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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
26
A Sugar Institute of New York advertising drive stages nationwide messages stressing sugar as essential to health. It argues sugar enhances taste and palatability of cereals vegetables and meats, aiming to broaden use of sugar in everyday meals.
A collection of archaic recipes including cornmeal pancakes, camp corn doggers, cheese delights, lamb stew Hokai, Boston brown bread, and a corky citronade salad. Instructions mix evaporated milk, flour, salt, and fat. fry griddle cakes. bake lamb with vegetables. steam Boston bread. and dissolve gelatine for a gelatin salad with fruit juices.
A vintage recipe fragment details mixing flour with baking powder and salt, then sugar and egg, fat, and milk to form a dough. The cinnamon topping uses butter and dark brown sugar with cinnamon, spread on the dough, then baked 16 minutes and cut into bars to serve with warm butter.
In winter when fresh fruit is scarce and costly, dried fruits offer an economical and nourishing alternative for desserts, puddings, breads, and breakfast dishes. Modern drying methods keep them flavorful and wholesome. dates, raisins, figs, peaches, and apricots are well known, with raisins and dates cooked slowly needing no added sugar.
A damaged recipe fragment describes cooking macaroni until tender then mixing with milk butter salt pepper and cheese. It notes adding Worcester sauce and flour, thickening over heat before baking briefly at a moderate oven to finish the dish.
An old note extols cabbage as rich in vitamin C and minerals, claiming it aids digestion and constipation relief. It advocates raw use in finely shredded form and warns against overcooking beyond thirty minutes to preserve flavor and nutrition.
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