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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
9
General canning directions cover selecting fruit, sterilizing jars, preparing syrup, and cold packing plus hot water bath methods. A tuna sandwich recipe using Chicken of the Sea provides ingredients and assembly steps for a rich, mayonnaise flavored filling with anchovy paste and lettuce on toasted bread.
Bakers of San Antonio and trade territory unanimously adopt the governments blanket code for industrial recovery at the San Antonio Master Bakers association meeting in Hermann Sons hall. The move is expected to raise local employment by about 25 percent and may raise bread prices as costs rise, though bakers aim to delay this.
A quirky note suggests grating orange peel over squash to achieve a lighter, more delicate flavor. The tip highlights a simple pantry technique to elevate a humble side dish with a citrus touch.
Peach jelly recipe using three pounds peaches juice and Certo. Crush fruit then extract juice, measure with sugar, boil with Certo until rolling boil for 1 2 minute. Skim, pour into jars, paraffin while hot. Yields about nine 6 ounce glasses.
A vintage recipe lists ingredients for cookies including sugar egg vanilla butter flour baking powder and salt. Instructions describe creaming butter and sugar beating in egg and folding in dry ingredients then forming rolls wrapping in waxed paper chilling and baking at 350 degrees for about ten minutes yields about a dozen cookies.
A simple curry dish uses onion drippings tomatoes and lean cooked meat with gravy and curry powder. Cook onion in drippings then add tomatoes cover until tender add meat and seasonings and heat through. Serve hot with flaky rice. Apples may replace tomatoes.
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