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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1990

Page

13

Symphony wine event supports Syracuse basketball fundraiser

The Syracuse Symphony Association hosts a wine and food auction with Wegmans donations and more than 125 wines from 30 wineries. Bertie Brzostek leads the auction while notable bottles such as a 1999 Nuits Saint Georges draw bidders. Tickets are 15 for individuals, 25 for couples, with tax deductibility.

Syracuse Symphony Association Krows Racusane Wiegmans Wegmans Bertie Brzostek Wells Nuits St Georges

Produce prices dip as supplies rise in Central New York

Central New York market reporter James Mapley notes wholesale tomato prices at 1.25 per pound and green beans at 79 cents while asparagus runs 1.10 per pound and peppers at about two or three for 1. This price break ends a two month lull for consumers and sweet corn returns at about 1 per ear despite high cost. Fruits and vegetables from California and Chile appear in season including strawberries apples peaches and various grapes while winter pears are listed.

James Mapley New York New York State Department of Agriculture Mapley California Fionda New York State Chile

The Bushes Secret Snack Habits Revealed

A White House tour reveals President George Bush and Barbara Bush are less demanding than prior residents. Sous chef Frank Ruta notes a relaxed environment and an informal private kitchen where late night snacks occur. a kitchen clipboard lists oysters, potato chips, zucchini and English muffins from Safeway.

White House Frank Ruta George Bush Barbara Ruta Big House Safeway Supermarket

Almond Paste Cookies Sent From Fulton and Oswego

Almond cookies like Mama made are shared from Fulton and Oswego readers Nichol of East Syracuse asked for the recipe. Mrs Waldren suggests bread crusts sugar and almond paste while Mrs Runcari uses almond paste sugar flour confectioners sugar and egg whites. Mrs Grace lists almond paste confectioners sugar baking powder flour and egg whites. Only the recipe printed due to space.

Nichol East Syracuse Nalian Mary Runeari Fulton Sharon Waldren Laurie Grace Oswego

Almond Paste Cookies with Maraschino and Pine Nuts

Recipe by Dorine Lord of Ogdensburg includes 2 pounds almond paste 1 pound confectioners sugar 5 egg whites 2 cups milk margarine salt pepper flour and toppings of maraschino cherries or pine nuts. Instructions: mix by hand fold in egg whites add flour and baking powder drop on sprayed sheet bake at 350 for about seven minutes until cookies stay white.

Recipe Swap Salmon with Grapes and Mustard Sauce

A reader asks for a mustard sauce recipe from Heid's in Liverpool. The column presents a quick salmon poached in wine with a grape salsa, plus tips for measuring ingredients, and invites readers to submit requests or recipes to Evelyn Clayton in Syracuse, New York.

Charlotte Seymour Syracuse Heid’s Liverpool Oregon S Cuse Evelyn Clayton Herald-Journal P.O

Potato comeback fuels high fiber diet trend

The Four Seasons in Manhattan serves baked potatoes at lunch sparking a national trend as potatoes move from side dish to centerpiece. publisher John Fairchild and restaurant GM Alex von Bidder note rising demand while cooks develop new varieties and recipes.

John Fairchild Women’s Wear Daily Four Seasons Manhattan Alex von Bidder Lydie Marshall Harper and Row U.S. Agriculture Department

Russet Burbank Potatoes Dominate U S Crop And Cooking Tips

The Idaho russet Burbank potato remains the leading variety, accounting for two-fifths of the nation’s potato crop. It is a high starch mealy tuber suited to baking frying or chipping and stored with care to avoid dampness. Different varieties and seasonality shape selection with tips from chefs on boil baking and finishing.

Burbank Idaho Katherine Alford Peter Kump New York Maine William Handwerker Nathan's Famous Hirsch Aldin

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