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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
10
JOAN ADAMS presents weekend entertaining tips emphasizing planning with electric refrigeration. Recipes include Cheese Strata, Combination Salad, Cracker Ice Cream and Beef with Spaghetti, designed for Friday to Sunday meals, stressing make-ahead prep and fridge storage for feeding multiple guests.
The provided OCR- scanned text contains garbled lines and nonstandard phrasing about a city newspaper and broadcast timing. It references San Antonio and a daily Sunday circulation note, but the content is largely unreadable and not coherent enough to derive a clear news item. The fragment mentions KAI and ESET Oost, with unclear dates or events.
Handy-Andy Community Stores of San Antonio distributed its 25th consecutive quarterly dividend on September 1. Record date August 30. L. Becker, secretary treasurer, says the NRA blue eagle covers the entire grocery industry and Handy-Andy operates under the blanket code. He notes shorter hours for large employees and increased payroll and urges stockholders to buy from NRA members to help the NRA succeed.
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The article describes Zinck steak, a lean flank cut best braised and rolled with a savory stuffing, baked with stuffed tomatoes. It includes a full method from browning and rolling the meat to slow roasting at 350 degrees and making a light gravy to accompany the dish.
The article notes cookie dough for ginger snaps and sand tarts benefits from refrigeration after mixing. After about an hour in the refrigerator the dough becomes easier to roll and handle, and should be wrapped tightly in plastic or waxed paper.
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