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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
10
Raspberry ice cream recipe yields 1 pint with red raspberries sugar salt and creams. Crush berries with sugar cook briefly then sieve cool and chill. Whip and fold in single cream then mix with chilled juice then freeze in trays.
A frozen raspberry custard is prepared by soaking gelatine in milk, mixing cornstarch with remaining milk, cooking until thick, tempering with eggs, then cooking briefly. The mixture is flavored with vanilla, folded with stiff egg whites, and churned in a freezer pan.
A detailed punch recipe yields a raspberry flavored drink using lemon juice crushed raspberries cooked raspberries green tea sugar and fruit juices. Mix tea with water strain, sweeten with sugar, add citrus juices, chill, then blend with pineapple juice and serve over crushed ice or with sherbet as garnish.
Ridgeville July 12 The L B S will meet on Wednesday July 17 at the Mause. A picnic dinner will be served by the members. Nelson Freeman has returned from Detroit after a severe auto accident. Miss Madge Gagen of Elyria, Mr and Mrs B J Harris, Miss ...
Ruth and Tom Maddock traveled to LeRoy Ohio last Sunday to call on friends. Several relatives and guests from California Cleveland Lorain Pittsfield Elyria and Lakewood visited or were visited this week. Notable names include Elma Haven Alice Evans E. B. Knowles H. G. Stacey B. J. Harris Mary Elizabeth Watson and others in Mansfield Pittsfield Sheffield and Cleveland.
Mrs. Hoover toured Pine Grove Furnace camp with secret service in attendance. Her party, including sister Mrs. Large and niece Miss Janet Large, was escorted by state patrols from Gettysburg. She walked to the camp fire circle to greet about 100 Girl Scouts and dined with them in a rough wooden mess hall.
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