Potato Stew Ingredients and Method
A historic recipe fragment describes fat salt pork diced with a small head of cabbage shredded and onions, plus twelve potatoes, carrots, and pepper. All ingredients are chopped, then simmered into a thick stew.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1927
Page
12
A historic recipe fragment describes fat salt pork diced with a small head of cabbage shredded and onions, plus twelve potatoes, carrots, and pepper. All ingredients are chopped, then simmered into a thick stew.
A passage notes that only English speakers may face embarrassment when servers deliver menus and orders in French. It urges readers to learn common phrases to avoid miscommunication at restaurants or social dining.
A century old craft renews with linen damask patterns moving from crests and dates to abstract modern forms. Designers fuse business and social life into geometric motifs while linen making centers in Northern Ireland and Scotland shift toward revival under contemporary art influences.
During Lent households are urged to use egg rich dishes as meat substitutes. Recipes include Eggs in Pimiento Cups, Creole Eggs, and Caramel Cream Cake, stressing gentle cooking and serving ideas for springtime meals.
A brief guide suggests enriching diet by cooking cereals in milk. It outlines measuring cereals, assessing water needed, and adding cereal to one third that amount before cooking. It notes grain cereals use one evefi per five of water, and coarser cereals require one cup cereal to four cups water with one to one and a half teaspoons of salt.
A fragmentary recipe describes making cream of chicken soup using two quarts of chicken broth, one cup of cream, and two tablespoons Kingsford's corn starch. The corn starch dissolves in the cream then is stirred into the broth to thicken. Salt, pepper, and celery seed are added.
The instructions describe soft cooking eggs by placing them in simmering water for nine minutes to reach the preferred consistency. It then guides battering ramekins, greasing, dusting with salt and pepper, and baking at 350 degrees Fahrenheit until the egg whites set, to serve in the ramekins.
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