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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
13
This fragment outlines preparing a stock with pepper and Remare, adding apple and meat, skimming fat, and achieving 6 percent cup stock. It includes steps to return stock to kettle, add carrots, barley, and oats, then simmer 44 hours until vegetables are tender and serve with parsley.
A fragmented note describes shad returns and table treats with cooking ideas for shad roe. It mentions boned versus unboned roe, firmness and flavor notes, and deviled roe, with a remedy involving turmeric anchovy paste mustard sherry and margarine. The text references baking and serving suggestions for roe with watercress and a brief cooking timeline.
A quirky food item notes Mondays aim to lift mood with simple recipes. The fragment mentions sausages and bread and hints at a column style cooking tip for home cooks seeking easier meals.
Fragmentary cooking notes describe sausage in moderation and a mix including fat or drippings, onion and green pepper, cooked rice cereal, eggs, salt, and pepper. Mentions degrees, regional terms, and unclear measurements. lacks coherent steps or complete ingredients.
Mrs Dorothy Leontruno reports from the War Department that her son B Sgt Thomas Leanbruns 25 wounded on Iwo Jima March 47 details not released. Mrs Lednorino hears from her son after weeks. Mrs Henry Benue 52 dies at 12 Williams Street. Deane born in Chezy resident of Whitehall 25 years survives by husband two sons Louis and Raymond four daughters Mrs Ernest Anderson Mrs Clemens Mrs Robert Shovah and Winifred. Interment in Drasden Cemetery. Funeral Wednesday Notre Dame des Victoires Church Rev J H Pellstrier.
The column lists residents and visitors including Latham Clyda Orreté at Wat Mrs. Marie Sutton in Samaritan Hospital Trox Bobbie and Janet visiting Selkirk Mae Tynan W. H. Fill and daughter Carole of Buffalos guests of Mrs J A Dill Warren Scully camping after time with wife Allene Brady and daughter Allen C Galloway Wenfield Mass Vacationing with Hewitt family Mrs Hewitt daughter Diane Miles Hewitt returning from Chestertown funeral of Fred Carl Denier JistaMere Bridge Club results at Mrs J A Attard home next meeting at Mrs T J Hotchkiss Candielight Club meets at Mrs James Hachidurian and Mrs Frank J Landa No bar meeting Mar 1 at Mrs Ruth Budiong home Cockiaal Bowling League results and upcoming banquet Mar 1
West Sand Lake resident Mastie is confined to the Samaritan Hospital in Troy for treatment. Mr and Mrs George Laps and Raymond Lape spent the weekend with relatives in Schenectady. Mr and Mrs Arthur Rice are a few days at Lake Harry. Millers Jr chaplain assistant first class and Mrs. Simer of Bainbridge Training Center Md are visiting Mr and Mrs Haz ny Miter Sr.
Center Brunswick Richard Mayner was elected president of the Eastern District Intermediate Luther League at a spring rally held at Trin fin Lutheran Church Albany. A variety entertainment and white elephant auction will be held this evening at the O.U.A ML Hall under the Friendly Circle Class of the Methodist Church. Mrs Stephen Sidebotham is general chairman.
The report notes higher storage apple inventories with Melmesh and McIntosh varieties in ample supply. Demand remains strong for fresh and cooking uses as supplies are moved from storage after June. Homemakers can request the recipe bulletin Apples and its sugar dieting desserts from Room 210 Post Office Building Troy.
A simple tip advises keeping tomatoes on the shelf above the humid drawer if available. If the humid drawer is absent, store them on the shelf just above the bottom. This guidance aims to preserve ripeness and freshness in common kitchen setups.
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