Orange Peek-A-Boos Quick Orange Biscuits
Quick bread biscuits folded with orange sections in a flaky roll. Use grated rind, milk, and sugar to coat sections and bake at 450 degrees F for about 12 minutes. Yield circa 16 biscuits.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
8
Quick bread biscuits folded with orange sections in a flaky roll. Use grated rind, milk, and sugar to coat sections and bake at 450 degrees F for about 12 minutes. Yield circa 16 biscuits.
A recipe card presents a potato cake by Mrs. Chris L. Francis with directions to cream sugar and shortening, beat egg yolks, sifted flour with cocoa and leavening, fold in mashed potatoes and stiff egg whites, add nut meats and vanilla, bake in layers or loaf. Includes adjustments for spice mix and a separate ginger cinnamon nutmeg batter with hot water and moderate bake times.
A brief cooking note lists ingredients: one cup sugar four percent cup butter two eggs one cup sorghum. The text presents a simple batter base with basic pantry items.
A simple recipe from Mrs. Paul Slinkerd details making cheese onion juice bread by grating cheese, adding onion juice, assembling on thin bread, baking, rolling, and serving hot. The tuna fish salad combines tuna, hard boiled eggs, celery, salt, and miracle whip for a creamy mix.
A verbose method describes boiling a hen with spices, shredding meat, layering with olives celery eggs and cream cheese, then sealing with gelatin stock and lemon gravy. The dish is pressed under weight for 10 to 12 hours and served in portions on lettuce with mayonnaise and whipped cream.
A community considers immunization efforts to address concerns over child skullers. Health advocates argue vaccines reduce disease risk and violence linked to outbreaks, while opponents fear intrusion but acknowledge public safety goals. Authorities emphasize need for informed consent and targeted outreach.
In its 26th year the National 4-H Girls Record awards program continues in Missouri to foster housekeeping and managerial skills among 4-H girls. Awards mirror last year with gold-filled medals, trips to Chicago 4-H Club Congress, and $200 college scholarships. Over $15,000 in national scholarships have been awarded since inception. Last year’s Missouri state winner was Mary Jean Foster of Waco who later earned national honors. There were 20 county medalists in 1947. County agents can provide full program details. A compact hotdog roaster for autos, electric and battery powered, is introduced as a new accessory. Missouri has 17 counties with county health units out of 114.
A home economist from the International Harvester Company in St. Louis led a frozen foods demonstration at Boyce Farm Equipment Company on Monday evening. Forty four guests were served a complete meal from the frozen food locker including fried chicken lima beans asparagus hot rolls angel food cake strawberries and ice cream.
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