Stuffed Cauliflower
A head of cauliflower is boiled until tender then blanched in cold water. The heart is removed and chopped with mushrooms and cayenne pepper. Stuff the cavity, bake briefly under cheesecloth, and serve with white sauce.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1937
Page
4
A head of cauliflower is boiled until tender then blanched in cold water. The heart is removed and chopped with mushrooms and cayenne pepper. Stuff the cavity, bake briefly under cheesecloth, and serve with white sauce.
A milk wagon collided with a car spilling bottles while a crowd gathered. A benevolent man offers to help by contributing a quarter and organizing a hat pass as the driver accepts the crowd’s aid and jokes about the wealthy bystander. The exchange captures a small act of charity amid an accident.
In Tufftown Tollivar boasts of stringing up Pizen Pete last week and hanging him on a tree. The stranger asks to bury him but Tollivar replies they cannot bury a live man, noting Pete is not yet dead.
A brief, quotable exchange recalls a speaker warning about discussing oneself. The remark touches on taste and humor, offering a meta view of public self-presentation.
Jones laments being called a liar by his friend after a late night accusation by Smith. The friend consoles him that such charges are common, but Jones insists the claim was proven amid gloomy mood and sharp irritation.
A witty exchange in the Hartford Courant features a sailor telling an elderly woman he can swim only when he is in the water. The humorous dialogue highlights a literal, self evident condition.
A nursemaid complains the children quarrel constantly. The fond mother orders them into the room and offers singing as a remedy. The maid doubts it, admitting she threatened the children without success.
A brief exchange places Alabama as the first state alphabetically in a Pathfind er Magazine note. Sneeberg asks about origins, Lancett replies humorously contrasting New York and the Union’s first state.
In a playful postcard style dialogue, Mr B and a nurse recall entering a nursery where the first striking moment was a spitball barrel of mischief, provoking lighthearted chatter about the odd scene and its quirks.
A preacher's shout about Gabriel sounding his horn stirs the congregation. A listener asks if the herald will arrive in an automobile, reflecting lively dialect and crowd reaction.
A brief, playful exchange compares a cat to a long-separated friend in a lighthearted dialogue. The speakers note the animal’s age and describe recognition based on the coat, with a wink to naval slang and a Tennessee reference.
A witty exchange features Miss Cayenne insisting no joke about bathing suits is worth mentioning while reacting to a lighthearted prompt about approval. Her sharp reply underscores a stance against trivial quips and elevates the notion of propriety.
A playful exchange between a ready made philosopher and Miss Cayenne notes that many do things they regret, but only when the facts appear in newspapers do people realize their remorse. The dialogue underscores media exposure as a catalyst for accountability.
A new homeowner complains about the ventilation system causing strong drafts and plans to consult the draughtsman. The issue centers on air flow and comfort in the newly purchased residence.
The Plover Patriot reports on local social life with visits by Mrs Cherry to her son Orville, multiple family reunions at Twin Lakes, library board activities, and numerous weekend trips among the Heathman, Bruner, Christensen, Buck, and Henderson families.
The fifth and sixth grade totals 26 with 12 in the fifth and 14 in the sixth. Two new books arrive for use in geography history and read classes including Tot yer and Huckleberry Finn. Rachel Cruickshank advances to the sixth grade at Silver Lake consolidated school in Ayrshire.
Sunday services include morning worship and Sunday school with a piano recital and library tea at the church. A Sunday school institute is planned for % City with a meeting of Forth presbytery at Estherville on Sept. % and an event on Sept. 17.
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