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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
11
A recipe note describes enriching a drink with an egg by adding a beaten yolk to milk, then folding in stiffly beaten egg white. For special occasions top with a spoonful of vanilla or chocolate ice cream to finish.
Many favorite recipes were submitted for the Chronicle-Telegram's first contest in its 14 week series. Judges selected two winners who will each receive a dollar. the top prize includes a Coca Cola taste and a NEHS Par-T-Pak for the second winner.
A Word From The Contest Editor announces the second week contest by Chronicle Telegraph. Open faced sandwiches and canapes are the focus with prizes of one dollar for each LBO winner plus a case of Coca Cola for the first and a NEHI Par-T-Pak for the second. Recipes should be original, yield for a family of five, with exact quantities, times, temperatures, and kitchen needs.
The Chronicle-Telegram contest honored several recipes for favorite dishes. One recipe suggests diced potatoes with onions, salt, pepper, celery salt, bacon or butter, simmered in water for an hour, then a milk and flour blend thickens the soup. Serves four. credited to Mrs. Charles Swartzls of Longfellow Street.
A Victorian era home cook shares two recipes. First, marrow dumplings from a ray shank broth mixed with bread crumbs and spices, formed into marble sized balls and boiled twenty minutes with noodles or vegetables. Second, a cream of onion soup using onions butter flour cornstarch pepper and mashed potatoes, finished with croutons and hot milk. Recipes credited to Mrs. Charles W. Ives and Mrs. N. L. Duckett with full addresses.
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