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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1977
Page
8
Crepes, historically plain egg pancakes, span many cultures with names and variations. The article notes serving ideas from Suzette to stuffed fillings, cooking tips, and storage, highlighting batter ratios, pan sizes, and recipe steps for classic crepes and suzette fillings.
The piece weighs whether crepe makers are worth the cost from 7 or 8 dollars up to 30 plus, versus using a skillet. Home expert Esther Wyant cautions about storage space and practicality, noting most homemakers already have underutilized appliances and could skillet-cook crepes. It cites Consumer Reports and two books as guides, urging library previews and highlighting recipe riches.
This guide lists practical crepe folding and rolling methods to reduce mess and improve filling. It covers several techniques to optimize speed and neatness while preparing sweet or savory fillings. Each method offers a simple step by step for quick results.
A column excerpt shows readers seeking a ripe tomato relish, mustard potato salad, and exact Miller and Paine sour cream sugar cookies. It includes full recipes for Key Lime Pie, Plum Conserve, Blue Plum desserts, and multiple notes from readers like Ferne Norton Fairbur and Lila Benz, with detailed steps, ingredients, and tips for baking and canning.
A 1977 Ann Landers column discusses mastectomy doubts and coping with breast cancer, urging patients to consult surgeons and Reach for Recovery for support. It includes a 1974 letter about gratitude for removal, plus a secretary’s phone etiquette Q&A from Ernestine and Mrs. Birch Bayh’s note on survivorship and spouse support.
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