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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1974
Page
3
Mrs Sanders asks for help with removing a burned item and shares a stubborn kitchen mishap. Readers suggest practical tips while another contributor, Mrs Clayton Mackerot, offers a crowd friendly dessert idea using a layered cake, cream cheese pudding, crushed pineapple, and coal whip topping.
Adeline Shell, dietitian and author, promotes smarter buying to cut costs and boost nutrition. She lectures at University of Wisconsin Stout, critiques ads and packaging, and urges local action to curb waste and price shocks while teaching shoppers to read labels and use unit pricing.
A collage of economical pantry dishes and quick soups. Waldorf Beans with pork and beans and celery forms a 2 cup salad served in crisp lettuce cups. A chilly weather snack blends vegetable juice lemon and cayenne for about 12 cups. It also features chicken stew and beef stew options garnished with sour cream and herbs. A refreshing chilled drink combines vegetable juice with apple juice and spices for about 1.2 cups.
A 1974 nutrition themed column urges healthier family meals and budget friendly cooking. It promotes whole cereals vegetables and affordable proteins, and presents two bread recipes molasses rye and poppy seed batter bread with steps and rising times. It notes the aim to feature outstanding local cooks and practical tips to make mealtime pleasant.
A historical recipe mix outlines making crescent shaped rolls with layered margarine folds, plus a cranberry spiral bread with jam filling. It covers ingredients, dough making, folding, proofing, baking at 425 F, and serving tips for warm rolls and cranberry pastry.
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