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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1969
Page
3
Maxine reviews The Art of Viennese Pastry by Marcia Colman Morton, praising its challenging recipes and elegant presentation. The cookbook includes chapters on ingredients utensils and a tour of exotic pastries with clear steps and colorful photographs.
USDA reports ample meat and produce for weekend shoppers with broilers turkeys beef and pork abundant across regions. Dr. Frederick J. Stare argues fad and crime diets mislead the public and urges a balanced diet with moderation and exercise for lasting health.
A guide to preparing mushrooms highlighting economical value and meatlike flavor. It notes no peeling needed for fresh mushrooms, minimal cooking time, and suggests using onion pepper garlic chives and shallots. The piece introduces Mushroom Sour Cream Pie and Hearty Mushroom and Noodle Casserole with recipe excerpt.
Microwave era home dish features fresh mushrooms onions and noodles baked in custard like mixture with sour cream cottage cheese and Worcestershire sauce. Serves six with optional paprika garnish and bacon strips.
Food economists predict 1969 retail prices will be lower than 1968 for pork fruit fresh peppers and vegetables fats and oils. Prices for eggs turkeys dairy potatoes candies and soft drinks are seen rising. Beef cereal bakery products sugar tea and coffee may hold steady.
Mrs. Jeanne Schumacher, president of the Japa Girls' Club, sends Collette's Delight from France as a favorite among her four children and Scottsdale Girls' Club members. The cake uses buttermilk and cocoa. teaching notes urge warm serving with walnuts and notes inviting readers to contact Maxine Marshall in Scottsdale for participation.
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