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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
8
Cold ready-to-serve meats offer flavor and nutrition during hot weather and help stretch meals. Inez Wilson notes they pair with salads or quick vegetables, using leftovers efficiently. Sliced meats, sausage, and loaves provide versatile serving ideas with olives, radishes, parsley, and lettuce for attractive platters.
Recipes for strawberry jelly icebox dessert and coffee brittle ice cream share a summer theme. Recipes include strawberry gelatin dessert with ladyfingers and a coffee brittle flavored frozen cream, yielding servings for 6 to 10, with steps and garnishes.
Planning a Decora tion Day picnic this recipe yields moisture rich honey date nut bread that can be baked ahead. Cream butter with honey, add egg, alternate dry ingredients with sour milk, fold in dates and nuts, spoon into greased leaf pans and bake at 350 degrees F to avoid caramelizing the honey.
Recipe pair featuring chewy bars with butterscotch flavor and a salmon salad mold. Chewy bars use shortening, brown sugar and corn syrup baked 350 in 20 25 minutes. Salmon salad mixes canned salmon with gelatin dressing, mayonnaise, celery, olives and parsley, set in a mold and served on greens with tomato and eggs.
The Herald reports on local farm activities with notices of crop updates, livestock events, weather impacts, and market pricing affecting area growers. Key figures include cooperative leaders, extension agents, and farmers from Greenville, Ashland, and Oak Ridge. Seasonal planting guidance and price trends appear throughout the column.
Plum omelet combines lemony yolk mix with stiff whites folded over stewed red plums and finished with confectioners sugar. Quick coffee cake uses flour sugar and cinnamon with orange rind, baked 400 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes, then cut into wedges. Longs Peak Colorado stands at 11 255 feet above sea level.
This recipe yields 10 to 12 servings. It guides Sift flour with baking powder and salt, cream butter with sugar until light, beat in eggs and vanilla, alternate dry ingredients and milk into butter, fold in egg whites, bake in a greased glass dish at 375 F for about 25 minutes, then coat with praline topping.
A simple praline topping combines 2 tablespoons butter 1 cup brown sugar 1 egg teaspoon vanilla extract and cup pecan meats. Melt butter, add sugar and egg, cook 3 to 5 minutes, stir constantly. Remove from heat, add vanilla and pecans, pour over cake and bake at 400 degrees for 5 to 7 minutes until coating solidifies.
An estimated 20 million plus children in America have completed the school year and entered vacation. The figure underscores widespread summer breaks across districts as families plan activities and travel for the coming months.
Summer menus rely on meat loafs for picnics and quick lunches. Hot or cold the loaf slices well between bread with lettuce or cheese, mustard, or wrapped for transport. Two flavored loaves from Inez S. Wilson include onion horseradish and mushroom ham loaf with steps and baking times.
Morserdish meat loaf uses two pounds ground beef and one pound ground pork mixed with spices. The mix yields a hearty loaf suitable for family meals and feeds multiple guests.
A dessert recipe lists butter or shortening sugar eggs separated molasses buttermilk cake flour soda ginger and cinnamon to bake gingerbread served with a quart of vanilla ice cream for a complete indulgent treat.
Cream butter and sugar until light then add molasses and egg yolks. Sift flour with salt soda and spices and alternate with buttermilk. Fold in beaten egg whites and bake in two pans at 350 for 30 minutes. Layer with vanilla ice cream, top with ice cream, candied ginger and chopped nuts. Serves 8 to 10.
Kitchen notes describe spicy cocoanut cookies with sour cream and vanilla, dough yields keep four weeks if refrigerated, bake ten minutes. Personal update mentions Mr and Mrs Joe Griffith hosting their daughter Mrs Clayton Hammas of Kansas City, visiting Forrest City, Ark to see Mrs Griffith's father Cc C Birkicht.
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