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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
22
A reader describes an easy silverware cleaning method using an aluminum pan with boiling water and several tablespoons of white soap. Stainlessware is soaked briefly to loosen tarnish, then rinsed in hot water to finish.
A vintage jelly recipe uses raspberry gelatine with boiling water and folded in chopped nuts and pasteurized dates. Cool to egg-white thickness, then mold in rinsed forms and serve with whipped cream. Yields six servings. The note adds that one 8-ounce package of dates yields two cups.
A preparatory note describes deviled ham mixed with mayonnaise, celery stalks, and buttered bread rolled around each stalk. The rolls are secured with a toothpick and served as an excellent hors d oeuvre.
A spring refrigeration show will run May 2 to 14 on the Public Service main floor in San Antonio. Eleven distributors will present refrigerators from brands such as Frigidaire Westinghouse Kelvinator and Norge. The exhibit runs evenings to 10 o clock and aims to promote immediate mechanical refrigeration sales.
Homespun patterns and subdued colors shape a new home fashion note in floor coverings. Chintz and Willows inspire small rugs and dining room accents, with rag rug motifs for provincial living rooms. Linen homespun rugs appear in rust rose tones as carpeted rooms grow warmer and more decorative. Sunset Salad recipe follows with gelatin mold and pineapple carrot garnish.
A recipe describes scraping and boiling carrots until tender, mashing into pulp with eggs sugar salt and cream, then baking in a buttered mold in hot water. Serve with peas and a white sauce, or peas cooked with onions, butter, sugar, salt.
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