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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1998
Page
9
Memorial Day gatherings and potluck tips shared by readers from Syracuse include grouping dishes for salads casseroles desserts and beverages with grills available. Readers solicit recipes for Caribbean Banana Cake No Bake Summer Apple Tart Imperial Sauce and other crowd favorites plus sugar free desserts and traditional breads.
A noodle salad combines noodles with brown sugar oil mustard vinegar and caraway seeds heated briefly then stirred into bowled noodles with cabbage carrot slaw beef and Swiss cheese sprinkled on top and served.
The passage instructs mixing dry ingredients with milk molasses and shortening, then adding dry ingredients and mixing well. Bake in a 326 degree oven for two hours. It mentions using vegetable cans, a water pan in the oven, and steaming bread slowly for a long period.
A simple dessert uses vanilla ice cream in a graham crust tart. Bake crust briefly, cool, fill with softened ice cream, then freeze until firm. Slice apples with sugar and mix, ready to serve as a cold summer tart.
Martin Sloane reviews Campbell Soup Co's Intelligent Quisine line aimed at diabetics and heart patients. The program, tested in Ohio with 21 meals for about 80 dollars, failed to meet sales expectations after shifting from supermarkets to doctors' offices. The piece notes possible supermarket success had it been offered in stores with American Heart Association and American Diabetes Association endorsements. It also covers supermarket generosity toward Second Harvest and a separate incident in a Milwaukee Kohl's express line, plus Riviana Foods marketing offers for microwave rice cookers and dispensers.
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