Casserole Good for Buffet Supper
A leftover friendly casserole recipe uses chicken or turkey with potato chips for a crunchy crust. It blends onions mushrooms and cheese with stock and green pepper for a savory main dish suitable for buffets.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
11
A leftover friendly casserole recipe uses chicken or turkey with potato chips for a crunchy crust. It blends onions mushrooms and cheese with stock and green pepper for a savory main dish suitable for buffets.
A biscuit of wartime cooking features a creamy macaroni casserole with chicken, green pepper, and cheese, baked until browned. It includes a mock hollandaise sauce and a Middle American flavored beef and tomato version, blending pantry staples with inventive substitutions for shortages.
A fragmented recipe article describes a traditional rice pudding with custard and lemon, plus a fatty rice grid jam variant. It details steps for preparing rice padding cups, egg whites, and toppings, then shifts to a beef dish with tomatoes and spices and a long braise instruction for a shoulder roast with flavorful garnishes.
A fragmented home cook note outlines a tomato basil dish using leftovers and various seasonings. Instructions refer to butter or margarine, a frying pan, green peppers, chopped beans, and canned tomatoes. Cook about ten minutes until tender, then add herbs and serve promptly.
The readable portions describe disrupted training notes and references to locations like Loyola and New Orleans, with garbled phrases about schools, seasons, and learning. The text remains largely unreadable and lacks coherent events or actors to confirm.
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