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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1999
Page
6
A Joye Rogencrans piece notes radishes are a cool weather crop used early in gardens and often eaten raw, but can be cooked to mellow their heat. It details storage, tops, and a spinach pesto with radishes for a salmon dish yielding four servings.
A food book review notes Garlic Garlic Garlic offers over 200 recipes praising garlic as essential and fashionable. It cites health benefits and exotic varieties, mentions the author’s Onions Onions Onions award, and highlights a Creamy Roasted Garlic Soup with Leeks and Potatoes recipe with step by step notes.
Garlic has softneck and hardneck varieties with softneck common in stores and longer shelf life. Hardneck garlic is harder to grow but prized by chefs. The piece notes garlic powder in WWII rations, flavor changes from crushing, roasted garlic sweetness, and methods to reduce garlic breath. It mentions Gilroy as a garlic hub and a humorous take from Will Rogers.
The USDA approves irradiation as a method to reduce foodborne illness in red meat, produce and spices already used in some foods. Officials note slight changes in taste or odor may occur and costs rise about five cents per pound. public comment will run 60 days before irradiation of red meat begins in April.
The Food and Friends program lists meal schedules for seniors 60 and older across multiple centers including SENIOR FELLOWSHIP CENTER and Emmitsburg Thurmont Lux. The notices outline daily menus from February 27 through March 5 with varied entrees such as Swiss steak turkey a la king fried chicken and baked ham, plus fruit and desserts. Contacts for reservations are provided with a Monday to Friday phone number.
The article notes ancient Egyptians used honey for cataracts wounds and burns and cites World War I German doctors applying honey mixed with cod liver oil to dress battle injuries. It emphasizes honey as a therapeutic aid through history.
Snowy night soup ready in 20 minutes serves four. Brown 1 lb lean ground beef, add white beans, broth, chopped tomatoes with liquid, oregano and basil, and herbes de Provence. Simmer with escarole or spinach, then top with shredded parmesan. Nutrition 378 calories per serving.
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