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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1946
Page
9
Guide to using cornmeal, buckwheat, barley and rolled oats as bread bases. Notes suggest whole rolled oats ground for bread, with example recipe using molasses margarine milk yeast oats barley and white flour. Emphasizes that pork breads are coarser and slower to rise but flavorful.
Fragmented recipe steps describe mixing, kneading, and rising dough to double size. Mentions warm place, moist sticky dough, divide into two, use greased tins, bake starting 425 F then lower to 350 F for remainder. Includes stray phrases about water, steam, and timing.
A fragmentary recipe feature presents peach desserts with gelatin and lemon, plus a cottage cheese and melon ball dish for Sunday night supper. It lists ingredients like mashed peaches, peach juice, lime juice, gelatin, and melon balls, with steps to soften gelatin, mix, mold, chill, and garnish.
A readable recipe for baked stuffed onions using corned beef hash. Involves prepping large Bermuda onions, removing centers, sautéing centers with vitaminized margarine and quick oats, mixing with corned beef hash, stuffing, topping with margarine, and baking 20-25 minutes at 400 degrees Fahrenheit to yield six servings.
Recipe text describes a rabbit dish with marinades and vegetables, including onions, garlic, parsley, and Provencal eggplant style steps. It references Bowed steps, boiling, simmering, and deep frying, then combines vegetables and rabbit with oil and salt. Also notes a theft item about RL Lawrence's Seven Pillars of Wisdom worth 1800 pounds in a London car.
A long readable guide explains cooking poultry at low heat to keep meat tender. It covers giblet prep, including liver heart and neck, simmering times from 2 to 4 hours, and methods to brown and finish drumstick and breast pieces. It details a flour coating, fat depth, and simmering to prevent dryness, with notes on serving and refrigeration.
Green and yellow vegetables are prepared in various ways for family meals. The passage describes washing, pan frying, and making a bean and pork soup with salt, water, and other ingredients, noting it yields a hearty supper and requests for more detailed instructions.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a recipe mixed with odd phrases about ingredients and utensils. It mentions onions, thyme, water, flour, browned cubes, and plastic for various uses. The piece also oddly references a “new plague” and reinvented goods like plastic for packaging and aprons.
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