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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
18
Anna Mae Sikes explains that preserving nutrient value is key in vegetable cooking. She advises minimal water, cooking only until tender, and using the cooking liquid in soups or sauces to reduce vitamin loss, with baking and panning as economical options.
Movement of cabbage from Florida during February is expected to be light. The note highlights a seasonal slowdown in shipments typical for late winter, signaling tighter supplies for buyers relying on Florida-grown produce.
Attractive quilt patterns in hexagon blocks 15 inches each use two shades of rose blue green pink orchid peach or yellow with white muslin. Includes Border No. 808 and full piecing directions. Florida Farm and Grove offers Quilt Book 32 pages with 200 designs for 25 cents and free quilt pattern with each order.
After market purchase remove wrapping and wipe meats with a damp cloth. Do not seal in tightly covered dishes or open air as moisture or dryness promotes spoilage. Cooked meats store best wrapped or in a covered container. fish should be in a covered container to contain odors. Do not buy meats or fish well in advance as they deteriorate quickly.
Plant these seeds anytime in April for summer blooms. Cornflower Cosmos Dianthus Four O clock Gaillardia Helichrysum Hollyhock Marigold Morning Glory Petunia Periwinkle Phlox Salvia Scabiosa Verben a Zinnia
A collection of vintage recipe notes includes Rhubarb Strudel using corn flakes rhubarb sugar orange and bake instructions, Planked Round Steak with bacon onions and potatoes baked in a hot oven, and All-Bran Butterscotch Refrigerator Cookies with cream butter bran and baking powder. Yield details accompany each recipe.
Cheese should be placed in a covered dish or wrapped tightly in waxed paper. Prevent drying out and odors. Store all foods that absorb or emit odors or lose moisture in covered containers.
The article explains that free air flow is essential to cool foods as heat transfers from the foods to the cooling unit. Do not overstock the fridge or place items too close, avoid paper coverings on shelves, and wrap ice with newspapers or blankets only if needed. Directly placing foods in the ice compartment also hinders air circulation.
Milk and other liquids must be kept in closed containers. If milk is stored in purchase bottles, rinse with water to remove dust from delivery and dry before refrigerating. Butter should be kept in a covered dish as it easily absorbs odors.
Eliza Leslie of Boston writes and publishes the first book of American recipes in 1830, marking a milestone in early U S culinary literature.
Attractive model pattern offer requires 15¢ coin plus name address style number and size sent to Florida Farm and Grove Pattern Department Brooklyn. Add 10¢ for three special 32 page booklets The Coed The Smart Matron or The Younger Set in specified size ranges. One pattern and booklet 25e.
A reader from Fort Myers asks the Orlando Farm & Grove section where to buy passion fruit seeds or vines. The letter describes growing passion fruit in South Africa and requests guidance on starting commercial production and distributing cuttings, crediting the paper if fruit is introduced locally.
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