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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
9
Meatless main dish idea from Newspaper Enterprise Assn. describes stuffing green peppers with flaked Norway sardines, boiled rice, tomato sauce, marjoram and bread crumbs, baked to brown, served with baked tomatoes and crumbs. Also provides sardine cottage cheese spread with lemon and onion powder.
Hooper Utah 14 year old 4 H member Ann Simpson wins state blue ribbon for baking She shares a Surprise Parker House rolls recipe with steps including dough rising kneading and shaping Also noted is Miller recital at Lebanon Valley College Annville Pa where tenor H Eugene Miller studies under Alexander Crawford.
Almonds perk up typical Lent fare with Eggs Amandine and Fillets Amandine. The guide describes poached eggs with Hollandaise, asparagus on toast, and fish fillets sautéed in butter with almond sauce. It notes variations with artichoke hearts and a seafood salad with shrimp, celery, and almonds.
Banana based dessert from Half Moon Bay Hotel chefs featuring Bananas and Rum sauce. Includes ingredients like bananas orange juice brown sugar coconut and steps to bake and serve with hot rum sauce. Also provides Hot Creamy Rum Sauce recipe with milk corn starch sugar egg cream and rum.
A town food editor notes toffee crunch can be made economically at home for about a dollar and shares a two pound batch recipe. The article includes step by step directions with margarine sugar corn syrup walnuts and optional chocolate and nuts. Also reports a 4-H Club meeting with demonstrations on lemonade stains fashion finishes and church plans.
Bean soup appears on menus from truck stops to elite hotels. PEOPLES DRUG STORES serves it weekly for 50 years, Francis Scott Key Hotel offers it on Thursdays, and local cooks like Pat Hiltner contribute home style recipes. The dish travels through town with stories of cooks, ham broth, and simple, hearty comfort.
Tale recalls Bean Soup as a longtime staple of the U S House of Representatives restaurant. In 1904 Speaker Joseph G Cannon demanded its daily return and it has appeared on the menu ever since. Included is the kitchen recipe for family size.
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