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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
13
A dessert recipe feature describes a pumpkin chiffon pie with gelatin and spices and a bake list for chocolate nut squares. It includes ingredients like canned pumpkin milk eggs sugar and spice, plus instructions to fold in egg whites and chill. The piece also notes a 210 calorie serving for the pie.
Spread jelly on a sheet of refrigerator dough and roll jelly-roll style. Slice into one-inch rounds and place in muffin pans to double in size. Bake in a moderate oven until sweet and crisp. Serve with a fall salad at a bridge luncheon.
To make enough for six servings mix two cups cooked strained pumpkin with one cup sugar one teaspoon cinnamon one fourth teaspoon each of cloves nutmeg and ginger two thirds teaspoon salt and three tablespoons butter Cook slowly and stir until very dry and mealy Stir in two beaten eggs one and one half cups milk one teaspoon grated orange rind and one teaspoon vanilla pour into rich pie crust bake about 19 minutes then 50 minutes at 400 to 325 degrees Serve plain or with whipped cream and a dash of cinnamon and orange extract
This guidance explains how to prolong the life of cooking utensils amid metal shortages. It covers shelving for cleaning supplies, safe cleaning powders, steel wool grades, and methods to treat aluminum, tin, enamel, cast iron, and sour milk or vinegar based cleaning for discolored items.
Flower lovers and yard leaders of Scott county are urged to protect yard beautifiers for next year. Dig Gladich bulbs when tops turn, dry corms, store in paper bags in a cool place. After frost kills dahlia tops lift tubers and store upside down in boxes at about 5 degrees. Cover bulbs with excelsior or shavings. Coil climbing rose canes and weigh down, cover with leaves. bank tender roses with earth, stake, then wrap in straw. Mulch evergreens with leaves and keep well watered to push new roots through winter.
New Madrid county home demonstration agent urges canning and baking with sorghum and molasses for nutrition benefits. They offer iron calcium and vitamin B, though heavier than sugar. When replacing sugar, adjust leavening and bake slowly to avoid heavy cakes or bread. sorghum and molasses keep cakes moist longer.
Halloween themed party ideas describe spooky refreshments with jack o lantern sandwiches cookies apples caramel corn and a hot spice punch recipe using cloves allspice cinnamon lemon lime soda and ginger ale. The instructions note simmering heating and garnishing with lemon slices for serving.
The National Restaurant Association at its 23rd annual Chicago convention outlines three “perfect” menus. One features iron rich items like tomato juice, liver and bacon, peas and enriched rolls. The banquet menu includes consommé Bellevue and trout amandine, squab chicken, veal with wild rice, cherries jubilee and coffee. A celebrity consensus favors personal choice over fixed menus.
Chocolate cottage pudding recipe with semi sweet chocolate flour butter milk and vanilla. Prepare batter, layer chocolate pieces, bake in a 350 degree oven for 50 to 60 minutes and serve hot with whipped cream.
A brief recipe describes Kosher style pickling for green tomatoes. It specifies 7 quarts cold water 1 quart vinegar 1 cup salt and per jar 1 dry red pepper 1 or 2 garlic cloves and dill. Wash tomatoes pack with spices, pour boiling water vinegar salt mix, seal and let stand two weeks.
A recipe outlines stuffing six firm cucumbers with cottage cheese green pepper chives paprika gelatin and dressing. Cucumber centers are removed to form cases dipped in gelatin water then cooled mixed with cheese and seasonings stuffed and chilled. Sliced cucumber strips are arranged on lettuce with chopped pimientos and salad dressing poured over.
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