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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1928
Page
20
Marie Gilford explains berry toppings and variations for shortcake from butter to sponge bases. The piece discusses July fruits and aims to promote simple, balanced desserts with fruit sauces and whipped cream. It covers technique, cake types, and serving guidance for home cooks.
The text lists nutrients such as eggs bulk milk and sour in the cake pad anil fruit acids vitamins minerals and bulk in the fruit. It notes fruit acids and minerals have cooling desirable effects on blond hair and mentions three foundation recipes all equal and delicious for berry shortcake.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dressing recipe mixing mayonnaise with malt and chopped olives and pickle relish or spear pickles. It mentions quantities like 1 cup mayo and 2 tablespoons chopped green pepper, but many words are garbled. The readable items indicate a potato salad or sandwich spread context.
The Mayan Baking Powder Company, a long established New York food producer, announced a San Antonio branch to oversee sales across Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and nearby areas. W. Ty Eu will direct the unit, joining Rosa for years, with district sales led from Denver. A. C. G. Mott Isle of Aeyil confirmed decentralization to better serve trade.
An article urges housewives to master flavor blending to improve dishes. It suggests test flavors like almond with vanilla, using fruit juices as substitutes, and adding ginger or cinnamon to enhance fruit-based desserts. A recipe for a fruit cake and berry topping follows with specific measurements and instructions.
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