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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
12
A brief description extols cooking a dinner on a single dish. It notes the dish serves as an attractive main course, requires less watching than multiple utensils, and avoids ashes to wash. A large fire proof platter is recommended for serving and table presentation without disturbing arrangement.
A readable Dairyland recipe lists frut salad using two cups creamed cottage cheese, one cup diced pineapples, maraschino cherries halved, dates halved, walnuts, dairy cream, and whipped topping. Mix, refrigerate until frozen for three hours, cut into squares, and serve on lettuce.
San Antonio housewives see a new Wesson Oil product that automates mayonnaise making. The ad promises a creamy even texture, fresh taste, and simplified steps doable even by a child. It details a pork chop recipe with oven baked beans and outlines ingredients and method for homemade mayo.
A recipe for a fresh creamy mayonnaise using tomato juice and stringless beans is promoted as the result of a fixed method in a Wesson Oil promotion. H. T. Underhill explains the dasher and oil mixing ensures a smooth texture. The product goes on sale today in San Antonio grocers with the method printed on each maker.
Summer approaches and picnic season brings thoughts of weekend trips to mountains and beaches. The ad celebrates the joy of outdoor meals with sandwiches salads pickles olives and other goodies. It highlights how surprises tucked into luncheon washers delight guests and how hosts stay alert for clever new touches.
A damaged OCR excerpt provides a veal pot pie method with ingredients like shoulder veal potatoes and tomato ketchup. Instructions describe boiling water simmering meat adding salt pepper Worcestershire sauce and dumplings placed on top and steamed, noting dumplings must rest on meat to avoid heaviness.
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