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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
12
A column offering tips to use stale bread in many dishes. It suggests toasts soups croquettes and bread puddings with steps for stuffing fillings and desserts. Recipes include fruit puddings blackberry padding and savory meat fillings with cheese sauces and crouton style toast.
Strawberry preservation guidance from a vintage guide explains picking ripe fruit and using sugar to make jam. It details steps for washing, weighing, heating to boiling, and sealing jars, noting underripe berries aid pectin and copper pots require low heat for protection.
The report notes early frost and heavy rains harming crops with many destroyed. Fresh peas emerge as the best market option, with liberal supply for now and advice to can or freeze for next winter. Home makers are urged to use peas while available, harvest promptly, and store remaining harvests in a cool place.
A crisp topping named Cereal Crunch enhances summer breads with a bake in crispness. It can be cooled and crumbled to sprinkle over berries and fresh or stewed fruits as an attractive accompaniment.
A pretty party dessert uses fresh raspberries with a dessert wine sauce, featuring a Tipsy Charlotte style mold. The recipe blends caspberry with American Tokay or Angelica, sponge cake crumbs, and a raspberry wine sauce, yielding a graceful summer centerpiece.
The piece extols a lengthy strawberry season and offers a recipe. It details extracting juice from crushed berries, adjusting tartness with lemon juice, then adding bottled fruit pectin to a fast boil. The method yields about 11 glasses of strawberry jelly with paraffin seal.
The article notes raspberries entering markets in small quantities as the asparagus and strawberry season winds down after storms. It also mentions college enrollment expectations in Oregon with shifts tied to demobilization and anticipated retirements, indicating broader effects on fall registrations and civilian student figures.
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