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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
3
A 1940s home cook offers a varied menu idea with ham croquettes and French fried cauliflower. The recipe lists ingredients for croquettes, cauliflower, broiled eggplant, meat loaf, macaroni and sausage, and fritters, with stepwise frying and baking instructions.
A detailed historic recipe describes beating egg whites stiff then folding in sugar and yolks, adding vanilla and flour, baking in a 13 by 8 inch pan at 350 for about 30 minutes. While baking, whip cream with cranberry sauce. spread on cake, roll, wrap, and cool before serving.
Mix butter and sugar until creamy then add eggs. Beat until smooth, pale, and light. Stir in milk, vanilla, and flour. Fold in walnuts and form round patties. Bake until golden and tender. This quantity yields about one and a quarter pounds.
A nostalgic piece on plum puddings from historic to modern times notes their reputations and lists two tin and home made recipes. It includes Fairy Plum Pudding with evaporated milk and stuffed orange, and Christmas Plum Pudding with sweet potato suet walnuts citron currants and spices.
A University of Illinois experiment shows overweight young women cutting 1–2 pounds weekly by meals built around protective foods like milk fruits and vegetables. The plan allows ice cream and small indulgences, proving weight loss is possible with intelligent eating and no fatigue.
Simple home candy guide for vanilla caramels yields 24 pieces. Ingredients include sugar corn syrup condensed milk milk butter and vanilla. Cook to 246 248 degrees F on low heat then add vanilla and pour into a greased pan for cooling and cutting.
Wrecking yard BE. C. Thompson, proprietor advertises buying wrecks and selling parts in Myrtle Point.
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