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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
6
A collection of gelatin desserts and a chicken salad recipe. Includes maraschino cherry cream dessert with vanilla and egg whites, peach lemon gelatine dessert, and a layered chicken and vegetable aspic. Also features a flaky cheese biscuit dough with paprika baked strips.
Slice cantaloupe crosswise into 1-2 inch rounds and remove seeds. Pare, place on plates, fill with chilled blackberries, and tuck a mint sprig in each. Serve immediately. Other fruits may substitute for blackberries.
A June biscuit cake recipe describes old fashioned shortcake with crushed berries. It credits an ex governor of New York as the recipe’s advocate and provides detailed measurements and mixing steps. The method includes baking at 400 degrees for fifteen minutes and assembling berries between biscuit halves with optional cream.
Roasted four large apples in a shallow pan with water, then strain the juice into a pitcher. Add boiling water, sugar to taste, and ice. Let cool before serving as a pleasant thirst quencher. Adapted from an old manuscript.
In Clarke County Berryville on June 6 licenses were issued for Bernard Smith and Jane Trene Snyder and for Robert Fay Mock and Sara Pauline Werner, all Windber or nearby. The same day Rev J M Carr performed the weddings. June 9 saw a property transfer of a house and lot on Academy Street owned jointly by R N Dorsey and G B.
June brings prime strawberry supplies for canning and preserving. The recipe uses five cups sugar four cups water and two quarts berries. Wash hull boil sugar and water add berries boil ten minutes then cook syrup and berries until thick and seal in sterilized jars.
Thomas C. H. Phillipps and H. N. Ritter sold to Tousley M. Hooker and wife. Hooker, assistant postmaster, recently sold his Shenandoah river farm to Ted Jones of Clarke county.
Lexington’s A Willis Robertson will speak to Harrisonburg Elks during flag dedication presented by Veterans of Wars at a local club. The address is scheduled for the afternoon and will be broadcast on local radio.
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