Menu for easy meals and household help
Readable page fragment presents a list of simple dishes and quick prep ideas. The menu promises easy to prepare items and ways to reduce household worries, focusing on practical, everyday cooking.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1902
Page
4
Readable page fragment presents a list of simple dishes and quick prep ideas. The menu promises easy to prepare items and ways to reduce household worries, focusing on practical, everyday cooking.
A vintage catalog of recipes describes tomato jelly with canned tomatoes, molded seafood salads, and cakes. It covers decorating hints for cakes with sponge crumbs and icing, mayonnaise dressing steps, rice snow balls with custard, a glaze for meats, nursery pudding, apple fritters and cake, charlotte pastry ideas, angel cream, plum pudding ginace, and fruit creams.
A jumble of kitchen instructions covers dessert creams with egg yolks and brandy, Praline preparations, Hominy and Cheese, Scalloped Vegetable Oysters, and marketing rules for beef, mutton, veal, fish, poultry, and pantry staples. It notes ginger, Chinese grocers, and simple tests for meat quality, plus a hearty dinner idea of dry bread, nut kernels, and raw fruit for lasting energy.
Prominent speakers including F A Converee and S H Todd will address Maryland farmers institutes in Frederick Thurmont and Myersville starting January in Accident Garratt County through mid March. Johns Hopkins University will supply evening lecturers and A D Shamel of Illinois will discuss the corn plant with Maryland exhibits. An accident report notes injuries to Middletown resident John H Haupt and others from circular saws and a lamp incident at a residence.
Mary Dane reviews Thanksgiving week with weather notes from frost to winter, and a bustling town scene. Merchants showcase Christmas openings, concerts, and social events. schools, clubs, and churches host sessions, performances, and parties amid rain and fading autumn. Community reports end with holiday reflections and local notices.
In Mountaindale area notes report Mrs Jencie Smith visited relatives at Catoctin Furnace and Miss Elalo Geesey planned a trip to visit sister Mrs Jacob Haller in Araby. Others include the Grays from Frank Haville returning home, Jacob Kauftman visiting parents near Franklinville, Emma Rice visiting Jencie Smith, George M Smith and son Joule visiting the Gilberts in Harmony, and Lovay Rameburg's Sunday with Howard Samseburg.
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