Make Cheese From Milk With Simple Steps
Use fresh or turning milk to make clabber. Warm milk with a rennet tablet, drain whey through cheesecloth, then season drained curd with salt pepper and rich milk or cream for cottage cheese.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
7
Use fresh or turning milk to make clabber. Warm milk with a rennet tablet, drain whey through cheesecloth, then season drained curd with salt pepper and rich milk or cream for cottage cheese.
A historical bread recipe describes warming milk with lard and butter, adding sugar salt and yeast, then mixing in bread flour. The dough rises five to six hours, is cut into biscuits, allowed a further hour rise, brushed with milk, and baked in a hot oven for fifteen to twenty minutes.
Roll six hard boiled eggs in a white sauce made from butter flour milk until thick. Chop eggs fine, coat with sauce, add cracker crumbs and season. Mold into egg shapes, roll in crumbs and fry in butter.
The recipe instructs to chop one head of cabbage and salt it overnight. It adds chopped corn kernels and two peppers to the cabbage then boils two quarts of vinegar with sugar and ground mustard for a glossy dressing.
Wash small cucumbers and drain them. Pack in a jar. Boil a brine of salt and water, skim, and pour over cucumbers for twenty four hours. Drain, wipe dry, reseal jar, cover with vinegar, and add dill to taste.
The excerpt shows Mr. Meehan debating pay equity, a woman’s work versus a man’s, with an opposing line about men also doing women’s work without pay. The exchange highlights early discussions of gender wage gaps and labor roles.
An amusing exchange contrasts a stranger’s view at Crown Point with an automotive crowd. A Chicago Tribune line notes the excitement and potential thrill in the scene.
Core and pare eight quinces then bake in a buttered dish with sugar and water. Cover and bake in a moderate oven until soft, basting often. Quinces require a long time to cook and should be served hot with butter and sugar.
Soak one cup of graham flour overnight. Add to one quart boiling water gradually to prevent splashing. Stir in one quarter teaspoon salt and boil for three quarters of an hour, keeping it at a hard boil. Add water if it dries. Serve with hot or cold milk.
Recipe instructions describe layering finely chopped ham with very thin cold potatoes in a salad dish. Each double ham and potato layer is sprinkled with chopped celery, then dressed with French dressing. Garnish with sliced or shaped hard boiled eggs.
A recipe lists two-thirds cup hickory nut meats two-thirds cup tapioca one and a half cups brown sugar three cups water. Soak tapioca overnight, then add sugar salt and nuts and steam one hour. Serve cold with whipped or plain thin cream.
Rinse currants then stem wash and pat dry. Crush fruit and strain juice through cheesecloth. Measure juice and mix with sugar equal to juice volume. Beat until sugar dissolves and jelly thickens, then fill glasses.
Okra is popular in the South and makes a hearty soup. Cut the okra into half inch pieces and boil until tender in one quart of stock. It can be made with chicken or veal broth and may be strained or left in the soup before serving.
At the wedding of Eastbourne College’s head master, three pages in the bridal procession wore scholar costumes with black satin knee breeches, buckled shoes, scarlet silk gowns, white shirt fronts, mortar board hats, and scarlet-bound prayer books.
Sunday Magazine recounts Andrew Jackson as a marvel of precocity. He carried a flintlock musket as a revolutionary soldier at 14 and was appointed district attorney of Tennessee by Washington at 23. He became a U.S. senator at 30 and reached the presidency at 62.
An advertisement endorses Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the best remedy for teething children. It targets mothers seeking relief for infant discomfort and promotes the product as effective and reliable.
Dialogue-heavy excerpt shows a man scolding a girl for rejection while she jests at his vanity, mimicking Mr Steinfeldt with a tongue-in-cheek grin. The scene centers on repeated refusals and the humorous back-and-forth between two characters.
Chicago Tribune quotes the king predicting future governance by a monarch ten times more absolute. The remark highlights his belief in eventual independence and strict monarchical control over distant lands.
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum as saying he will explain his attitude on the tariff when his constituents show interest. He adds he will keep the explanation clear enough to be understood only when necessary.
A Chicago Tribune quote shows a passenger asking when the boat starts. The captain replies that it starts when he gives the word, correcting the traveler’s belief that an engineer or lever triggers the start.
A humorous exchange questions why most stenographers in offices are women and suggests men enjoy dictating to at least one class of women. The dialogue reflects gender stereotypes and workplace dynamics.
A brief encounter in a Chicago Tribune clipping shows two men in a doorway: Glasspy, an inventor with a small device, meets Washabaugh, who claims sole county rights to subscriptions for a new illustrated edition of the works. The exchange ends politely with greetings.
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt notes a circular about the mountain ingvne claiming dinner table views offer beauty yet another man counters that is nearly all you can observe. The exchange highlights limited scenery while the speaker considers a trip.
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