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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1936
Page
21
A guide to formal and informal table settings emphasizing pristine linens, Damash cloth, folded napkins, and orderly silver placement. It details centerpieces, fruit or flower arrangements, candlesticks, and the sequence of silver use from the outside toward each course. It also notes napkin and bread plate placement relative to place settings.
Cozy fireplace meal ideas with simple foods and kitchen tips. Instructions cover hard boiled eggs, buttered toast with hot eggs, curry chowder thickener, and quick muffins with jelly centers. Also includes table setting guidance and make ahead suggestions for eggs and salads.
American housewives seek efficiency and flavor by using canned goods and dried fruits. The article praises can openers, catalogs over 300 products, and urges using stocked shelves with staples and special items. Prunes and other dried fruits are highlighted for energy, vitamins, minerals, and easy assimilation.
Watercress arranged on individual plates with half pear placed cut side down. Cream cheese mixed with cream forms a filling. Pipe cheese around to form the bell interior and bottom. Garnish the outside with emeralds for a decorative display.
There is delight for guests in serving unusual dishes and smart hostess touches. Caramel parfait with almonds complements vanilla ice cream in tall sherbet glasses with caramel or butterscotch dressing and shredded almonds. Pumpkin pie and individual tarts with savory tops finish the meal.
A note indicates cookies bake more quickly when using a small cookie sheet to create free air circulation around the pan. The tip emphasizes even heat and even browning due to improved airflow.
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