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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1965
Page
17
A fall outdoor gathering calls for a rich Cocoa Cottage Cake with evaporated milk and cottage cheese for tender crumb. The recipe uses walnuts and a Cocoa Fudge Frosting, plus a green beans side with Swiss cheese baked to melt.
Anne Marie Gibbons reports on the annual turkey dinner at Christ Episcopal Church in Rockville. Volunteers face heavy prep including carving huge amounts of turkey and preparing sides like cranberries as they run the behind the scenes tasks for the Saturday event.
A feature recalls a festive potluck style dinner with planked steak de luxe amid a turkey fundraiser for an Episcopal Church. It details the dish, ingredients, and steps, plus notes on the 750-guest dinner plan, volunteer roles, and the cranberry sauce specialty, including recipes for stuffing and sauce.
Mrs. Stephanie Abramson notes future mock meats made from gelled plant protein fibers, spun like textile fibers, with flavor precursors and hydrolysates to imitate meat. She cites soy and alfalfa sources, explains production steps, texture and mouth feel, and notes early commercial mock meat activity post World War II and potential health advantages. The piece highlights protein yields from alfalfa vs cattle and the push toward low fat, cholesterol free foods.
A Boston report reveals women drivers roasting meat under car exhaust while driving. Norma Bidwell and Dorothy Crandall described wrapping a two to three pound roast in heavy foil, attaching to the exhaust manifold, and turning it midway to cook during a three hour trip. The method yielded hot roast beef sandwiches upon arrival.
The Associated Press reports turkeys and tangerines entering stores as holiday demand grows. Florida’s tangerine crop is smaller but imports from Mexico help. There are ample citrus and yams, with lime crops hurt by a hurricane. Tomato harvests fall 21 percent in California. Cucumber prices drop while peppers and parsley stay plentiful. Fresh prices rise for eggplant squash and beans. Meats including turkeys broilers veal and beef remain well supplied. Banana plants average 25 feet high.
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