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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
10
A fragmented 1920s style piece describes a woman elevating home cooking through garnishings and aesthetic plating. It mentions lemon baskets, decorative cuts, and the idea that beauty enhances food value, then lists assorted kitchenware and cooking steps in fractured prose.
Fatts and relatives discuss health and cooking while planning orange and lemon based desserts. Evelyn proposes recipes and ingredients, including orange jelly and lemon custard, as they share a kitchen plan and urge to prepare nourishing treats for the younger children.
The Light invites housewives to publish their best recipes on the Friday food page. Send written recipes with names and addresses to the Food Editor so readers across the city can sample them. Included are sample ingredients and step by step notes for a raisin crumb pudding.
Readable fragments describe baking in a moderate oven until firm and thickened with sugar juice, egg yolks, and gelatin. Mentions include egg whites cream and a water bath method with constant stirring, but many words are garbled and measurements inconsistent.
A fragmented weekly meal plan with breakfast and dinner items garbled by OCR. Mentions oatmeal with herring, baked Virginia ham, scallops, winter pears, Boston roast, fresh salmon, baked apples, Johnny cake, broiled bacon, and oysters, with numerous misspellings and unclear quantities.
A garbled menu lists meals from lentil to mutton with coffee and tea, mixed with words like bread, beets, and margarine. A stray scene shows a soft drink proprietor quipping about a prohibition enforcement officer, with confused dialogue and misspelled names.
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