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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1944
Page
8
Practical advice for lunch box packing and meal ideas. Suggestions cover sandwich formats, preserving flavors, using cabbage hearts, adding apples, butterscotch sandwiches, grated American cheese, cold bread stuffing, hot thermos drinks, red-skinned peanuts for snacks, parsley and radish leaves for flavor, cream cheese on ginger snaps, deviled eggs wrapped in lettuce, and cake layers with filling to avoid smearing.
The notes describe using untrimmed cauliflower with tender inner leaves diced and served in cream sauce, and wrapping cabbage leaves around meat balls steamed with spicy tomato sauce. It also outlines Orange Marmalade Bars with sifted flour, baking powder, salt, shortening, sugar, eggs, marmalade, orange rind, and juice baked at 350F for 40 to 50 minutes yielding about 25 strips.
Middle America offers an unusual pork kidneys recipe with onion and tomato. The dish uses soaked kidneys, flour dusting, and quick frying followed by simmering in stock, then serving with parsley and sides of mashed potatoes and chopped spinach. Serves four.
Guidance on using outer green lettuce leaves for nutrition. Suggest shredding into salads or wilted with hot bacon dressing. Proposes cooking with green peas to brighten their color and improve flavor.
The text outlines pork use, detailing yields from neckbones and backbone, portions for spare ribs hock tails and chop, and a carrot breading process. It emphasizes preparation steps, frying, and serving. It also briefly mentions fight essentials of international power being food, coal, iron ore, steel, machinery, and chemical industry.
The note advises keeping two labeled containers in the refrigerator for salvaging fats. One container named drip pings collects drippings from bacon sausage pork and beef for cooking. The other container collects fats with no cooking value. Every spoon saved matters.
Simple kitchen tip explains pastry scraps can be stored for seven to eight days if wrapped in waxed paper. It suggests whisking together a pie for dinner as a quick, straightforward option.
Liver becomes fork tender and flavorful when braised in tomato juice and vinegar or lemon juice. Slow, long cooking yields tender meat, adaptable with sour cream for extra richness.
Advice from Successful Farming urges proper care of a curtain stretcher. Keep it dry to avoid warp and rust, store disassembled and wrapped after use, straighten pins, and oil hinges and bolts to ensure smooth operation.
Home economists advise buyers to select asparagus with close compact heads and brittle stalks that are green throughout. If tips spread or stalks are stringy, choose another vegetable for better quality.
The article notes liver kidneys hearts brains sweetbreads and tongue as variety meats offering four to five servings per pound. It emphasizes the range of cuts and suggests practical portion estimates for cooking and meal planning.
Young dandelion greens are praised for high vitamins and minerals. At the Westing House Economics Institute they are cooked like spinach and served with hard cooked egg garnish. Also served raw with hot vinegar or dressing. Gather before they blossom.
The Office of Price Administration maintains rationing quotas and authorizes release in May of 10,000 new passenger automobiles and 12,000 new bicycles to eligible purchasers. Regional reserves include 2600 cars and 3000 bicycles.
A nurse described the babies as cute little blond girls born Sunday at a Phoenixville hospital in Pennsylvania. The twins join at the pelvis and weigh 12 pounds. They are perfectly formed from the waist up and cannot walk. Doctors say they cannot be separated and one would not survive if the other died. The mother is Mrs. Mary Stierly, 24, of Audubon, whose husband was killed in a motorcycle accident two months ago.
In the past 30 years more than 65 million acres were allotted by the Mexican Government to 2 million small farmers. Herald Want-Ads get results.
Discovery of iron ore on the west slope of the Alleghanies in 1792 is noted. Herald want ads are cited as a source of results and satisfaction for advertisers seeking buyers or services. The brief hints at early mining and newspaper commerce.
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