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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1932
Page
20
Practical home care guidance for families with summer camps and cottages. Clean out food, seal moisture proof containers, refrigerate properly, remove rubbish, store matches and hazardous items, and prevent mice and insects from entering while the property sits unused through winter. Emphasizes ventilation, mattress storage, and damp climate precautions.
Instructions describe storing bedding and woolens in tight boxes after cleaning to ward off moths. Recommend oiling bed springs and wrapping mattresses. Warn to close fireplaces, shut off utilities, drain water, empty toilet traps with kerosene, and remove curtains. Suggest storm shutters to deter break ins and ease spring opening.
A popular luncheon main dish combining orange prune cheese with a bread and beverage. Sunkist oranges are peeled and sliced, arranged on shredded lettuce. prunes are stuffed with a cottage cheese and raisin filling, served with sweet French dressing. Variations include nut substitutions and alternate cheese fillings.
A compact guide to kaldamas a Swedish cabbage dish. It describes using green cabbage leaves as wraps for a filling of ground beef rice dill parsley eggs and evaporated milk. The rolls cook slowly in butter and finish with more evaporated milk. Yields twelve kaldamas or six servings. Often served warmed over with a milk sauce.
One and a half cups flour and half a cup shortening with teaspoon salt and ice water form a basic crust. Handle dough as little as possible and keep ingredients chilled for light flaky pastry. Mix flour and salt then cut in shortening, add water gradually until dough holds, then chill before baking.
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