Ty Sahn and the Third Era
A compact note records Ty Sahn involved in a third era phase. The text names Sahn and hints at a transition or shift in status. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
8
A compact note records Ty Sahn involved in a third era phase. The text names Sahn and hints at a transition or shift in status. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
The excerpt lists daily meals with breakfast lunch and dinner items for Monday through Sunday. It includes varied dishes such as baked apples, corn chowder, corned beef, minute steak, grilled liverwurst, clam chowder, haddock casserole, scalloped corn, chicken dishes, desserts, and beverages. It credits Sidney Snow for possible recipes.
Home kitchen tips present two meatless lunch dishes Stuffed Pimentos with shrimp chives celery parsley and French dressing Grilled sardines with garlic mint and spice Beet slices and beets on the side Also featured Marion Barney of Forever Young fame and a baked ham with glazed pineapple and cloves Practical notes include leftovers stored to prevent mold and a note on marinating times
A vintage recipe urges pie culture from the 19th century to today, praising pies as no one’s department and highlighting the Surge Pineapple Gelatin Pie. The recipe blends gelatin, sugar, salt, pineapple juice, and baked crust with whipped cream topping for a chilled, rich dessert.
The article discusses how home entertaining shifted from the era of speak easies to cooking at home with chafing dishes. It details recipes like a Scotch Wood-Cock and Spaghetti And Eggs, plus Eggs Benedict style sauce, emphasizing self-service dining as social focal point.
A vintage, mixed recipe item offers Swedish coffee bread and salmon steaks. The bread uses flour, milk, yeast, butter, spices, and currants with a long rise and multiple shaping methods. The salmon dish cooks salmon with anchovies, butter, nutmeg, oyster liquor, lemon, and a thickened sauce.
Household cooks seek a light two egg cream sponge cake recipe. Mix cake flour sugar baking powder salt and lemon zest. Beat egg yolks with water and lemon juice, fold into flour. Whip egg whites then fold. Bake two 8 inch layers, fill with lemon cream and top with cream sauce sugar dusting.
A vintage note describes Armenian skewered cookery using large skewers and broiling a mix of steak and whole mushrooms. It outlines cutting steak into two inch squares and alternating with mushrooms on the skewer, broiling until done and serving with relish.
A vintage ice cream recipe promises novelty and flavor delight for both children and adults. It blends gelatine with milk and cream, sugar, bitter almond extract, and chopped hickory nuts, then freezes in stages for a rich, nutty treat.
Recipe fragment describes maple sauce and maple cream filling. Ingredients include condensed milk, maple syrup, salt, and water. Directions cover heating on low, stirring, and thickening, yielding about 2 1/2 cups of sauce and enough filling for two 9 inch layers.
A year round salad idea using tomato juice gelled into a ring with cream cheese and mayonnaise filling. The center holds lettuce watercress cucumber radishes celery eggs and anchovy with Swiss cheese and garlic dressing.
English stuffed eggs are described as a popular accompaniment for salads and luncheons. The recipe notes hard boiled corn and includes onion and chopped tomato as ingredients.
Homemakers seeking varied meals can use simple canned vegetables with quick sauces. A recipe uses peas with oil and lettuce, while beets simmer in a sugar cornstarch sauce and vinegar, creating two easy serving options for six people.
Split hard boiled eggs and remove yolks. Mash yolks with onion, watercress and tomato. Mix with mayonnaise cayenne dry mustard and salt. Refill egg whites with the mixture. Top with mayonnaise and two capers per egg. Chill in the box for about half an hour before serving.
A fragmented note describes discarding water used to cook rice or macaroni yet reserving some for soups with potatoes or vegetables. It emphasizes not wasting the saving water in soups and related dishes.
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