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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1987
Page
7
Geri Banko shares peach handling from picking to storage, ripeness cues, and browning prevention. The guide covers canning, freezing, and hot or raw packing methods with syrup ratios, processing times, and lengths for pints and quarts, plus ideas like spiced peaches, chutney, and sherbet using fresh Maryland peaches.
Instructions for canning brandied peaches with vinegar sugar cinnamon cassia oil of cloves and brandy yields 4 to 5 pints. process 5 minutes in a boiling water bath. Also a microwave peach berry crisp with peaches blueberries lemon juice almond extract oats brown sugar flour and cinnamon yields eight servings.
Quick guide to a colorful wok dish using pork matchsticks, carrots, onion, and snow peas. Includes bottled stir-fry sauce, optional spicy variation, pan steps, and serving for four.
The American Heart Association marks Food Festival 87 with an afternoon of activities at the Seventh Street Safeway in Frederick on September 18 from 4 to 6 PM. Celebrity baggers include Sen. Jack Derr and local officials Anita Stup, Rich Fulton, Charles Littrell, and Boyd Smith. Samples of low fat items and guided heart healthy store tours will be offered by AHA dietitians.
The Rikki B. Co. of Los Angeles bottles Yuppier a satirical upscale sparkling water for yuppies. Promotional prose mocks elite lifestyle cues from BMWs to polo matches noting Evian's courtroom moment with Joan Collins.
Grandma's Sunday dinner recreated in microwave form with beef chuck roast and vegetables. A simple gravy caps the dish. the method involves a broth base, herbs, and staged cooking steps for tender meat and flavorful gravy.
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