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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1915
Page
7
A Popular Mechanics note describes a gags range that combines first cooking and heat retention in one unit. It uses gas burners to heat thick asbestos clad walls while vents exhaust. When burners shut off the vents close automatically preserving heat in the insulated chamber.
A recipe instructs slicing onions and browning them with flour and butter, then simmering with rabbit joints, bacon, water or stock, salt pepper red pepper lemon bay leaf and mace for forty minutes before serving hot.
A historic kitchen note describes making cheese biscuits by mixing two cupfuls of four, four tablespoons of taking powder, two tablespoons lard or butter, seven eighths of a cup milk, one teaspoon salt, and grated cheese for flavor. Bake after rolling thin, layering cheese, cutting, and cooking.
Mix one tablespoon flour with cold milk to form a smooth paste. Stir in five well beaten eggs, a teaspoon salt, and a few grains of white pepper. Add one and a half cups hot milk, cook over boiling water two minutes, then melt one tablespoon butter. Pour into buttered baking dishes and bake about twenty minutes in a hot oven.
Stir two cups of milk into two beaten eggs. Add enough flour and bolted rye in equal parts to make a thin batter. Add one half teaspoon of salt and a heaping teaspoonful of baking powder. Sour milk can be used. In that case omit baking powder and add a teaspoonful of soda. Do not add baking powder or soda until just before baking the cakes.
A short guide lists practical polishing aids for silver including a chamois bag with powdered magnesin and an old velvet fabric. It notes a broken clothespin as a handy contrivance and an etched fat rounded tip useful for detailed work between forks and in moldings where friction exceeds a brush.
A simple bake involves four tablespoons butter one egg six tablespoons cream and six slices bread crusts removed. Spread bread with peanut butter cut into three oblong pieces dip in egg and cream then into cracker crumbs, place on an oiled pan and bake until brown.
A compact cookbook style instruction mixes two cupfuls of salmon with two tablespoonfuls parsley then melts butter adds flour and milk to form a thick sauce. The salmon is stirred in and the mixture is cooled and formed into croquettes before frying in hot fat.
Housewives who dislike running dates figs and raisins through a meat grinder find all sticky messes vanish by adding a few drops of lemon juice before chopping. The tip suggests lemon juice reduces stickiness and aids processing in kitchen prep.
Pour boiling water over almonds and let them sit about five minutes. The skins slip off easily after blanching.
An IE image displays a single panel from The Chariot of Pheaton by Bruno Zimm. The piece is intended for the outside base of the Palace of Pine Arts dome at the Panavisa Maclée International Fixposition by 197%.
Reports from German and Belgian sources describe Krupp siege guns of 44 centimeters with six mile range that shattered fortifications at Liege Namur and Maubeuge. The weapons, once used on battleships, are mounted on carriages filling a street as they move through cities.
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