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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
3
The piece promotes a Chinese New Year with a Wuhan style menu featuring Walnut Chicken, Chinese Chicken Soup, Walnut Chicken dish, and desserts. It highlights California walnuts, tea lore, and a banquet plan with three whole broiler-fryer chickens and multiple recipes.
In Scottsdale on W Main St the Prince's Pantry long time gourmet shop remains a local landmark under new ownership Bud Williams. The pantry still stocks fresh caviar French cheese and weekly flown in foods while offering daily San Francisco sour dough bread and Swedish rye bread on Tuesdays with Friday graham and cracked wheat loaves.
A 16 page Cook's Tour of Tidewater provides seafood recipes and a buying guide. It covers clam fritters chowder fried oysters scallops Lobster a la Newburg deviled crabs and fish dishes. Available via Virginia Seafood Council New Port News Va with detachable recipe forms.
Colleen Paul of La Sertoma Scottsdale member and ASU donor shares a dessert recipe to intrigue guests. The White Soda Cracker Pie uses 12 soda crackers 1 tsp baking powder 1 cup chopped nuts 3 egg whites 1 cup sugar 1 tsp vanilla and whipped cream. Bake 350 for 30 minutes in a greased pan then chill two hours and refrigerate before serving with tinted whipped cream.
The speaker, part of Salt River’s Area Development Department, describes a continuous program to attract new industry to the valley. Cooperation with other organizations brings new jobs and prosperity, reinvesting revenues to provide low-cost water and electricity while showing that building Arizona is strictly business.
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