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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1941
Page
12
A compact home recipe for steamed apple pudding using toasted bread crumbs raisins and apples. Mix crumbs sugar soda nutmeg cinnamon and salt, then add raisins and apples and butter. Steam in a greased pan for one hour and serve hot with lemon sauce.
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Wash core and pare half way down from top. Place apples in a shallow pan and fill cavities with sugar. Cover with water to half their depth and bake an hour at 325 degrees F four inches from flame. Baste occasionally until almost soft then press tops criss cross and baste until brown and glossy.
A simple lemon sauce recipe combines sugar and cornstarch with boiling water cooked until thickened, then folded with lemon juice and butter. Dorothy W. Lewis, a home economist with Appalachian Apple Service, Inc., tested the dish for home use and suggests serving hot or cold.
Chicago December 18 Treasury Secretary Morgenthau urged Americans to buy defense savings bonds to the limit they can afford without sacrificing food and other necessities for themselves and their families as the war effort continued.
The speaker urged governors from 48 states to push a nationwide drive to ensure every recipient of regular income in the United States saves part of their pay. He called for making every payday a bond day and for defense bonds and stamps to fund the war effort while curbing inflation. Also notes the death of Al Lassman, NYU’s 1928 captain, who drowned July 6, 1930 in Long Lake, Maine after saving three campers.
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