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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1961
Page
6
A household tip suggests placing paper-thin raw onion slices over cooked liver instead of cooking with onions. This method claims to preserve onion flavor without sautéing. The note targets home cooks seeking a quick, fresh onion addition to liver and onions.
A reader complains about fathers showing photos of children in public. Ann Landers offers a witty retort and suggests a polite boundary. Other letters touch on Aunt Eva’s cruelty, a problematic mother figure, and a teen with delayed voice change seeking medical reassurance.
In Shreveport, Joe Waggonner, a staunch segregationist Democrat, defeats Republican Charlton Lyons Sr. 33,846 to 28,275 in Louisiana's 4th District. Waggonner, 43, a Plain Dealing resident and State Board of Education member, will fill the late Overton Brooks's term until January 1963. Lyons, a 67 year old oilman, drew surprising support despite party difference.
A reader shares a quick variation by adding finely chopped anchovy fillets to a shrimp salad and dressing it with French dressing instead of mayonnaise for a different, flavorful result.
A retro recipe card describes a quick baked ham noodle casserole style muffin recipe from the All Fun Cooking line. It provides yeast muffins with cheddar cheese and a warm water proofed dough, rising then baking at 375 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes yields twelve muffins.
Some cooks cover the pan when baking apples to trap steam and speed cooking. The method helps the fruit cook evenly as steam retained by the cover aids heat transfer.
The article surveys Christmas customs across Europe from December to Epiphany, noting traditions such as the mistletoe, the Christmas tree, Advent wreaths, the Yule log, the Crèche, and the Christmas stockings. It traces these practices to German, Celtic, Norse, and Italian influences and mentions figures like Martin Luther, Saint Francis of Assisi, Queen Victoria, and Bishop Nicholas.
A new fine textured white bread is now being marketed in the area. Continen tal Baking Company's Wonder Bread bakery in Kansas City completes major improvements enabling production of the Soft Whipped Bread for the first time. The continuous mix process yields a uniform texture with no holes or streaks. The dough is whipped in a continual flow.
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