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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
6
A local call invites residents to test culinary skill by making fruit salad for a contest hosted by the Monroe community group this week. Participants are asked to write their name on a separate slip and mail it to the organizer with plain handwriting.
A historic recipe for meat loaf made from lean ground meat bread or crackers onion and garlic mixed with eggs, seasoned with salt and pepper, baked in a lard greased pan with hot water, then served with a tomato gravy thickened with flour paste.
Advice from K C Baking Powder Co. on soft dough handling and baking tempera tures. Use small portions on the board, add baking powder to flour on molding surfaces, and bake cookies on a shallow pan at the oven top. For tea cakes use a slow then hotter oven, watch for mountains or cracking as an indicator of baking speed.
A vintage recipe details making twenty four cookies with egg, flour, sugar, milk, salt, baking powder, butter and shelled peanuts. Ingredients are sifted, batter creamed, peanuts chopped, dough dropped on a buttered tin, topped with nut meat, and baked in a moderate oven. Cookies stay moist for several days.
A vintage kitchen note lists ingredients 1 2 cup butter 1 4 nutmeg 1 2 cups flour 1 cup sugar 1 2 cup milk and 3 level teaspoons baking powder. The method describes lifting flour with baking powder, creaming butter with nutmeg egg and milk, mixing with flour, rolling to a scant half inch, cutting rounds, dredging in sugar (and a pinch of cinnamon if desired) and baking in a moderate oven.
A recipe fragment describes mixing 2 eggs with sugar and vanilla, melt diolocate, fold in chopped blanched almonds, salt, cinnamon and baking powder, then add the flour mixture. Combine until just moistened and drop by teaspoonfuls to bake.
Physicians warn that overrefined diets harm health and length of life. Fruits and vegetables supply alkaline bases balancing acids from meat and eggs. An apple a day delivers calcium potassium iron and sodium essential for teeth and heart function alongside other fruits like oranges and grapes.
Recipe describes baking little cakes on a buttered pan in a moderate oven. Yields about thirty six small cakes and allows substitutions with hickory nuts English walnuts or pecans.
Louisiana State University home demonstration specialists urge vegetables in daily meals. They describe greens and root vegetables as growth and starch sources and advise soaking cabbage to remove insects, cooking steps, and using water with minerals for soup.
Guidance on public introductions and masculine guest duties at dances. It covers when to introduce strangers, cloakroom etiquette, escorting duties, prioritizing the dancing partner, arranging supper, and leaving a partner respectfully with chaperone considerations.
Pan Cake Flour two packages for .35 Corn Flakes two for sale Loose Kraut three pounds for Pickled Pigs feet four for Large Cocoanuts two for Lettuce two heads for .
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