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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
6
An AP food column suggests easy after school snacks for children to curb hunger between meals. Ideas include graham crackers with milk, peanut butter and jelly, milkshakes, fruit juices, bananas, eggnog style drinks, cocoa, cambric tea, and hot drinks as weather cools. Encourage prep by kids, and stock a variety of fruits for quick snacks.
A compact recipe for Pork Chop Portuguese uses 6 chops 1 inch thick with salt pepper butter onion brown sugar carrot parsley thyme and spices. Brown chops in butter then simmer with wine and seasonings until tender, describing a traditional Portuguese method.
Slice onion and fry in butter then brown. Add water carrot and seasonings to simmer. Remove chops keep warm. Drain fat except a spoonful, blend flour, add boiling water to pan, mix with onion, thicken. Return chops, strain gravy, pour over, add wine and cook briefly before serving.
A week of school menus lists daily breakfast lunch and dinner items including eggs, fish, pies, and salads. In separate notices, two cars were stolen overnight: a 1935 Ford sedan owned by John Thomas Berry at 320 North Market Street and a Pontiac sedan belonging to Thomas Theiss near the Hawaiian Night Club in Knoxville.
A home style Boston baked beans recipe is given with detailed steps for soaking, simmering, and slow baking in a bean pot. The cook uses navy beans, pork rind, and a molasses mustard mixture to serve 6 to 8. Also noted is the issuance of a marriage license in Rockville for Thomas Frederick Linthicum and Catherine Louise Purdum.
A compact recipe converts leftover baked beans into soup. Simmer beans with water tomatoes onion celery parsley bay leaf and seasonings. Thickened with flour paste, then strained and served as a hearty soup.
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