16 Apr 1975
Page 16
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1975
Page
16
A Tucson Consumers Council guide warns buyers to seek honest traders and compare pieces to avoid fakes. It highlights marked origin labels, price tags, and signs of mass production, urging checks on back marks and symmetry for turquoise jewelry and notes resources like the Better Business Bureau for questions.
The piece explains turquoise hardness affects polish, matrix affects taste, and damaged stones lose value. It notes they are native ore and recommends consulting the Shopper's Guide for Indian rugs and baskets. Send $1 for guide and $5 for membership to Tucson Consumer's Council for further information.
Viennese Chicken cooks with onion green pepper carrots mushrooms and tomato in a seasoned broth served over hot noodles. The dish pairs with a cranberry jelly made from fresh or frozen berries sugar water and a dash of salt, chilled in a mold.
USDA specialists note dry split peas are abundant and affordable due to a bumper crop last year. Once stored in a tight container at room temperature they stay versatile for hot dishes, soups, breads, dips, croquettes, and one-dish meals.
Nutty flavor ideas for cooks using lima beans and walnut desserts. Lima beans are prepared with butter cheddar and walnuts for savory dishes. Walnut upside down cakes use fruit and a walnut sugar base baked and inverted to serve warm.
A reader is invited to explore the latest entries in the paper’s food section. The page highlights quick, practical dishes and a mix of new and classic flavors to suit weeknight cooking and weekend hosting.
Dr. Gloria Little of Scottsdale Community College volunteers a recipe for Y Not Cookies for the YWCA President's Tea on April 24. The notes describe a simple dough of cornstarch margarine sugar and flour, rolled into 1 inch balls and baked after chilling if needed.
The piece explains that true spices come from tropical aromatic plant parts while herbs are leafy plants from temperate zones. It notes terms like sweet herbs culinary herbs simples pot herbs and fines herbes and mentions bouquet garni as a common addition.
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