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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
9
A neighbor shows off a simple entertaining style with a chafing dish on a terrace. She prepares Crazy a la Creole green pepper crab spread with garlic onion butter tomatoes and crab meat served on buttered toast for friends.
A manufacturer of a popular salad dressing offers homemakers a set of twelve red cheur ecard style recipe cards. Prepared by Miss Anne Pierce, the cards include ideas for canapes spreads and sandwiches suitable for school lunches and picnics. Send a postcard or letter to Sidney Snow in care of this paper to receive the free set.
A set of simple late night sandwich ideas includes a ham and egg barbecue style melt with butter and seasonings, and a tuna fish spread on white bread. The instructions describe layering ham and egg on bread, melting butter with chili powder mustard and spices, then pouring over the slices. a tuna variant uses tuna fish, green pepper, pimento, and salad dressing on white bread.
A retro recipe instructs creaming butter with brown sugar then folding in dry ingredients and eggs. It uses blackberry jam and milk alternately with the dry mix and ends with beaten egg whites folded before baking two layers at 405 F for 35 to 40 minutes.
Suggested breakfast luncheon items include melon halves filled with cherries and berries, ham and mushroom omelet, buttered biscuits, jam, a light cookie, berry wedges, and sweet buns with coffee. Potatoes are washed peeled and soaked in cold water for at least 30 minutes before cooking.
Cottage cheese has risen from a simple accessory to a major food class and meat substitute. It blends with vegetables, fruits, and dressings for salads, sandwiches, and canapes, offering nourishment, easy digestion, and economy. Creative uses include cheese balls with nuts, garnishes for fruit plates, and fillings for sandwiches and stuffed tomatoes.
A cucumber pear aspic recipe blends lime gelatin with hot water and vinegar, then folds in cucumber and canned pears. The ring mold is chilled until firm, filled with cottage cheese, and garnished with cucumber slices and crisp lettuce for all ages including children and the elderly.
Practical kitchen tips and fashion care advice from a domestic guidance item. Encourages using fat from poultry, stain removal with lard, washing with plenty of suds, and preserving garments. Includes cooking and serving pointers like milk in potato water, soft butter for sandwiches, fruit beverages, and simple salad ideas.
The Lewistown MM. PL Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Florence Bowers home on June L. Mrs. Geo Green, vice president, presided. Fourteen members and six visitors attended. one new member joined. Recreation featured a game by Mare Stull. prize won by Mrs. Gen Green. Refreshments served. Next meeting July 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Quinn marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an at home gathering near Pearl. A large list of friends attended and refreshments were served on the lawn while the couple received many congratulations and gifts.
Francis A. Flood and James C. Wilson became the first to ride motorcycles laterally across Africa. Their route ran from Lagos to Eritrea, north of Chad, with crowds cheering the victors and sympathy for the faltering along the way.
A reader notes pans used for baking biscuits should not be too deep to ensure even browning on all sides. A pan around a certain depth helps biscuits bake uniformly without pooling.
A garbled field of culinary instructions and slang reveals a handwritten domestic recipe. It mentions chicken, a mix of spices, and steps like browning in fat, coating with crackers, and frying. The narrator signs as a humble servant urging sugar and peaches or pineapple for topping.
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