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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
13
Bae Wilson & Co suggests easy hot weather meals that fit family time and outdoor activities. The piece notes Red Cross OC D and Victory Gardens shaping meal plans and proposes make ahead dinners stored in the refrigerator overnight for daytime use.
A cold main dish recipe for a jellied veal surprise with mayonnaise and vegetables is presented, plus kitchen shortcuts for summer cooking. The note suggests using B-V and referencesGeorge Rector’s summer recipes. It highlights prep steps, mold chilling, and serving for six, with general tips on quick meals and prepped ingredients.
A fragmented recipe mentions mint to sweeten with syrup and berries for garnishes. It describes serving chilled in tall glasses with port wine and shaved ice. The text lists mint sprigs and blackberries, aiming for a fruity, decorative beverage.
June expirations cover meat fats oil cheese canned fish and milk rationing. July dates apply to processed fruits vegetables sugar coffee shoes tires and fuel oil. Onondaga County Rationing Board operates from the former George Washington School with contact at 30163.
A note lists key dates to remember for the rationing program. It emphasizes deadlines and milestones affecting households and suppliers, guiding compliance and distribution schedules during the wartime effort.
A wartime kitchen guide urges housewives to can fruits and vegetables to aid the nation during shortages. It details jar preparation from washing to boiling, kitchen cleanliness, and proper canning practice, plus a vegetable casserole recipe and tips for hygiene.
The Herald Journal cites Home Bureau reports on good buys in produce with Miss Hazel Reed in charge. Strawberries are in season and worth canning for winter use. Peas, green beans from PA and NJ, lettuce, asparagus, beet greens, radishes, greens, spinach, and red onions are plentiful. Meat is limited to smoked meats and cold cuts while fish remains available daily excluding Monday. California oranges and lemons are selling near ceiling prices with cantaloupe and watermelon in supply. Sunday dinner features roast pork with apple sauce gravy, buttered peas, mashed potatoes, fresh fruit salad, cheese, and iced coffee.
American ingenuity shines in an old time pie crust reformulated for wartime use. A simple graham cracker crust is lined and filled with a four to five ingredient chocolate custard, strained, cooled, and chilled until firm. The method emphasizes quick prep with minimal shortening and a light crust.
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