Almond Bavarian Cream by Ann Holiday
Almond Bavarian cream is a cool creamy dessert with a crunchy almond topping and berries. The recipe includes egg yolks milk gelatin sugar salt almond vanilla and whipped cream with a rice biscuit crumb crust baked in individual molds serves six and pairs with oven fried chicken minted peas tomatoes cucumbers and coffee.
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Heloise’s tip saves soap filled pads from rust
Dear Heloise shares a method to preserve soap filled steel wool pads by soaking them in hot water and soap in a jar overnight. The pads become soft, clean, and less likely to rust, letting cooks scrub pots and pans without harming nails. Additional tips mention mildewed colored tablecloths and buttermilk soaking.
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Cleaning Aluminum Pots With Paste Silver Polish
A reader describes using paste silver polish to remove black tarnish from aluminum cookware and to polish stainless steel ovens. She cleans with a damp sponge and dries with a soft cloth.
Kentucky Hails Nation's Largest State Bookmobile Fleet
Frankfort Kentucky announces the largest state owned bookmobile fleet in the nation with 100 bookmobiles serving 101 of Kentucky s 120 counties. The program highlights extend access to library services across rural areas through these mobile units.
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Blind Teacher Honored With Presidential Medal of Freedom
Genevieve Caulfield a 73 year old blind English teacher in Southeast Asia receives the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Her 30 year work in Thailand and Vietnam helps blind children become independent through schools and training programs. She built Thai Braille, established schools in Bangkok and Saigon, and continues aiding students while living between Asia and the United States.
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Benjamin Franklin Urged Bathing and Night Air in 1773
The article notes Benjamin Franklin advocated frequent baths and opening windows at night to introduce fresh air, showing his forward thinking on health practices beyond science and electricity.
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