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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2005
Page
7
A reader urges women to schedule mammograms while men need prostate checks and PSA tests. Abby affirms the plea, noting early detection saves lives. The page also covers recipe questions about mohn hamantaschen and apricot conserve, offering guidance and references.
Reader seeks a family secret porter cake using dark beer for St Patrick's Day. Requests a recipe or method from Sheila in Basin Po and asks writers to respond to Linda Cicera at food herald dot com or mail to 1 Herald Plaza Miami Florida 3372. Personal routines unavailable.
Ingredients and method describe making a Cajun shrimp creole with a dark roux from flour and oil plus vegetables. The mix simmers with onion celery green pepper garlic and tomatoes, then shrimp added until pink and served over rice with parsley garnish.
A detailed gumbo recipe for Mr Johns Chorizo and Seafood Gumbo with chorizo, shrimp stock, crabs, crawfish tails, and Creole seasoning. It describes making a dark roux, sautéing vegetables and sausage, simmering, adding seafood, and serving over rice with green onions and parsley for garnish.
Dear Amy, a reader asks how to handle lingering love after a breakup and shifting friendships. The writer admits ongoing feelings for a girlfriend who now has a new partner, with friends growing closer and dating dynamics causing confusion.
A reader letters page touts ERS Facial Cream and RBS bye Gel as cures for puffy eyes age spots and facial wrinkles. The note mentions availability, a toll free number, and an online site claiming guaranteed results.
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