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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1943
Page
17
Home front recipe aims to reduce waste by using enriched bread, milk, sugar, gelatin, eggs, applesauce, lemon juice and a few pantry items. The method involves dicing bread, scalding milk, folding in gelatin and egg whites, forming a pudding, and chilling before serving with optional cream or lemon juice.
Simple hints encourage thrift in the kitchen with practical tips to reduce waste. The piece highlights 15 percent food waste last year and offers methods to reuse peels, scraps, condiments, eggs, dairy, and fats, plus saving fuel by cooking multiple dishes. It preserves a period tone and includes multiple named items and techniques.
A partial OCR fragment discusses prewar fat usage and a slogan implying wives lifting a specific pounds figure tied to fats. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates but references weights and import context.
Wartime food ideas spotlight soybeans for protein when meat is scarce. Fole Ganron of New York City offers Soyburger for four and Soy Cake and Soybean Flour Martins with steps, ingredients, and baking tips, highlighting soy as a pantry staple and meat substitute.
Wartime guidance urges quick hands free cooking with dishes that need 15 to 20 minutes prep and can cook unattended. Recipes include Spareribs With Celery Onion Stuffing and Beef Kidney with herbs, outlining prep, stuffing, baking times and oven settings.
Mix oatmeal with milk then cream shortening and sugar. Add cooled oatmeal and remaining ingredients to form dough. Break off bits, flatten two inches apart, bake twelve minutes in a moderate oven. Keeps ten days refrigerated. bake fresh cookies as needed.
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