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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1944
Page
5
The Seal Beach Post plans to publish a looseleaf collection of local recipes with contributions from residents. Each contributor will receive a booklet copy and additional issues will be issued as printed. The first supplement is expected around year’s start. Including your pet recipe is encouraged.
Old family recipe handed down by Mrs W W Brunick for raisin bread. Boil sugar water raisins and shortening briefly then cool. Stir in flour sifted with soda and allspice and bake at 300 degrees for about an hour. Output yields a very good lunch bread.
A pineapple upside down cake recipe from Mrs Dorothy Brunick. It uses shortening sugar eggs flour baking powder salt pineapple syrup and a brown sugar butter sauce. The batter is poured over pineapple cherries and nuts in a skillet baked at 350 degrees for about 50 minutes and turned out immediately.
A fruit cobbler from Mrs E Morris lists 114 cup flour 2 tip baking powder 1 cup milk to combine then pour into a greased pan. Top with 2 cups berries or fruit and pour 2 cups boiling water over all. Bake one hour at 375 degrees.
A vintage home style dish called American Chop Suey combines 1 lb diced veal and 1 lb diced pork with 1 stalk celery and 3 onions sautéed until brown. Simmer with chicken and tomato soups until tender, then toss boiled salted noodles with the meat mixture and serve.
Mrs Arthur Keller provides a simple casserole recipe using one large pack of potato chips crushed, one can tuna, one can mushroom soup, and a half cup water or milk. Layer in buttered casserole and bake in a moderate oven about 30 minutes until brown.
A vintage recipe outlines filling made from onion, flour, corned beef, canned tomatoes, and seasonings. Patties are formed from a flour and shortening dough, filled with the corned beef mix, folded, and baked at 450 for 20 minutes yielding eightservings.
A home chef layers cooked noodles saurkraut onions apples and grated cheese in a large casserole. Paprika is sprinkled between layers before topping with browned pork chops or pork sausages and baking at 350 degrees for three hours.
A recipe for refrigerator rolls by Mrs Jennie Milton uses yeast, eggs, and flour to make dough that chills in a greased bowl in the fridge for four to five days. Variations include using soybean, graham, or rice flour or adding fruit or jam before baking with cinnamon and sugar.
The Junior Women's club Arts and Crafts section held its second meeting Monday evening at Mrs. Pauline Shepherd’s home. Members worked on gifts and shared ideas while refreshments were served. Attendees included Mesdames Stockon, Arelli, Butler, Calkins, Freeman, Johnson, Wilson, Pranter, Peterson, and Knighton. Next meeting October 2 at 7 30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Ruth Calkins.
A brief classified notice in The Post & Wave promotes selling via buy or sell ads with a claim of sure-fire results. The snippet is terse and lacks concrete details beyond the ad service suggestion.
Barbara Ann Howe and Corporal Roy Lawson wed at Lakewood Village church last Tuesday in candlelight. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Frances Howe and Lyle Howe of Columbus Indiana, wore white satin with orchid bouquet. Lawson recently returned from 23 months in the South Pacific and is stationed at Klamath Falls Oregon hospital. Bridal party featured Georgia Howe as maid of honour, Linda Lee Howe as flower girl, best man Richard Carnard USMC, and several bridesmaids and ushers. The couple plan to reside in Klamath Falls after October 23. About 75 relatives attended.
Mrs C E Trent grandmother of the new Mrs Lawson hosted a bridal shower at Mrs Howes home on 4th street with 17 young women from a Long Beach department store among the guests. Gifts piled high as the bride opened them and the group enjoyed a social evening with salad cake and coffee. A gala dinner party followed at the 101 Ranchohuse last Monday night for the bride and 12 attendants.
Home of Mrs. Vala Musselman hosts potluck dinner and handkerchief shower for Mrs. Josephine West before she moves with family to Greybull Wyoming. After dinner the group joins a Long Beach event.
The event included the hostess and guest of honor along with Mesdames Georgia Bradshaw Mildred Stegen Martha Weber Frances Basten Blanche Linfesty and Kathy McMannis as party participants in the theatre outing.
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