid.
A quirky food tip column discusses adding diced bananas to cole slaw using firm ripe bananas and a juice or dressing splash for flavor. It also briefly mentions refrigerator cookies that are typically an inch or so thick.
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