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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
28
Kellogg Company notes Lent 40 day period brings thrifty meal ideas centered on eggs and cheese. Recipes include Cheese Eggs with Old English cheese and tomato sauce, baked eggs filled with cheese and vegetables, fried in deep fat. Substitutions like Roquefort suggested.
The Windmill quilt pattern is traced to early pioneer use with four patch blocks and evolving variants like Dutchman’s Puzzle and Water Wheel. The piece notes contrast, block arrangement, border simplicity, and material needs while also detailing a cauliflower casserole with cheese as a modern, unrelated recipe interlude.
A nostalgic piece promotes breakfast cookies as a lively alternative to standard morning meals. It spotlights Priscilla butter cookies and various flavors like fig Newtons and vanilla wafers, suggests using them as dessert bases, and shares a simple Priscilla butter cookie dessert recipe with cream and cherries.
A Bureau of Home Economics note from the U S Department of Agriculture outlines how aging reduces energy needs. It recommends about 1800 calories for an active 80 year old man and 1900 for an 80 year old woman, with a continued emphasis on a balanced diet, labelling foods for easy digestion, adding milk and eggs, choosing leaf fat options, and spacing small meals. It also suggests finely cooking coarse greens and serving fruit juices, with regular light meals to maintain energy and sleep quality.
Three cups arameq cannoa baked beans and diced crisp bacon combine with red Devil Mexene chile powder minced onions Mexene French dressing and a head of lettuce. Mix well and chill thoroughly before serving on lettuce. Serves six.
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