One-Dish Meal Starmaker Promises Time and Money Savings
Extension agent details benefits of one dish meals for homemakers and families. Notes ease, prep ahead options, freezing, reduced cookware, and potential money savings. Provides recipe for Corned Beef Casserole and Monday Pie, plus tips on seasonings, ingredient pairing, and serving ideas. Mentions plant explorers bringing back fruit stock from Russia.
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Beatrice Fehr
Home Economics
Winchester Hall
One Dish Meals Save Time Money And Labor Says Mrs Engelbrecht
Mrs Lincoln D Engelbrecht of Fairview Avenue promotes one dish meals as time saving and economical. She chairs nutrition demonstrations with homemakers clubs and favors casseroles that combine protein grains vegetables and salad. She suggests preparing ahead and freezing portions for future meals and notes techniques to prevent drying out and simplify cleanup.
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Sandy Stender
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Fairview Avenue
County Council of Homemakers
Engelbrecht
County Homemakers Nutrition Committee
Hood College
Potomac Edison Company
Old Fashioned Lentil Casserole for a Crowd
A hearty lentil casserole serves 24 with optional ingredients and variations. Prepare dried lentils by soaking or simmering, then combine with bay leaf garlic oregano pepper and mustard. Layer with crushed potato chips and bake at 350 F for about 30 minutes.
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Gaynor Maddox
Ham and Sweet Potato Casserole with Ham Mix
Recipe lists 6 medium sweet potatoes mashed with butter milk and seasonings. Includes diced ham green pepper pineapple chunks brown sugar cornstarch and pineapple juice for a savory sweet casserole with optional nutmeg and vinegar flavor accents.
Meats Featured At Grocers This Weekend
The Associated Press reports a weekend spotlight on meats with beef roasts ground beef steaks pork chops loin roasts and bacon. Chicken fryers and broilers offered at low prices. fish outlook modest for Lent. Egg prices off two to four cents. vegetables and fruits plentiful including Brussels sprouts carrots celery potatoes apples avocados grapefruits and oranges. Pecans and other nuts in good supply.
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Associated Press
Savory Veal Stew With Green Peas In Dutch Oven
Savory veal stew with green peas prepared in a thick heavy Dutch oven. Brown veal in fat then simmer with onion, salt, pepper, nutmeg, paprika, broth and celery until tender. Chill, remove fat, add peas and heat through for 4 to 6 servings.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Corned Beef Balls In Rice Ring Recipe
Corned beef balls made from precooked meat, breadcrumbs and eggs browned in a hot oven. Serve in a rice ring with a cheese sauce from condensed soup and peas for a hearty, quick family dinner.
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Gaynor Maddox Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Carrot Meat Loaf and Fricassee of Carrots Recipe
A vintage recipe describes Carrot Meat Loaf yielding eight servings using bacon fat onions shredded carrots potatoes beef ground liver bread crumbs and eggs baked with bacon strips. It also outlines Fricassee of Carrots for four to five servings with sliced carrots and boiling water.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Carrots and Onion Rings in Parsley Sauce
Carrots are salted in boiling water then simmered until tender. Onion rings are sautéed in butter, then flour is mixed with the carrots and added to the onions. Stock, salt, pepper and chopped parsley are added and cooked until carrots finish tender.
Your Pharmacist Speaks
A feature on cancer research notes no single cure, many cancer types, and the virus connection. It highlights drug variability, urges continued study, and promotes Whitesell Pharmacy at 238 N Market. The piece also advertises services and a household hint for cleaning combs with ammonia solution.
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Curtis A. Bowen
Reese E. Whitesell
Cancer
U. S. Public Health Service
Whitesell Pharmacy
N. Market Si
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