Polynesian Pork Chops In Pressure Cooker Dish
Polynesian style pork chops with pineapple and soy sauce recipe pitched by Cecily Brownstone. Serve with egg drop or wonton soup, steamed rice, bean sprout salad, and a trio ice cream bouquet.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1966
Page
2
Polynesian style pork chops with pineapple and soy sauce recipe pitched by Cecily Brownstone. Serve with egg drop or wonton soup, steamed rice, bean sprout salad, and a trio ice cream bouquet.
Readable fragments show several misprinted clues including scattered terms like slashed commem and public vehicle. The legible bits hint at a cryptic crossword style with entries such as hover and performed, while many letters remain scrambled and hard to map to proper solutions.
A ribbed cooker recipe shows 4 layered pineapple and pork chops with onion and green pepper. It guides browning chops, layering with pineapple, seasoning with ginger and mustard, and simmering for 8 minutes under pressure. A cornstarch-thickened sauce with soy and beef broth serves as the finish. Makes 4 servings.
State Sen ator Terry Carpenter told Scottsbluff Rotarians he will back a two per cent income tax and a three per cent sales tax in the next session. He tied the pledge to a Supreme Court decision on the 1965 income tax bill and to Farm Bureau Federation’s petition on property taxes. If the court upholds the Lancaster district court, he would push for a special session to set the rate for 1967.
Norman L. Patterson 38, a former Potter resident, died Saturday at a Tempe hospital in Arizona. He was the son of Mrs. Lillie Patterson Atkins and the late Cody Patterson. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Johnson Mortuary in Yuma, burial at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego. Survived by his mother and sister Mrs. Maxine Jackman of Lincoln.
A Nebraska based dairy study describes butter oil as water removed from butter to create a 20 percent more concentrated flavoring fat. It stores at room temperature up to six months and ships without water. Used by bakeries for richer goods and by candy makers for butter cream centers, though cost limits home use. Developed through University of Nebraska Iowa State Rutgers work and now produced in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Lincoln Nebraska two state wheat leaders say the 1966 harvest is pivotal for feeding the world Hunger threatens many nations and the crop will begin a sixth straight year of U S wheat use to fill foreign demand Nebraska growers and the commission plan to boost efficiency through cost studies marketing programs breeding and fertilizer research to meet customer needs and stabilize supplies
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