Kitcheneering surprises unfold at Roswell Woman's Club
The Safeway Stores Homemakers Bureau presents two mystery dishes Goop and a mystery cake at The Womans Club as part of Kitcheneering. The sessions emphasize cakes and easy methods for sponge and angel food, with complete meals planned for final day. Admission is free and doors open at 1 pm today.
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Mrs. Brown . McMillen
Safeway Stores Homemakers’ Bureau
Womans Club
Mrs. McMillen
Homemakers’ Bureau
Roswell
Helen Brown McMillen
Bureau
Milk and juice mix method from old instruction text
The passage describes adding lemon or orange juice to milk to avoid a clumsy mixture. It notes temperature affects ease, with cold or hot milk easing the combination compared with room temperature.
Peasant kitchen debuts in Roswell Safeway course set
The Wo man's Club stages a modern kitchen display titled Peasant kitchen featuring a Leonard electric refrigerator two gas ranges and a Culinaire electric mixer as part of the Safeway Kitcheneering program.
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Roswell
Safeway
Woman’s Club
Proper finger foods through dining history
The piece notes that fingers once preceded forks and spoons at meals but now have fewer roles. It lists foods still eaten by hand artichokes corn on the cob firm cheese strawberries with hulls small firm sandwiches julienne strips potato chips cherries with stems and crisp cakes.
Method for Keeping Lid on Boiling Pot
A quick kitchen tip describes dropping a teaspoonful of butter into boiling water to keep the lid on a boiling pot, especially when beans are boiling dry. The note suggests butter helps seal and manage heat during cooking.
Noisy Pot Lid Tame by Buttered Edges
Butter and edge buttering help prevent a pot lid from jumping off during cooking. A little oil or butter in the pan keeps water from troubling the mix, making the saucepan easier to manage.
Pineapple Ginger Apple Salad in Lettuce Cups
A simple fruit salad combines one pint shredded cabbage one cup pineapple chunks and one tart red apple with preserved ginger. Dice and wash the apple without peeling mix with pineapple dressing and serve in crisp lettuce cups for a light starter.
No danger from aluminum utensils says home economist
Mrs Helen Brown McMillen asserts there is no health hazard from cooking with aluminum or scraping foods from it. She notes tests found no harm and that cleaning discolored aluminum can release dietary iron from foods, with acids like tomatoes and applesauce helping restore the utensils. The bureau adds that many diet kitchens and hospitals use aluminum cookware.
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Helen Brown McMillen
Home Economics Authority
McMillen
Bureau
Bridge luncheon card table setting by Helen Brown McMillen
Helen Brown McMillen of The Record Safeway Stores cooking school demonstrates formal and informal entertaining by presenting a card table setting for a bridge luncheon. All silver, dishes, and napery shown are supplied by Cobean's Stationery Company.
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Helen Brown McMillen
Record Safeway Stores Cooking School
Cobean’'s Stationery Company
Pineapple Based Salads From Safeway Homemakers' Bureau
A booklet excerpt offers two pineapple salad ideas. The first combines orange segments, pineapple pieces, and lettuce with French dressing, garnished with fresh mint. grapefruit or strawberries may accompany. The second describes a pineapple melon ring salad using cantaloupe slices.
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Safeway Stores
Homemakers’ Bureau
When Butter Proves Hard for Spreading
A cooking tip advises turning a heated bowl or pan upside down over the butter dish for a few minutes to soften butter without melting it. Placing the vessel over the butter and warming it with boiler water directs gentle heat to ease spreading.
Salty Food Tips From Your Kitchen
When food is too salty a tablespoonful each of vinegar and sugar may counteract the excess. The remedy offers a simple balancing approach to restore flavor and improve dish outcomes.
Rust Stain Removal With Lemon Juice Steam Method
To remove rust stains from cloth, wet the fabric with lemon juice and hold it close over the steam from a boiling teakettle. This method uses natural acidity and heat to lift rust marks from fibers.
Ring Cut Melon with Pineapple Cottage Cheese Center
A kitchen tip describes using a large cookie cutter to remove melon from its rind and create a ring. If unavailable, pare the rind. Top with a pineapple slice and a mound of cottage cheese drizzled with French dressing for a simple served dish.
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