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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1949
Page
20
Short note describes a savory cheese rarebit prepared with meaty ripe olives bits of pimiente and a tomato dipping sauce. The item is presented as a tasty Lenten dinner entree served on toast with a tomato sauce dip.
A quirky recipe uses ripe olives grated American cheese and milk to create a warm cheese mix. Toasts are dipped in a tomato chili sauce, then topped with olives and cheese and finished with more tomato mixture.
A fragmented cooking item describes melting butter, sautéing onion, adding consommé and water, boiling, slicing frankfurters, and heating with chopped sauerkraut. An after school snack note then suggests blending spicy red apples with orange marmalade to spread on bread.
The piece promotes milk as high quality protein at low cost and notes we derive about a third of daily riboflavin from three cups of milk. It covers storing milk, shopping options, and alternatives like evaporated and powdered milk. It also mentions cottage cheese and ricotta like dairy options and offers basic kitchen tips for soups and tea.
Mrs Pat OBrien appears in a lighthearted feature promoting Blue Bonnet margarine. The advert highlights celebrity association and urges readers to try Bite Boxet Margarine for flavor nutrition and economy.
The fragment discusses preparing an Easter ham including whether to serve a whole or half ham. It mentions checking bake times, adding extra minutes for scoring, and placing the ham fat side up in a rectangular enameled pan. It notes baking at 325 degrees and removing the rind about 30 minutes before the end.
A skewed OCR fragment mentions a shiny surface and a character named Anne and Jim in an unclear setting. No verifiable events, dates, places, or organizations are discernible to establish a coherent news item.
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