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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
2
Local readers share a collection of pressed kitchen memories including liver loaf with rice, sponge cakes, and pies. Recipes from Elyria and Wellington offer rhubarb custard, cherry delights, pecan rolls, and jam varieties.
Instructions for ripe peach jam detail peeling pits and finely chopping fruit. If flavor or tartness is weak add juice from one lemon. Then measure sugar and prepared fruit with pectin to complete the jam recipe.
A reader shares two pickle recipes and notes for home canning. The cucumber pickles describe slicing large cucumbers, salting, brining, vinegar and spice infusion, then cooking and sealing. The sweet pickles use overnight salt brine, fresh vinegar, sugar, mixed spices, and hot canning. The contributor Grafton and Mrs. Fred Ketchum of East River Street are cited.
Chronicle-Telegram announces winners Mrs Mayme McGinnis Elyria and Mrs M A Haag Ely ria in a weekly recipe contest. Readers are invited to send in recipes with judges ready to select a entry. BRIDE'S NEVER FAIL BISCUITS: mix 2 cups flour 2 tablespoons shortening 1-2 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoons baking powder 1-7 cup milk. Roll and cut into 12 biscuits.
Three quarts of sliced cucumbers and a quart of small pickling onions are salted overnight. Drain, then prepare a dressing with vinegar, sugar, mustard seed, alum, navy bean, flour, mustard, and turmeric. Combine with vegetables, boil and seal. Mrs Haag, 309 West Street, City.
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