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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
10
A $clears, recipe list from the French chef Fig for inexpensive tough beef cuts. Dishes include Boeuf En Danbe a la Nicoise, Mirwatun De Boeuf Lyonnaise, and Carbonnades A La Flamande. Instructions cover beef preparation, vegetables, seasoning, and serving, with baked cream potatoes as a side.
Cook pork chops in oil with garlic until seared. Stir in cumin, parsley, and chopped tomatoes then cover and simmer about 25 minutes. Remove garlic. Plate chops and spoon pan sauce over.
Dessert recipe described uses eggs for protein in desserts when meat scarce. Ingredients include applesauce, gelatin, cinnamon, egg whites, and molds with chilling. A separate golden custard uses egg yolks milk sugar and vanilla. serves eight.
War correspondents on Guam describe nightly sightings and eerie noises as Japanese fugitives are rumored near a camp. Guards patrol a barbed wire perimeter while journalists joke about Little Joe Nakajima and glow worms near the mess and quarters.
A nostalgic recipe sheet outlines a full Sunday menu with oysters to start and a roast goose with stuffing including prunes, olives and pork, served with cranberry sauce and turnips. It also suggests plum pudding or mince pie, and ends with maple syrup over snow for a winter treat.
John Qua of Troy spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs Lilliant Piser. Abs. Jar 3 Tm visited with Mrs William Piisdeld in Mass. Lionel B Steele celebrated art with Mrs Percy Morse in Cambridge. Ida Doty of Launderinglee improved after serious heart ailment. Clarence Jackson attended Capital District Grange Cooperative Fire tutela at Albany Saturday. Mebet Rien and Harold Rich had dinner with Mr and Mrs Rich. John Hil and her mother Mrs George Ellis worked in Albany. Chierg Gray to entertain Girl Scouts with birthday dinner and skating for Eleanor. Mrs lured exter Walters Sr. has to New York after visiting Mrs Lester of the W S officers were rs Clifford Gray and Clifford Gilchrist.
A simple casserole combines cauliflower florets with shrimps. Cooked shrimp and cauliflower are arranged in a dish, then a margarine and flour paste with milk thickens into a sauce poured over the vegetables. Top with bread crumbs and bake until golden.
Advice on using well greased muffin tins to portion a spoonful of batter per cookie. This method helps cookies spread evenly and rise to a uniform size, reducing uneven baking results.
A guide to using peanuts to supplement protein during shortages. Includes a casserole recipe blending cooked spaghetti, chipped beef, white sauce, peanuts, cheese and breadcrumbs baked at 373 degrees for thirty minutes. Also begins a Baked Stuffed Hamburg recipe with ground steak, onion, parsley, salt, bacon fat and water.
A fragment notes that Benjamin Franklin at one time operated two printing plants in France. The garbled text also mentions cooking measurements likely unrelated to the main fact.
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