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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1946
Page
12
Readable fragments describe a muffin based substitute for bread with ingredients like bran, eggs, molasses, sugar, cinnamon, honey, orange zest, and possible nuts. Instructions reference soaking, mixing wet and dry components, filling pans two-thirds full, and baking, with toppings and variability noted.
Fragmented instructions for corn meal muffins and a roast shoulder dish. Muffin notes cover two flours and variations with sugar egg milk and shorte ning with bake times around 20 minutes at high heat. Shoulder recipe describes a 45 pound joint seared in buttered pan with carrots onions and herbs then simmered two hours and served with thickened gravy.
A garbled, OCR style notice discusses emergency flour usage for cakes and baking, mentioning 89 percent on the market and various ingredients like sugar, molasses, yeast, and margarine. It shifts to kitchen instructions for making doughs, buns, and herbs, then moves to a chicken pot pie and shad recipes with steps, temps, and serving notes, mixing in mentions of caraway, dumplings, oyster sauce, and stews.
A period kitchen guide touts quick frozen vegetables as easy to prepare with cod tillets and peppers. It advises boiling frozen veggies, sautéing onion and fat, mixing with crumbs, stuffing onions, baking, and serving with corn, tomatoes, and herbs.
A homemaker Lloyd uses peanut butter to replace shortening in cookies and brownies to stretch scarce supplies. The guide shows substitutions and steps for baking with peanut butter, plus a savory sour cream dish and a bean recipe. Strong entities include Mrs. Wive shomumaker and Kool.
Fragmented OCR style text about snacks and lunch planning. Mentions children and mid afternoon snacks, with odd phrases and unclear names. Indicates concern about food choices for kids and a plan related to Jar and Chole article style reference, but details are garbled.
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