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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
5
Recipes describe sweet potatoes with pork chops roasted together, a rhubarb pie with a two crust setup, orange nut bread and a sesame leaf sandwich bread. Directions cover preparation, baking times, and substitutions, noting dough can be kept in the ice box and served with lemonade on hot afternoons.
Local news brief highlights many visits and travels around Pella Iowa including George Jewett and friends touring college grounds and Lenora Scholte, Mrs Kate Beard and Miss Sarah Keables of Hollywood heading to California, Dr J B Smith joining in Portland, and numerous recoveries, visits, and family events across Oskaloosa Des Moines and surrounding communities with a focus on social calls, vacations, and roadway trips.
Recipe serves two. Sauté shrimp in butter with salt tabasco and lemon juice then remove. Thicken with flour and cream, return shrimp, beat yolks with water and mix in. Bake in casserole with cracker crumbs and buttered topping, browned under broiler. Optional green pepper or pimento.
Pare apples and cook in a pyron made of onion pe sugar and 34 cm water. The syrup may be colored light red with round red cinnamon candies. Cook until apples are just tender. Cinnamon and red coloring may substitute for candy. Chill thoroughly and serve on a lettuce bed with a delicate dressing. Matches well with pork.
Recipe yields crisp hard cookies from butter and sugar creamed together with Bour, eggs, flour, salt, and vanilla. Roll dough, chill, slice thin, and bake at a moderate oven for 10 to 12 minutes.
Miss Zora Rogers of Vinton and Herman Weist of Mt. Auburn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grant during the past weekend.
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