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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1937
Page
10
Menu Guide edited by Mildred Kitchen explores grape juice beyond a drink. It suggests using it in a grape juice chiffon dessert with gelatin eggs cream and whipping cream, folded with stiffly beaten egg whites, then chilled and served with whipped cream and maraschino cherries. Serves six to eight.
Children with culinary ambition should be encouraged not shooed from the kitchen. Start with simple fun recipes like fudge drops. Mix melted unsweetened chocolate with condensed milk, coconut, and salt. Drop by spoonfuls on a greased sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Makes 3 dozen.
The American housewife learns that a good appetizer rests on a small, whetting morsel rather than exotic ingredients. A standout is hot cheese balls studded with crushed Brazil nuts, served on notch picks for easy eating. The recipe includes flour, cayenne, salt, grated cheese, egg white, and Brazil nuts, fried at 373 degrees F. until golden.
J J Bissiellé Sr of the chamber of commerce says a benefit masquerade will be held Tuesday February 9 at 8 PM in HH Columbs hall. Proceeds go to the American Red Cross for flood stricken Magik areas. A committee led by Adolph Specia Sam FB Tankiso Henry A Guerin Mike Hirvo Jor Barberio John Galadino and John Palette will organize.
A vintage advertisement warns constipation harms health and promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran cereal as a natural remedy. It touts daily two tablespoon servings with milk or fruit, suggests muffins and breads, and urges buying from grocers with Kellogg in Battle Creek. The copy emphasizes relief from headaches blurred vision and complexion issues.
A cooking tip suggests preparing spinach by chopping it, then mixing with lite sour cream for flavor as an alternative to vinegar. The note presents a simple method to dress spinach and enhance taste without heavy ingredients.
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