NEW PUBLICATION
The Workbasket Vol. 15 No. 4
I-WB154 The Workbasket Vol. 15 No. 4 – January 1950
To Crochet: Hairpin lace doily, jewel box and doily combination, glass jackets, hot dish mat, and an edging. To Knit: An arrowhead stitch sweater with matching socks, corn pan holder and an insertion.
To Tat: A rosebud edging. To Sew or Embroider: Little Miss January stencil. Aunt Ellen Notes: How to dye material at home. Suggestion to dye scraps for a rug. Article: The “Aprons from the Scrap Bag” story gives us six design ideas. Recipes: Baked eggs, porkchop casserole, salad dressing cake, baked apples, and potatoes stuffed with Vienna sausages. Books: “Folk Art Designs” – covers how to work with stencils to dress up clothing, pottery, wood chests, and lamps. “Clothing for Children” covers clothing from birth to age twelve and also includes sections on child psychology and child training. “How to Make Money at Home” has ideas for everyone. Enthusiasm and imagination are important for success.
Stapled softcover, 48 pages, Scanned 400dpi bitmap.
From the collection of Sarah Dalton, scanned by Seya Wijnsma-Spek, edited by Linda M. Mays. Published with kind permission of F+W Media, the current copyright holder.
We make something similar to the baked eggs and call them “eggies”. We add vegetables such as bell peppers, onions, broccoli, and mushrooms. We add cubed ham and top with cheese. 350 degrees for 20 minutes.
Has anyone tried the salad dressing cake? Have you tried it with different kinds of salad dressing? Do they mean literally salad dressing or Miracle Whip?
I remember as a young teen being asked to make egg salad. Mom said to add salad dressing to the mix. I added ranch dressing. She meant Miracle Whip. Oops.
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