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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
8
Victory Cabbage is a vitamin rich wartime staple now available in abundance as growers harvest a record crop. Prices remain moderate and thrifty households are urged to use cabbage to supplement can opener meals. Recipes for quick cooked and raw salads plus baked dishes highlight cabbage’s vitamins A through K and calcium.
Baked potatoes filled with meat and cheese melt into a savory Middle American dish. Almonds add texture and nutrition as the halves are ready to be broiled lightly or reheated. The method uses tomato onion parsley and a mix of milk butter and seasonings for a fluffy filling.
A compact recipe note describes sponge drop cookies made from powdered sugar egg yolks flour salt vanilla and stiff egg whites baked 10 to 12 minutes at 325F yields about 36. It also covers onion fritters with onion rings soaked in ice water dipped in fritter batter fried at 875F and salted afterward.
Peas are plentiful and versatile in this old recipe roundup. Recipes cover New Orleans style peas with ham and shallots, pea croquettes fried to crisp, peas a la Francaise with onions and lettuce, and a pea salad with pickles cheese and eggs. Each yields about six portions, with simple steps and pantry ingredients.
Flameproof cotton insulation from low grade short staple cotton gets new dollars and cents price regulations effective this week. Three zones created for extra shipping costs to distant points from producers. Missouri sits in Zone 1 covering the east of the Mississippi River plus Minnesota, Iowa, and parts of Kansas Nebraska and South Dakota. A Herald Want Ad offers farm machinery sales and locating needed equipment.
Canning guidance from International Salt Co. warns against iodized salt for preserving foods. Plain table salt is fine. the tiny amount of anti-caking material is harmless and may cause brief cloudiness in brine. Use 1/4 to 3/4 teaspoon per quart for various vegetables and tomato products.
Home economists describe a simple method to clean greens. Sort greens, trim away bad leaves stems and roots. Sink greens in a large cold water pan, slosh, rinse, and repeat with fresh water until clean.
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