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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
10
A long kitchen note presents multiple lamb stew methods with shoulder cuts, potatoes, carrots, onions, and tomatoes. Steps include trimming meat, simmering in water or stock, skimming foam, adding vegetables in stages, and baking in a covered dish until tender.
Fragmentary text notes a person named Cossey or Cossey una and a Mr Witched Gaffis returning to Sporlanson SGC after weeks with someone. Details, dates, and context are unreadable.
A fragmented recipe feature presents methods for a spiced apple souffle with lemon topping and a rice chouquettes dessert. It outlines ingredients like evaporated milk, apples, lemon juice, and sugar, plus steps to prepare a white sauce, fold in fruit, and bake at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. It also briefly mentions serving guidance with a chicken supreme.
A fragmented passage outlines Italian dishes including gnocchi and seafood sauces, with multiple recipe fragments. It mentions gnocchi in two styles, a meat sauce variant, and oysters with shrimp and chives, plus references to beef gravy, cheese, and herbs. The garbled text includes at least two named dishes and cooking steps.
A fragmented recipe notes a basic coffee cake method with flour, baking powder, salt, egg, syrup or milk, and shortening. Variations include fruit toppings like cranberries and apples, plus buttered sugar sprinkles and spice toppings. The text hints several methods and toppings, including streusel and lemon spice options, with baking at 400 degrees F for about 25 minutes.
New York experts in education weigh how well public schools prepare students for democracy and life. A magazine poll finds most agree schools need stronger civics, history, geography, and government curricula, with more vocational training and career guidance. Some urge reduced drill, foreign language emphasis, and practical health education to boost student readiness.
Workers in five cities were targeted as the campaign began in Boston Chicago and Cleveland and planned expansion to four more. Interviews occurred as 20 000 workers in two Toronto meat packing plants voted yesterday to stage a folded arms strike for higher wages. Authorities warned that an extension could halt shipments of Argentine meats.
A quirky recipe page describes Spinach Pie called Torta Wascualing with spinach, onion, grated Italian cheese, four eggs, and seasonings baked in a crust. It also outlines a potato omelet method with fried potatoes, eggs, milk, butter, and cheese, served as an entree. Cauliflower and other vegetables are mentioned as alternatives.
Miss Howe Mekie near improvement at Broadway home reports, Dovakl Mahas and children visit Albany. James Eienfiun of Vinn Street returns. Army promotions include Arthur F Watson to corporal, APO 657 with Company F Second Infantry. Folland Greene discharged after five years service including European theater. Bay and Wis Albert Lacasse visits formers, Ward Lacasse to spend leave in Hartwick. Holy Name Society banquet planned at Elis club. address by Father Formin. Enlistment news: Leona Nichols Maple Street to Alaskan Army Air Forces. Nichols, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols, has three brothers in World War II.
A fragmented guide lists simple uses of honey with griddle cakes, bread, and cereals. It suggests pairing honey with jam or eggs, adding citrus, and spicing with cinnamon. The text also mentions honey butter on toast and topping with whipped cream, noting pecans as an optional nut.
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