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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2001
Page
12
The Food and Friends menus for December 2 through 7 list meals for seniors aged 60 and older with milk and juice included. Reservations can be made by calling 301-494-3103, with sites in Frederick, Emmitsburg, Thurmont, and Runswick, plus several church and community center venues.
Julia Child settled in Cambridge after marrying Paul Child in 1946 and bought their base in the city in the late 1960s. She popularized French cooking through TV and local programs, helped launch gastronomy courses at Boston University, and remained a culinary community fixture while planning a memoir of her years in France.
A compact home style guide outlines turkey salad ideas using leftovers with citrus notes. It features Florida Keys served over watercress, New England version with cranberry relish and walnuts, and variations from Northwest and Morida Keys with apples onions almonds parsley and orange elements.
The piece advises safe handling for mailed perishable foods during holidays. It covers timing and packaging, including cold sources, labeling, and avoiding the 40 to 140 degree danger zone. It cautions on dry ice contact, mentions fast delivery, and provides two simple kitchen gift recipes: Holiday Chutney and Lemon Curd.
A reader Q and A column covers poultry ages and cooking methods for broilers fryers roasters capons and hens. It explains weights ages and best uses for each, notes scallop handling and risk of chemical treated scallops, and provides homemade olive oil herb infusion methods and octopus tenderizing techniques from various countries.
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