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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1944
Page
29
A 1940s home front piece urges American families to follow U S Department of Agriculture guidance on Victory Garden canning. It notes optimism from wartime successes but warns food needs remain. advises proper storage, economical benefits, and varied recipes to prevent monotony and wasteful canning mistakes.
A recipe guides making yeast dough, mixing strained juice, salt, onion juice, and margarine. After kneading, rise, roll, and shape into 36 cheese parsley filled pieces. Bake at a moderate oven until warm and lightly browned.
New York, an apple hub, showcases versatile uses from salads to desserts and relishes. It details selecting firm thin skinned varieties like Yellow Transparent and Cortland, preparing and canning apples, and extracting apple pectin with careful boiling and sterile jars for long storage.
A fragmented OCR recipe describes baking Great Gingersnaps with molasses and lemon, including steps for mixing shortening, eggs, and spices, plus a spiced prune sauce with water, vinegar, cinnamon, and cloves. It notes oven heat and bake times, yielding about three dozen cookies.
The piece highlights the shift to lunchbox packing as school begins. It notes kids’ eagerness for a return to routines while mothers focus on nutrition and meals to sustain mental and physical exertion. It suggests nourishing sandwiches and fresh vegetables to keep lunches appealing.
A historic recipe describes roll Bologna wrapped in biscuit dough with parsley sauce. It details ingredients for dough and fillings including bologna slices with mustard and horseradish, rolling, sealing, and baking at a hot oven, plus a horseradish relish recipe with vinegar and jars.
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