Goldenred Eggs In White Sauce For Lunch Or Supper
Goldenred eggs reheated in a white sauce over toast make a luncheon or supper. Use 1.5 eggs per person, simmered 80 minutes, then peeled and cooled. White sauce blends butter flour milk salt pepper paprika, with chopped green pepper or parsley optional. Top portions with pressed yolks and parsley garnish.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
T Ie Bureau of Home Economies
Systematic Home Cleaning Plan From USDA Bureau
The Bureau of Home Economics outlines a year round, systematic approach to cleaning rooms and furnishings. It recommends simple washable curtains, year round draperies, organized closet storage, and a top-to-bottom cleaning sequence including dusting, moving pictures, and cleaning radiators and grates to minimize spring clutter.
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Bureau of Home Economica
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Four asparagus recipes from the bureau of home economics
Four asparagus cooking recipes developed by the Bureau of Home Economics promote quick methods to use small asparagus amounts at season start. Recipes include Spaghetti and Asparagus, Asparagus Timbales, Asparagus Soup, and Asparagus Custard with detailed steps, ingredients, and baking or cooking times.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Lemons Now Valued For Vitamins By USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture designates Vitaminea Lemons as a vitamin source, not just flavor. Lemons are promoted for use in beverages desserts sauces and in the preparation of meals, with expert cooks creating sauces for fish and meat.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cocka
How the Useful Plants Came to Mankind
The article surveys turnips and rice origins, tracing Brassica cultivation in Europe and Asia, and rice spread from China through India and the Near East. It notes the turnip’s European wild status, and rice’s long travel from China to Egypt and Europe, with language roots for the word rice.
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T. E. Steward
WU Sa“len
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England
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Denmark
Siberia
India
China
Japan
Asia
de Candolle
Europe
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Egypt
Alexander
Mesopotamia
Chin-nong
de Candalle
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United States
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Western Newspaper Union
Rocks to Tell History in Stone Walls
Dr A R B Cook returns from a North America expedition to prepare a geological history of the world. He plans to display walls in a museum corridor as a sequence of stone formations, early life, fish, birds and reptiles, then human remains.
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A. R B. Cook
England
North America
His Life Work and Squirrels in Stockbridge
A garbled piece notes a boy favoring arithmetic avoidance in favor of a future prize fight referee role. It mentions grey squirrels gnawing power box insulation in Stockbridge Massachusetts causing outages. A fragmented quote hints at alarm clock urgency and philosophical lines about troubles.
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Stockbridge
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