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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
29
A damaged OCR style cooking note describes squash prepared with pecans, orange juice and rind, honey, butter or fortified margarine, and spices. It provides two methods with halved or cubed squash, baking in a moderate oven until tender, and finishing with butter, orange zest, and optional gravy.
Miss Flora Car a dietitian at the University of Missouri argues energy comes from seven basic foods not vitamin pills. She says sleep is crucial and doctors may overprescribe pills, while experts like Lea Ming Card emphasize nutritious meals over supplements, including milk vegetables eggs lean meats and dark bread for the large working-age population in the armed forces.
A brisk note praises Quick Chowder as a tasty, economical main dish. It offers a simple recipe using leftover fish, milk, onions, and noodles, claiming it pairs well with a cold salad and solves leftovers questions while delivering flavor.
A USDA note advises thrift amid global shortages as a new 80 percent extraction flour arrives March 1. It promises lighter color and similar loaf volume to current bread, with no major recipe changes expected. Families are urged to avoid waste to ease hunger worldwide.
Readable fragments describe corn syrup cake and liver pie as economical dishes. The text lists ingredients such as liver, corn syrup, olives, and spices, plus directions for making a savory liver pie and a sweet corn syrup cake with lemon and vanilla flavors.
A vintage recipe describes baked apples offers a versatile dessert with port wine enhancing ripened sweetness. Instructions cover washing coring peeling and baking in a moderate oven until tender, then glazing with wine and sugar for a glossy finish.
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