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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
6
A 1912 Chicago World’s Pure Food Exposition award is cited with terms like CALUMET and demand it get it. The fragment mentions a final March 1912 event and references welding the dhaap and Big Can Kinds in promotional language.
Recipe notes a cucumber and nasturtium salad with onion and seeds. Cucumbers are prepared as cups, pulp mixed with chopped nasturtium seeds and onion, salted, dressed, filled, chilled, and garnished with nasturtium leaves and blossoms. From Mrs. S. Ripley of Richland Cal.
Cook chicken until tender in plenty of stock or fireless cooker. Shred and mix with stock to moistness, season. Use skin and giblets for gravy, thicken stock, and assemble on bread with gravy. Makes 15 sandwiches per chicken, ideal for church suppers at 20 cents each. Mrs. Rose A. Pickering Middletown Ind.
A recipe for two titled Stuffed Labster uses one lobster, minced green pepper and onion, olive oil, cracker crumbs, salt, pepper, ginger, bacon, and cheese. Bake 35 minutes in a moderate oven and serve with hot butter sauce. By Mrs. E. F. Bradley of New York City.
Six puffball mushrooms and six tomatoes simmered in water with butter salt and paprika. After sieving, puffballs are added and cooked ten minutes until tender. Serve very hot with flesh white as card. Rachell Dahlgren Redding Conn.
Five eggs and one-half can of mock turtle soup mixed with soft bread crumbs butter salt pepper and curry powder. Melt butter in a dish, add crumbs, pour over diluted soup, crack in eggs, season, dot with butter, and bake 12 to 15 minutes in a moderate oven. From Mrs. C S Cross of Seattle Washington.
Prepare 2 quarts veal stock and 2 cups diced veal. Season with salt and basil, melt margarine with flour, pour over stock, boil briefly. Slice lemon and add to tureen, pour Steck over it, serve at once.
A fragment describes a boiled Russian dressing mix with two-thirds cup dressing four tablespoons chili sauce two tablespoons diced pimiento one half tablespoon tarragon vinegar and half tablespoon chives cut half an inch. The text is garbled with unclear closing attributions.
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