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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1962
Page
8
ALICE DENHOFF offers practical ideas to repurpose Christmas turkey into dishes. Recipes include a turkey mold served on lettuce with cranberry accompaniments, a turkey and sage stuffing casserole, and a hot turkey sandwich with herbed cheese sauce, detailing ingredients and steps.
Turkey slices are placed on bread and topped with a hot sauce made from fat or butter flour milk and turkey broth. The mixture thickens then is flavored with seasonings and cheese and poured over the bread and turkey. Garnish with paprika for four servings.
Sandwich loaf recipe details a multi layer white bread creation with chicken salad cheddar cheese and deviled ham fillings. Steps include crust removal buttering layering fillings frosting tinting with green coloring and chilling before serving. Includes precise ingredient measurements and mixing instructions for each filling.
A Friday eatery guide style recipe outlines making a shrimp souffle for four. It covers equipment like a one-quart white heatproof dish, beating egg whites to stiff peaks, and a circling technique for a top hat rise. Includes a shrimp butter sauce and baking at 325 degrees for about 45 minutes. Strong entities include New York, shrimp, and souffle dish. The recipe lists ingredients such as shrimp, butter, flour, milk, eggs, and lemon juice with step by step instructions.
Supplied by The Muscatexe Herb Pals affiliated with Federated Garden Clubs of Towe. Pork chops with green beans in a dill flavored casserole baked until tender, garnished with parsley. Molded ruby salad uses raspberry gelatin, cranberry juice cocktail, Tokay grapes and mayonnaise served on greens.
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