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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
7
A vintage guide in season pears with methods for compote with vanilla and cochineal, pear meringue using egg whites and sugar, pear dumplings baked like apple dumplings, pear fritters with cream, pear a la marquise with rice, and spiced pears in vinegar syrup with cloves and cinnamon.
A vintage recipe describes tart apples prepared by halving and coring, wrapped in a dough of flour baking powder salt shortening and milk. The dumplings bake in a sugared sauce with nutmeg, then finish with a cream served on top.
A brief recipe describes one quart flour with two teaspoons cream of tartar one of soda dissolved in milk a little butter rubbed in the flour enough milk to mix. Stir with a knife knead roll and cut for dough items.
Dissolve gelatine in cold water soak thirty minutes. Puree apricots then simmer with sugar to taste. Melt gelatine add to apricots, fold in stiff whipped cream. Chill the mixture in a pan set over cracked ice until thickened and fully mixed.
A historical kitchen note describes making mock angel food by lifting the batter four times and using one cup each of sugar and flour, three teaspoons baking powder, and a pinch of salt. Milk heated to a hot point adds before beating in egg whites and folding gently, then baking in a tube pan until set.
The Youngstown Telegram notes a playful lesson on futility with a turtle feather example. The Toledo Blade cites a neighborly quarrel ending with a sharp remark about hats and spouses, illustrating humorous brinkmanship.
A Philadelphia paper asserts that the poetical age of women is thirty, a period when they begin to love conscientiously.
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