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Literary April 28, 1940

Mcallen Daily Press

Mcallen, Hidalgo County, Texas

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A cooking advice column by Kitty Kitchen answering three questions: definition of beef stock, whether searing meats is outdated, and preventing nuts and fruits from sinking in cakes.

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Dear Miss KITCHEN

1-What is BeEF "stock""
2. Is it true that "searing"
meats is going out of style?.
3. How do I Keep nuts and fruits from sinking to the bottom of my cakes?

By Kitty Kitchen

1. Juices extracted from chicken. beef and vegetables through boiling are called "stock" It can be stored in jars in the refrigerator, use for flavoring soups. gravies. sauces.

2. The so-called "searing method" has been discarded in many kitchens because a constant low temperature (300°-350°) can be automatically maintained in modern gas range ovens. This eliminates watching, minimizes shrinkage and renders meat and fowl extraordinarily tender, juicy and delicious.

3. Heat them in the oven and then mix them in a little flour before adding to the batter

What sub-type of article is it?

Essay

What keywords are associated?

Beef Stock Searing Meats Nuts Fruits Cakes Cooking Advice Kitchen Tips

What entities or persons were involved?

By Kitty Kitchen

Literary Details

Title

Dear Miss Kitchen

Author

By Kitty Kitchen

Subject

Answers To Cooking Questions

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Juices Extracted From Chicken. Beef And Vegetables Through Boiling Are Called "Stock" It Can Be Stored In Jars In The Refrigerator, Use For Flavoring Soups. Gravies. Sauces. The So Called "Searing Method" Has Been Discarded In Many Kitchens Because A Constant Low Temperature (300° 350°) Can Be Automatically Maintained In Modern Gas Range Ovens. Heat Them In The Oven And Then Mix Them In A Little Flour Before Adding To The Batter

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