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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
16
An Aug 22 1983 Muscatine Iowa column offers a luncheon menu centered on a pressed Veal Loaf with a deluxe Western Salad by Helen Roever and a Gourmet Dressing. The feature includes a Saturday buffet plan, plan for unmolding, and a corn chowder recipe, with detailed ingredient lists and serving yields.
A vintage recipe feature outlines a peach topped cottage cheese pie with a flexible filling texture. It provides detailed steps for a gelatin based curd mix, folding in egg white and whipped cream, and a peach topping folded with lemon juice and sugar. Additional serving ideas include peach halves on greens and a gingerbread shortcake style dessert pairing.
Quick and novel open sandwich from Mie Foods blends chicken mayonnaise curry powder and Waldorf elements. Toast under broiler or use as broker spread. cucumber slices with dill dressing accompany. Makes several servings.
A recipe instructions for making turkey broth from a roasted carcass with water carrots celery onion and parsley. Simmer the broken carcass with vegetables, strain and chill, then reheat and adjust seasoning with additional cooked vegetables such as snap beans carrots and celery.
A vintage recipe page lists stuffed green peppers with ground beef onion tomatoes and seasonings baked under buttered crumbs with Parmesan. Also includes a chocolate velvet sauce recipe using semi sweet chocolate corn syrup water and vanilla to serve with ice cream.
A peach garnished chicken salad combines white meat chicken celery and a homemade dressing. Mix with almonds and season then refrigerate briefly. Plate on greens top with peach slices and almonds for four servings.
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