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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
10
A damaged OCR passage describes eggs as versatile for dishes and provides multiple recipe snippets. It mentions a variety of egg based items including club sandwiches, gravies, and an elaborate stuffed omelet with marinated lettuce and olives. The text lists ingredients like hard cooked eggs, mayonnaise, tomato slices, bacon, olives, apricot brandy, and spices, framed as kitchen guidance.
A historical recipe details brains cooked with mushrooms and onions. Brains are parboiled, skins removed, then sautéed with margarine, onions, and mushrooms. A broth is added with flour, simmered until tender, served on toast with parsley.
South Cambridge residents including Mrs Thomas Gannet and son Robert of Cambridge visited Mrs James Austin. Airs Relph Galloway visited her mother Mrs Jennie Snow in Bennington. Mr and Mrs C W Van Gran stayed with Mrs Mary Fillmore in Bennington. Miss Grate Tollison, last year in Bennington, visits her parents Engveld Tollison and spouse. Methodist Church services will join Buskirk church for June. Election of trustees: Albert Phillips one year, Grace Weil and George Cornell two years, Belle Welling, Nels Jacobson and Mary Aiken three years.
Suggested summer platter idea lists assembling an attractive selection of canned market foods and fresh items. Proposes gelatin mold as centerpiece with choices like shrimp salmon or luncheon meat, olives and cheeses for texture, plus grapefruit juice and cranberry sauce cubes as a chilled dessert component. Include grapes, seeds removed, and note easy serving for family choice.
Laure Hindman ANC recent frontline nurse in Italy recounts mud and danger aboard hospital ships during Casablanca to Rome campaigns. She notes many leaves brought sight seeing in Capri Florence and Naples and aims to recruit replacements while hoping to return to the front after visiting Johnstown, Pa.
The article blends community notices with a feature on salad dressings. It highlights local club meetings at Mrs. Ralph Howland’s home and church events, then shifts to detailed French dressing basics, variations with chutney and tomato, mayo-based blends, and a freeh Tarragon version. It also notes Memorial Day observances and a local poster contest winner.
A fragmented dessert item describes lemon jelly roll as a centerpiece for a family dinner, with a recipe for the cake and lemon pudding. It includes mixing steps, baking at 200 degrees, rolling the cake with lemon spread, and notes on using leftover peppers and vegetables with a separate meat and rice dish.
Instructions describe preparing peppers by removing caps and seeds, stuffing with seasoned meat, and baking in a hot oven at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for about 45 minutes until peppers are soft. The recipe lists reg paprika salt and pepper as seasonings and suggests pouring hot water into the baking pan.
Sunday guests included Raymertown Drive and Mies with E A Mason at Mr and Mrs Wakiter Marlowe and family in Rensselaer Lester Campbell to entertain Ever Reedy Chugs June 7 at 2 day meeting Mrs Bion Hayner returned home in Brunswick after a few days with Ming asd Mrs Louis Le Loup visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Le Loup of Schemedaily their son Le Alexander Le Loup has recently returned from service Earl Campbell delegates from Evangelical Lutheran Church attending New York Synod convocation at St John s Lutheran Church New York this week Mr and Mrs Robert J Bulan hosted a family dinner in honor of Barbara's Efui birthday and Bobbie's first communion A youth Fellowship has been formed at the Lutheran Church for the young people and community Miss Louise Wapner as provident Meetings will be held on the first and third Sunday evenings each month.
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