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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
27
A humorous column weighs tomato love and aversion, urging firm red fruit for stability, then leads into practical prep tips. It advises storing tomatoes in ventilated boxes or paper bags, peeling by boiling or quick flame method, and shares a fried green peppers recipe with step by step fry instructions.
A home cook newsletter offers tips to tender beef through long slow cooking and outlines practical recipes. It lists tender cuts like chuck and flank and provides step by step methods and ingredients for Swiss Break, Beans Brisket, Roast Lauce, and Old Fashioned Beef Stew, emphasizing patience and proper timing.
A fragmented and misspelled recipe describes stuffing hollowed tomatoes with ham celery pickles and hard boiled eggs. The mixture is mixed with Russian dressing and used to fill the tomatoes served on lettuce leaves with additional dressing and sides. The text preserves a wartime meal framing with suggested accompaniments like salad hot rolls and green vegetables such as broccoli.
Fragmented text describes tomato based mixture with vegetables and herbs. Contains numerous misspellings and garbled names. Likely a recipe draft or note with instructions to season blend and chill. References onions salt pepper marjoram and salad ingredients with Monty Aatan as author or contributor.
A 1920s guide urges small daily savings, noting 25 cents daily adds up by age 60. It promotes inexpensive meals like bread pudding dessert and raspberry jam junket, and a tomato corn pepper bake using pantry staples to stretch food budgets.
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