Frying Pan Cleaning Step Brief
A simple kitchen tip describes salting a hot pan then adding water to loosen residue. Let it stand briefly before washing to ease cleanup.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1949
Page
6
A simple kitchen tip describes salting a hot pan then adding water to loosen residue. Let it stand briefly before washing to ease cleanup.
A cook notes that light cream stiffens when whipped and suggests adding an egg white to the mix to speed up the whipping process. The mixture then stiffens more quickly with continued beating.
A vintage ad notice offers five dollar rewards for sayings about Nu-Maid bread spread. It promotes improved Table-Grade Nu-Maid in milder sweeter flavor with easier spreading. Submissions are mailed to Grandma at 109 East Pearl Street Cincinnati Ohio for publication.
Substantial soups warm blustery days and entice the family with varied starters. Recipes include Creamy Cheese Broccoli Soup, crabmeat bisque, Back Bay Fish Chowder, and Dutch and French Vegetable varieties, plus tips on garnishes and improvements.
A vagrant feigns poverty to solicit charity from passers by. He approaches a stout woman on the street and pleads starvation and pennilessness. The woman, moved yet skeptical, responds with a sharp remark about his will power.
A mother defends her son in law accused of neglect arguing she saw him cry when Dora cut her finger, but Dora counters he cried to fake sympathy to hide deeper motives. She accuses him of cruel manipulation to shame her.
The phrase red letter day originates from the 15th century when red and purple marked saint or church festivals on calendars. This ancient marking evolved into a designation for memorable or noteworthy days in general.
A brief humorous exchange features Hubert offering a peanut and Philbert declining with a joke about elephants. Hubert questions the fattening claim while Philbert attributes it to common elephant eating habits.
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