Ciguorite Dishes Recipe from Lathan J. England
Ciguorite Dishes outlines a pickle recipe attributed to Lathan J. England. Ingredients include green tomatoes onions peppers sugar brown mustard seed peppercorns and vinegar. Instructions describe soaking tomatoes and onions simmering with spices then returning to heat and finally canning to make about five quarts of pickle.
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England
Enthusiastic Guide to Home Pickling Traditions
The article extols a revival of home pickling among American housewives, tracing a rise from fifty years ago to a renewed wave. It offers several old recipes, including Green Tomato Pickles and Pickled Onions, with step by step instructions using onions, green tomatoes, peppers, and spices.
Cooked Vegetable Salad For Mother's Day Dinner
A family can prepare a grand cooked vegetable salad for supper using cauliflower carrots string beans olives and asparagus with lettuce and radish roses. Serve on broken lettuce bed and top with French dressing just before serving.
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Menus of the Week from Threakf Int Puch
The list shows weekly food items with many misspelled entries like potatoes cabbage celery cornmeal and various vegetables. It reads as a catalog of menu ingredients and dishes with odd spellings and partial product names.
Bacon on the Menu Through History and Habits
An essay recalls bacon's long-standing culinary prominence from ancient Judea and Rome to Saxon England and American pioneer kitchens. It warns against over thin slices eroding its role and urges keeping substantial portions for meals, with practical tips on selecting and cooking bacon for hearty dishes.
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Cherry Parfait And Dessert Preparations From An Old Recipe
A fragmented recipe discusses desserts and frozen treats including a parfait with cherries and vanilla ice cream style mixture. It describes mixing sugar water egg whites vanilla and degord ines then folding whipped cream and cherries before freezing. An unrelated note references steak frying with American cheese and paprika finishing golden.
Cheese Lures Breakfast Fans With Morning Cheese
An early date note extols cheese for breakfast across Europe and America. It praises mild rich varieties like Parmesan and Liederkranz, suggesting cheese as a staple with coffee, toast, fruit, and even tobacco for a comforting morning meal.
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Legion
Household Hints for Sandwiches and Pantry Care
Practical tips on preparing sandwiches and maintaining food storage. Recommends removing crusts before slicing for uniform slices, suggests nut filled centers for baked apples, advises keeping meat cold and wrapped, and suggests weekly grocery shopping to reduce daily fruit and nut purchases.
Sunday Night Waffles and Morning Show Prep Menu Notes
Fragmented kitchen and event notes describe Sunday waffles with detailed ingredients and methods for batter and toppings. The text mentions orange fields and sauce, plus sandwich fillings and cream cheeses, focusing on breakfast items and spreadable toppings.
Dull Soup Dishes and Weather Notes Stir Odd Miscellany
A fragmented item lists soup dishes and weather remarks with stray phrases about canned goods, fats, and berries. It mentions names and places in a garbled fashion, noting pleasant taste and a suggestion to enjoy the dish amid odd observations and casual meal ideas.
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