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Meat in the limited budget : [folded brochure]. circa 1930s

Mixed Materials 278, Folder 9

Item [9] promotes meat from National Live Stock and Meat Board. Includes nutritional information for meat in the diet; list of economy cuts of meat selling for fifteen cents or less per pound with method of preparation; instructions for roasting or baking, frying, pan-roasting, stewing, and making broth; meat recipes which are quickly prepared; meat recipes which take longer to prepare; meat recipes for the meat sundries; and chart of foods useful for growth and repair, for body regulating, and for energy. Sample recipes: sausage and rice cakes, lamb neck slices with potatoes, and fried brains.

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The Elkhart Packing Co. presents tested meat recipes used by the churches. 32 p. circa 1920s

Mixed Materials 278, Folder 11

Item [11] promotes meat products from Elkhart Packing Co. Includes recipes for meat dishes from church members of 18 churches in Elkhart, Indiana; recipes for beef, pork, veal, mixed meats, Yellow Creek sausages and bacon, and left over meat; meat hints for the housewife; time table for cooking meats; poem, "The woman who cooks", by Mrs. Geo. W. Chase of the Simpson M. E. Church; and index. Sample recipes: golf balls, John Masseti, and city chicken.

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How to stuff, cook, make gravy for, store, use leftovers of your Honeysuckle White Turkey : [folded brochure]. circa 1970s

Mixed Materials 278, Folder 12

Item [12] promotes Honeysuckle White Turkeys from Ralston Purina Company. Includes instructions on how to remove leg wire; how to remove and prepare neck and giblets; how to stuff and cook the turkey; how to make gravy; how to store after cooking; how to use leftovers; and recipes for stuffing and for turkey casseroles. Marked: PP 6277D 603. Sample recipe: turkey and green rice.

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Nutritional information. 31 p. 2002

Mixed Materials 278, Folder 13

Item [13] promotes delicatessen products from Boar's Head Provisions Co., Inc. Includes nutritional information about their cold cuts, cheeses, and condiments with sections on beef and pastrami, bologna, cheese, condiments, frankfurters, ham and bacon, Italian delicacies, loaves and wursts, poultry, and salami and sausage with markings to denote whether the products are on the Feingold food list for persons on food sensitive diets or meet American Heart Association guidelines for saturated fat and cholesterol; chart of their lower sodium products with milligrams of sodium per serving and percent of daily value; and illustrations of product packaging, serving suggestions, and Boar's Head logo. No recipes.

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The egg primer. 22 p. circa 1960s

Mixed Materials 325, Folder 1

Item [1] promotes eggs from Ontario, Canada. Includes breakfast, sauce, sandwich, microwave, nog, and dessert recipes; description of egg composition; nutritional information; description, explanation, and table of grades; definitions of blood and meat spots; two methods for cold and hot water boiling; advice on shelling hard boiled eggs; time table and advice for microwave scrambling; two methods for steam and fat frying; two methods for hard boiling and poaching; time table and advice for baking or shirring; create-a-quiche chart; advice on storing eggs, storing and freezing leftover yolks and whites, uses for spare yolks and whites, and general egg cookery; egg size substitution chart; product illustration; and index. Punched for loose leaf binding. Sample recipes: piperade, hula shake, and eggburger. Marked: M2M 3V3.

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Always eggs, all ways. 33 p. 1974

Mixed Materials 325, Folder 2

Item [2] promotes eggs. Includes appetizer, breakfast, beverage, entree, sandwich, quiche, crepe, souffle, salad, vegetable, and dessert recipes; instructions for frying, scrambling, hard and soft boiling, poaching, and baking or shirring eggs; and serving suggestion illustrations. Sample recipes: chicadee, goldegger souffle, and curried chicken crepe filling. Marked: E36.