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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1937
Page
8
Easy summer meals use simple methods with minimal oven work. Veal Scalopini browns veal and mushrooms in olive oil with sherry. Chicken Custard blends chicken with unsweetened custard baked in a mold served with pineapple syrup. Italian Polenta cooks corn meal with water, cheese, and paprika for a hearty dish.
Recipe excerpt outlines a baked dish with grated cheese, a sauce of onion garlic bacon mushrooms and round steak cooked with flour tomatoes or stock, seasoned and simmered. Alternative sweetbreads with almonds use soaked organ meat poached in cream with sherry, artichoke bottoms, and a rich glaze of apricots and almonds. Also notes a liver and vegetable stew with bacon onion mushrooms and tomatoes.
A cooking note outlines preparing liver and bacon with carrots potatoes onions and curry, then Indian Rice with rice boiled then baked. It includes a method for frying kidneys, a spaghetti with deviled ham and mushroom sauce, and a veal cutlet plank presentation with egg crumb coating.
A recipe fragment describes a dish with a double border of fluffy boiled rice and buttered Julienne carrots. The plank is heated in the oven until the rice border warms through and the cheese melts if added. The cheese may be sprinkled on the border just before baking.
Mr and Mrs A N Taul of North Kansas City spent last Wednesday with his brother and wife Mr and Mrs B L Taul and family.
Richard Sawyer and John Lederer of Lawrence were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Derer last Sunday. Donald Black left for Lansing to buy a car for a Berkeley trip, with Ted Cragoe to join on the journey home to California. Irma and Russell Bailey of Fre-donia Kansas are this month with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Bailey. Margaret Davison helps with housework for Letha Mae who is recovering. Mrs R G Mitchell returned to Columbia Missouri after a month with her son R C Mitchell and family. Cecil Jordon and Lorenz Speicher hosted visitors at Eudora. Walter Dyer and family joined Roy Merchant’s family for a Sunday gathering. R C Taul of Liberty, Mo, Mrs Jim Irwin and son Robert Sydney of Smithville with Mrs Alvin Heiner and Marie Oschel visited the Taul home. Lucy Gordon, summer student at K U, was a weekend guest at the Henry Bailey home. Mr and Mrs Ray Reynolds spent Sunday with Clyde Desy in Clearfield and attended a dinner for Mrs Reynolds and Raymond Deay.
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