Blanket Baked Stuffed Fish With Sour Cream Glaze
A historic recipe feature details Blanket Baked Stuffed Fish using sour cream as a glaze. The method specifies stuffing a cleaned whole fish with herb bread filling, baking, brushing with corn oil and lemon juice, then topping with a sour cream mixture seasoned with salt celery salt dill seed onion and flour before finishing in the oven. The section includes side dishes and a suggested Sunday dinner menu featuring ham, green pea soup, and peach turn over cake.
West opens spades in bridge column analysis
Bridge expert Alfred Sheinwold explains why West opens three spades to tempt a spade ruff, and how declarer must navigate covers and discards. He parallels with a Russian proverb and demonstrates the optimal play with a heart and club sequence, ending with a corned beef glaze tip.
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Mary Haworth on House Calls and Local Doctors
Mary Haworth urges readers in a northern town to attract doctors who will make house calls. She cites a single willing physician and several who refuse, notes crowded waiting rooms and infant exposure, and suggests forming a mothers’ committee to appeal to village leaders and medical schools for new practitioners.
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Mushroom Weight Guide for Canned Mushrooms
A cooking tip explains mushroom weight equivalents. For half a pound fresh mushrooms use a three or four ounce can as the same amount. A six or eight ounce can equals one pound. This helps convert fresh to canned quantities in recipes.
Cream cheese Topping Goes With Gingerbread Spices
Cream cheese blends with confectioners sugar grated lemon rind and lemon juice to make a delightful topping for hot gingerbread. Old fashioned American cooks paired lemon flavor with spices for dessert and bake products.
Trick of the Chef Glaze for Baked Ham
Re sifting with baking powder and spices, beat egg whites to stiff peaks and fold in then bake in a dish until center is clean. Cool briefly and unmold. Serve warm with whipped cream cheese or hard sauce or cold with whipped cream swirls. For glaze, blend apricot apple puree with cornstarch, spread over ham fat and bake until glazed.
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Doctors Within Reach Provide Guidance in Rural Areas
A reader asks how to cope with sparse medical access. The reply notes several hamlets each with doctors, a doctor thirty minutes away who makes house calls, and emphasizes counting blessings for available and affordable medical advice despite limited local options.
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