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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
20
A newspaper feature presents two nostalgic kitchen ideas. A shrimp casserole uses bread cubes, cheese, milk and seasonings baked at 325 degrees for 40 minutes. Cheese Dreams uses stuffed bread cubes with mayonnaise and cheese broiled to a warm, bubbling finish.
A retro style recipe combines macaroni and tuna in a creamy white sauce with grated American cheese. Layers of macaroni tuna and sauce bake under a bacon topping, finished with a ketchup and Worcestershire drizzle until the bacon crisps.
Curtains require gentle handling to preserve fabric and fit. Wash carefully to prevent damage, measure and shrinkage, and use appropriate detergents. Also includes banana waffle and spinach Swiss bake recipes with basic ingredients and steps.
The passage outlines a shoo fly pie recipe using graham crackers butter sugar molasses cinnamon cloves vinegar and an egg with a batter poured into a cracker lined pie plate and baked at 425 degrees for 15 minutes yielding an 8 inch pie followed by a cheese tarts recipe. It describes making a custard sauce from butter flour and milk then adding egg yolk cheese and seasoning, assembling in a baked shell and finishing with cheese and butter, baked at 350 degrees until lightly browned.
Recipe fragment shows dessert and casserole items with prunes saltines graham crackers and crushed pineapple. Includes bake times and temperatures 425 F for 30 40 minutes and 10 minutes for a cracker crust. Mentions serving six and optional coconut nuts pineapple and whipped cream. Also includes eggplant casserole with tomatoes cheese and crackers baked at 400 F.
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