Beef Menus For Tasty Meals From Beef Cookery
A beef recipe excerpt from Beef Cookery compiled and published by The American National Cow Belles. The book is available through Mrs. Clarence Dorman in Sidney.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1957
Page
4
A beef recipe excerpt from Beef Cookery compiled and published by The American National Cow Belles. The book is available through Mrs. Clarence Dorman in Sidney.
Creamed dried beef cooked in lard and flour with milk forms a thick sauce. Sweet potatoes are sliced lengthwise, buttered, sugared, then browned in a hot oven. Serve creamed beef in the center and surround with the browned potatoes. garnish with parsley. Serves 6.
A simple historical recipe combines flour salt sugar and shortening with mincemeat and baking powder. Cream shortening with sugar and egg then stir in mincemeat and dry ingredients. Drop by teaspoonful on a greased sheet and bake twelve minutes at four hundred degrees.
The piece explains how chimneys have shifted from traditional brick or stone structures to factory built units and Type B Gas Vents. It notes three main types Masonry chimneys Factory built chimneys and Type B Gas Vent and discusses safety testing by Underwriters Laboratories and building codes.
Dorothy Whipple urges comprehensive polio immunization for all family members. The article recounts Salk’s vaccine discovery, safety, and the need for everyone under 50 to complete the three shot series, emphasizing collective protection and national health.
Mamie Esisen Bower hosts an Easter brunch as Senate and Congress wives comment on canned bird calls heard in the White House. Doves from the Holy Land and olive branches decorate the scene. a dove with a feather sprig is embroidered inside Mamie’s bonnet, symbolizing Peace on Earth.
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