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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
12
A historical food note discusses preserving cherries and enjoying a vitamin rich fruit year round. It mentions sugarless canning and earlier rationing practices, highlighting Bing and Gesyert cherries and home preservation methods.
Recipes describe liver mashed with mushrooms and mushrooms used to disguise liver. Also instructions for liver hash with stock and sour cream and a chocolate Indians cake with dates and nuts. A bread box cleaning tip and a meat loaf note with oregano are included.
A dated guide promotes meatless meals with emphasis on protein from milk cheese nuts and dried legumes. It lists three main combinations featuring macaroni loaf with tomato cheese sauce baked stuffed tomatoes and a mixed vegetable and cheese casserole with avocado cocktail and fruit desserts.
A weekly published timetable lists rationing dates for Sugar Meat Cheese Butter and canned foods with stamp numbers and validity through late summer. It notes stamps for fuel shoes gasoline and motorist requirements, plus the Ration Board Office hours at The Hotel Troy in Rensselaer County and Troy City offices.
Digest advises increasing salty foods in heat to replace salt lost through perspiration. It notes salt tablets aided soldiers in the South Pacific and wartime workers, and suggests crackers, pretzels, bread, salted nuts, chips, and raw vegetables with salt as easy sources for adequate intake during summer.
West Sand Lake residents Mr and Mrs Warren King spent a few days in Buffalo recently. A prayer meeting will be held this evening at the Salem Evangelican Church See Sue. Catherine Bame of Troy will spend a few days with Bir and Mrs George Bame. Mr and Mrs Harvey Rogers recently spent a few days at their camp at Dyken Pond. Mia Lillian Snyder and Miss Helen Snyder spent the weekend with friends in Schenectady.
The sugar and shortening shortage cripples Troy bakeries forcing partial weeks and closed days. Many bakeries post Monday to Wednesday closures until supply returns, with scarce prewar cookies and limited syrups in groceries. Households pivot to molasses as a substitute while keeping tomatoes chilled before serving.
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