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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1945
Page
26
A quirky home guide shares sugar free ice cream methods using condensed milk water and vanilla. It offers recipes for sugarless vanilla and chocolate ice creams, freezing tips, and serving ideas with berries, peaches, jams, and black toffee toppings to enhance flavor.
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This timetable of rationing dates will be published weekly in this newspaper for ready reference. Stamp 38 for five pounds of goods through Aug. 31. Spare stamp 13 for sugar valid through Sept. 30. Shoes No.1 No.2 No.3 No.4 in Book 3 remain valid indefinitely. Calf liver recipe given with ingredients and steps. Independence Missouri note about a man in a straw hat aboard a bus. A sharp knife safety reminder.
The report notes Hudson Valley sweet corn and early peaches in peak supply later in the season. Increased homegrown tomatoes and potatoes are anticipated while snap beans show moderate availability and demand. It stresses preserving beans for next year, outlines canning tips, and underscores the upcoming harvest period for New York State peaches with general market conditions described as moderate to weak.
Directions for using corn syrup and sugar in canning and freezing peaches are offered. Suggested methods claim to be obtainable from Rogm at the Postoffice Building in Troy, NX, by mail or telephone Troy 7056.
A step by step home recipe describes steaming perch haddock or other white fish in a colander over boiling water for about twenty minutes. It instructs melting butter, adding flour onion and milk to thicken a sauce, then folding in custard and horseradish before pouring over the fish and serving with garnish.
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