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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
8
The Market Basket prize winner is Mrs. R. M. Albrecht of 615 Ohio Street for her raspberry sherbet recipe. The item lists ingredients and step by step freezing directions, with notes about next week’s contest for currant jam or jelly.
Cauliflower is praised as a noble cabbage family vegetable easy to prepare served plain with salt pepper and melted butter or dressed with sauces. Cauliflower Au Gratin uses cheese butter crumbs and a white sauce baked until golden. variations include Hollandaise tomato or Spanish sauces and keeping florets whole or split. A simple boiled option with butter salt and pepper pairs with salads and peppers for color, while pickles and relishes from cauliflower offer sweet and sour uses. Also included is Cabbage Relish Salad with chopped cabbage celery and pimentos as a crunchy accompaniment.
A fragmented cooking item shows orange omelet with grated rind orange juice added to eggs and folded with orange sections, plus potato omelet with diced potatoes fried until heated. The text includes paprika, salad dressing, lettuce serving, and method steps.
Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson and three young daughters have moved to 1530 East 15th Street as flood victims from North Lawrence. The note lists several local visits and social gatherings including a surprise party for John William Edward Riggs at Haskell Cabin with out of town guests from Kansas City. Other families visiting relatives include the Alexander and Higley households in Galena Wellsville and Perry.
Hiawatha was a visitor Saturday at the Purvis Harmon home. Mr. and Mrs. D M Hindman of Baldwin and Mrs. Bessie Barnes with daughter Jeanette of Kansas City called Sunday afternoon. Dimple Settles and Ainslie Thaine stayed several days at the Lewis Tucker home. Thurston Cooper and son Ted and Miss Theda McClaire of Topeka visited Sunday.
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