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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
19
A vintage guide outlines careful egg handling for poached, omelet and custard dishes to avoid curdling and separation. It covers preventing yolk breakage, cooling custards in a water bath, and safe high heat effects. It also includes mushroom canapes with buttered toast and a lamb chop roast method with bacon binding, plus tips on caramel custard and caramel syrup preparation.
Six slices of cold boiled ham are brushed with brown sugar then covered with drained crushed pineapple. A pint of ginger ale is added, the ham is refrigerated until ready to bake, then baked at 375 degrees for 20 minutes. Serves six.
The article recounts Gail Borden founding a dairy operation in Texas, opening a plant at Bass Ashby and Memorial Drive in San Antonio and selling condensed milk to cowboys who initially disliked milk. It notes Borden's early sales, the Texas market, and the rise of his dairy products, including Eagle Brand, with Navy usage and the brand’s historical growth.
Wyoming range conditions are described as poor across the state with 70 percent labeled as in poor or declining health. The report notes weakened cattle weights and overall range decline, urging buyers to secure winter supplies before prices rise.
A precise recipe describes a Brazil nut salad with grapefruit sections and date cheese balls on lettuce, served with a dressing. It notes mashed banana given to infants, urging prescribed portions blended with milk and mashed, with a note on substitutions and six servings.
The guide describes patting the roast with damp cloth and dusting with gall, then placing the fatty side up in a hot oven. Do not add water as fat renders, basting the meat. Start at 540 to 25 degrees for 20 minutes to brown, then lower to 326 degrees and cook to desired doneness, roughly 16 minutes per pound rare, 22 for medium, 30 for well done.
The read text contains scattered fragments about dates foods and packaging. It mentions Roquefort, oven cheese, a seven bowl item, a simoola with dates, Tint Aono Wits with SON IKLe, and a reference to IMPERIAL- MARKED FACKAGES. The exact context and meaning are unclear but the snippet appears to be damaged OCR from a grocery or packaging section.
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