Sole and Shrimp Flavor Guide for a Fancy Bake
A regional look at sole and shrimp use in the kitchen. Sole, a flexible flatfish, is caught on both coasts and shipped as frozen fillets, while shrimp production is concentrated on British Columbia’s west coast. The piece describes species names, market forms, and a garlic butter bake using 2 pounds of sole and chopped shrimp with onions and celery.
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Alaska
Atlantic
Pacific
British Columbia
Parslied Cottage Cheese Omelette and Shrimp Fillet Rolls
A recipe pair for Parslied Cottage Cheese Omelette and shrimp stuffed fillet rolls. The omelette uses egg whites folded with yolk mixture, cottage cheese, parsley, and milk, baked until set and puffed. Shrimp stuffed fillet rolls are buttered, breaded, rolled, baked, and served with Jiffy Cheese Sauce. Servings: 4 to 6.
Sweet Potato Casserole with Orange and Marshmallows
Recipe notes describe arranging ube sweet potatoes and orange quarters in a casserole with red currant jelly and margarine. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes, then sprinkle miniature marshmallows and bake until lightly browned. The text shifts to list vulnerable points of outboard motors for summer servicing.
Pickled eggs recipe with vinegar and spice bag
A recipe for pickled eggs lists white vinegar water and salt with spices in a cloth bag. Boil ten minutes, cool, hard boil a dozen eggs, pack in jars, and cover with cold pickling solution. Store cool, stand two days before using, spices optional.
Quick Cream Rice Pudding Recipe by Canada Institute
A simple quick creamy rice pudding combines 1 cup cooked rice with 1 cup hot thick custard sauce and 13 cup raisins. Blend thoroughly and serve hot or chilled with pouring or whipped cream.
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Poultry Products Institute of Canada
USEFUL INSECT AND PETRELS AND PENCILLIN DISCOVERY
The small Oriental insect secretes lac used in varnishes ranking with honeybees and silkworms. Some petrels travel up to 100 miles from Maine coast to nest, avoiding land due to burrow vulnerability. Penicillin was discovered accidentally in 1928 by Dr. Alexander Fleming as a mold product from common bread mold.
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Maine
Alexander Fleming
Ghostly presence in Bewdley Street house? Baxter and Moira weigh unseen visitor
Stanley Baxter, the British actor, and his wife Moira discuss a believed room in their early Regency Bewdley Street home that feels haunted. They insist no ghost has been seen, though a psychic guest reported lights flashing and movements in the sewing room during a stay.
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Stanley Baxter
London
Bewdley Street
Moira
Psta
Stanley
Precious stones reign as four gems in the spotlight
A concise note identifies diamonds emeralds sapphires and rubies as the four truly precious stones. It emphasizes their enduring value and global allure.
Wisconsin Tops as Nation's Largest Cheese Producer
Wisconsin is identified as the leading cheese producing state in the United States, highlighting its prominent role in the dairy industry and its impact on national cheese supply and prices. The report emphasizes statewide production levels and market significance.
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Wisconsin
United States
Man Finds Reunion with Son as Wife's Relic
Jim Byron steps off a city streetcar and tracks a hopeful connection with Ronnie, his stepson. At a public school game Ronnie believes his real father died heroically in the war, and Jim's inner conflict centers on his past absence and a possible future bond. Jim gently urges patience, plans to work nearby, and fades into dusk after a fragile, hopeful meeting with his wife Helen’s son.
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Byron
West 130Th Street
Jim
Jim Byron
California
Jisa
Ronnie
Helen
Mister
Ronald
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