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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
11
A brittle dry cake can be sliced very thin for use as a jelly mold for a dessert. Do not heat egg whites too much or the angel food cake becomes dry. Beat until the mixture forms a peak when the beater is removed. A glass pitcher of arranged fruit juices stored in the ice box can be quickly turned into punch by adding iced water and ice.
Have it plain with milk or cream and sugar or with fresh fruit or berries. The big golden oven crisp flakes perk you up and give quick energy in every bowl. Have Post Toasties for breakfast tomorrow. A General Foods product. Soldiers, clowns, circus animals are free on new packages.
A dated collection detailing potato preparations. It covers mashed potatoes pressed through a river for texture, Vienna rolls made from mashed potatoes with egg yolks, fried potato balls boiled briefly then fried, and scalloped potatoes with onions and peppers baked in milk. Recipes include measurements, mixing steps, and oven directions.
Recipes for Milanese macaroni and hamburger steak with macaroni plus a macaroni loaf outline. Details include steps for sauce, pepper and onion soffritto, tomato pulp, cheese, and finishing with parsley. Also covers a macaroni loaf with cream and bread crumbs baked in a water bath and a finishing tomato caper sauce.
Cool spaghetti to one cup then heat cream milk butter and salt. Mix with bread crumbs cheese and pepper. Beat eggs, add pimiento, pour into waxed paper lined dish. Bake in hot water at 250 degrees for thirty five minutes.
A compact recipe summary for two tartar sauce preparations. The first mixes white sauce with mayonnaise olives capers parsley and hot vinegar. The second outlines a tartare style sauce with yolks oil and tarragon vinegar, capers olives and parsley, served with fish meat or chicken. Also notes Nippon as the Japanese name for Japan.
A fragment advises readers to consider laundering when designing wash frocks. Emphasizes sturdy seams and durable fabrics to withstand repeated washings, noting ironed trims and a simple pattern from the Bureau of Home Economics for easy laundering.
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