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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
6
The guide describes the shank as a lean heavy piece from the leg ideal for stews and soups, notes its superiority to shin, and explains adding fat while slow simmering for seven hours at six pounds. It also covers roasting methods with stuffing, and a recipe for meat Timbales using chopped meat, bread crumbs, and stiffly beaten egg whites.
Practical guidance on selecting cheaper beef cuts and cooking methods. It covers rump and hip cuts, shanks, ribs, neck, and brisket for stews, roasts, and hash, with slow cooking, fireless cookers, and fat reduction. Includes recipes and step by step tips for economical meals.
A historical inventory of foods categorized by fuel and energy value, bulk building uses, tissue repair, and desserts. It lists cereals breads fruits vegetables dairy meats and prepared dishes, including specific items like graham toast, fried apples, beef roasts, lobster, eggs, and custards, with various preparation styles and accompaniments.
Recipe collection outlines smoked beef breakfast options apricot whip and apricot tapioca. It covers monied dishes like English monkey casserole scallops al gratin, banana salad with marinated fruit, casseroles using leftovers, and maple flavored biscuits cookies and custards.
A children's school lunch feature describes making a maple sugar spread by forcing maple sugar through a food chopper for an afternoon tea treat. The item highlights a simple, kid friendly preparation to enhance school lunch boxes.
A reflective poem in a nostalgic voice asks if the beloved Summer returns and reincarnates in familiar places. It invokes birds, glen-paths, and summer mothers guiding memory, speaking to a reader who recognizes the season through nature.
Poem fragment describes sunset hues and quiet nightfall as chimes ring and flowers fade into slumber. Vivid imagery of crimson sky vestal lilies and crystal tears conveys a tranquil, dreamlike mood.
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