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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
22
The text discusses various cheese preparations and serving ideas including cream cheese on salads and dressings. It mentions potential additions like prunes, apricots, or pickled pears, and suggests different sauces such as a diesel sauce for potatoes or macaronial gratin. It compares cheese’s concentrated nutrition to other foods and notes aging effects on texture.
A photograph demonstrates an orderly buffet setup with a damask table, sensible arrangement, and proper decorations, challenging the notion that buffets are chaotic. The display emphasizes beauty and practicality in serving food.
A fragmented guide on cheese use in meals from breakfast to supper. It notes cheese should not pair with heavy meats, suggests light accompaniments like salads and desserts, and shares recipes for cheese puffs and cheese fondue with basic steps and serving ideas.
A vintage recipe describes arranging washed gates and assorted fruits such as apricots peaches and pineapple in piles with celery pepper and cherry. Garnish with heart lettuce and a dash of Gebhaye chili powder for flavor.
Instructions describe a fruit tart filling using figs crushed pineapple sugar flour and two beaten eggs to bake into tart shells with whipped cream garnish. Yields about twenty four tart portions. Also includes grapefruit salad with peeled sections arranged on lettuce and a cheese center, served with French dressing.
Creamette custard is promoted as nourishing for children. The ad outlines mixing Creamettes with sugar salt and eggs, boiling and chilling, then baking with butter and grated cheese. Raisins may be added for flavor. directions reference the package.
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