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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
9
A recipe for Apricot Tea Muffins describes soaking dried apricots then pairing each with brown sugar and butter in muffin wells. Batter is created by creaming butter and sugar, adding eggs milk and dry ingredients, then baking at 400 F for about 20 minutes. Serve warm.
Fall favorite snack cookies with molasses and ginger. Melt butter and molasses, add ginger and soda dissolved in milk, mix with flour to form a stiff dough, chill, roll to half inch thick, cut shapes and bake at 350 F for about ten minutes.
Eggplant fritters recipe with boiled unpeeled eggplant pulp mashed and mixed with salt pepper cream and flour then fried until brown. Plus a humorous dialect note about preparing tenderloin pork by stuffing rolling tying and baking before serving signed Lilly White.
A fragment describes a butter scotch hard sauce recipe using butter brown sugar vanilla egg yolk and milk with instructions to cream butter and gradually beat in sugar then fold in vanilla yolk and milk. It also explains making a camp fire rake using a long handled fork attached to a broom handle for cooking foods over coals.
A vintage style recipe shows how to make Curried Crab in peppershells. It uses green peppers, crab meat, eggs, bread crumbs, onion, lemon juice, cayenne and curry powder baked in a hot oven to create a flavorful stuffed pepper dish.
A feature discusses how Japanese cookery differs from Chinese fare yet shares similarities with American styles. It describes Ma Tsu Take No Awase Yaki a chicken and mushrooms dish where chicken and mushroom pieces are skewered grilled and served with peas and a wine sauce.
Chowders may be made from canned soups with added leftover meat fish or poultry. Add one cup Aller per cup of soup. Chicken blends with asparagus or celery soup veal with tomato or beef bouillon and beef suits old fashioned bean or pea soup.
Boil stained aluminum utensils in one quart of water with two tablespoons of vinegar or two teaspoons of cream of tartar for about four minutes. If still not clean, boil a bit longer then wash with hot water and soap suds.
The note advises stuffing soft paper in the spout of the coffee pot to trap aromas while awaiting the husband at breakfast. It claims the delicious smell will not escape, presenting a practical though odd tip for a domestic morning.
Season browned mushrooms with minced onions and celery for a delicious filling for small pastry cases made of biscuit dough. Surround the cases with a white sauce to which hard cooked egg slices and minced pimientos have been added.
Recipe for a lemon gelatin tongue mold using boiled tongue chopped finely and pickles, mixed with mayonnaise and onion. Dissolve gelatin in warm water add vinegar and salt chill, whip until fluffy, fold in ingredients, mold in a leaf pan and chill until firm. Garnish with lettuce and radishes. serves ten.
Mrs Frank Barnes and family visited in Baltimore with Truman Barnes and others. Numerous visits to relatives and friends in Westminster Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington DC. A Home Lighting demonstration by Ny lene Eckles was held at Winfield school. The official board held a monthly meeting at William Franklin's home and Mrs Estella Wright is listed as ill.
Household hints discuss dusting with non-scranching cloths and dampened books inviting silverfish. Wood polishing uses equal parts turpentine and boiled linseed oil rubbed with the grain. Social notes list Charlotte and Shiley Lee as guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wills and visits by the Baker and Righey households to Westminster. Willian Franklin visits Mrs Julia Naill and Miss Fannie Naill on the sick list. Bilkie, son of Herman Barnes, visits his grandparents William and Mrs Barnes.
Short, practical notes on oil absorption, glass care, and dust protection. Advice covers washing methods to prevent water seepage and maintaining salinity seals. Also suggests wall outlets at table height for kitchen use.
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