American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-05-07
POTATOES IN az WAYS,
COTTAGE CHEESE IN II
Little Else Needed to Live Well, IS
the Lesson OF Saturdays Food
Demonstration,

with the tastiness of the exhibit, IlaBS
and bunting tastefully arranged. A
representation of A company, Idaho
state guard, made from potatoes, at
tracted much attention.
The cafeteria supper was fully up
to the display, and was literally pa
tronized Potatoes and cheese were
featured in the bill of fare. Nearly
everything was made of potatoes or
had potatoes in it.
The exhibit was as follows:
Potato soup, Mrs. Ehrlich.
Potato chowder, Mrs. Baird.
Potatoes, boiled, Mrs. Bennion.
Potatoes, riced, Mrs. Bennion.
Potato balls, Mrs. Bennion.
Potatoes, maitre d'hotel, Mrs. Ben
MON.
Potatoes, creamed, Mrs. Baum.
Potatoes, baked, Mrs. Baum.
Potatoes baked in half shell, Mrs.
Baum.
Potatoes stuffed with meat, Mrs.
Alexander.
Potatoes stuffed with tuna fish, Mrs.
Fitzpatrick.
Potatoes stuffed with cheese, Mrs.
H. G. Wones.
Potatoes, mashed, Mrs. Alberts.
Potato omelette, Mrs Alberts.
Potatoes, escallopped, Mrs. Baum.
Potatoes, scallopped with cheese,
Mrs. Alexander
Saratoga chips, Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
Potatoes, lottice, Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
Potatoes, a la shoestrings, Mrs.
Fitzpatrick
Potatoes, fancy fried, Mrs. Fitzpat-
rick.
Potatoes, French fried, Mrs Fitz-
patrick.
Potaaoes, lyonnaise, Mrs. Acomb.
Potatoes, curried, Mrs. Acomb.
Potato croquettes, Mrs. Barton.
Potatoes, Oak Hill. Mrs. H. o.
Drake.
Potato cakes with meat. Mrs H. o.
Drake.
Potatoes, au gratin, Mrs. Voight.
Potatoes, hashed brown, Mrs. Austin
Potatoes, hashed brown with green
peppers, Mrs. Hager.
Potato sausages, Mrs. Rice.
Potatoes, Holland, Mrs Rice.
Potato cups with filing, Mrs NJ. D.
Drake.
Potatoes, Drowned under meat, Miss
Pilgrim.
Potatoes, hongroise, Mrs. Myers.
Potatoes, au gratin, Mrs. Wones.
Potato hash, Mrs. Greenwood.
Potato beef hash, Mrs. Greenwood
Potato stuffing, Mrs. Greenwood.
Potato bread, Mrs. W. T. Oliver.
Potato bread, with oatmeal, Mrs
D Francis Davis.
Potato biscuits, Mrs. Blackburn.
Potato light rolls, Mrs. Blackburn
Potato Parker House rolls, Mrs. St
John.
Potato scrolls, Mrs. Greenwood.
Potato doughnuts Mrs. lines.
Potato muffins, Mrs Warwas
Potato puffs, Mrs. Cronkhite.
Potato dumplings. Mrs. Ehrlich.
Potato brownies, Mrs. Baum.
Potato cake, chocolate with fruit
and nuts, Mrs Barton.
Potato cake, chocolate. Mrs. G. NJ
oliver
Potato cake. white, Mrs. Luce.
Potato cake, sponge, with potato
flour, Mrs. Comstock
Potato custard, Mrs. Wallis.
Potato custard, Mrs. Wallis.
Potato salad, Mrs. Ellsberry.
Potato salad with eggs, Mrs LeightS
Potato salad with tomatoes and pi
mentoes, Mrs. Davie.
Potato salad with green vegetables
Mrs. Baird.
Potato salad with celery, pimentoe:
and peppers, Mrs. St. John.
Meat pie, potato crust. Mrs Greene
Potato salmon loaf. Mrs. Cotant.
Meat Substitutes.
Potato loaf with tomatoes, Mrs
Potato loaf with chilli beans, Mrs
~hornhill.
- ~@Ootato loaf with peanut butter, Mrs
Fred Durkee.
Potato loaf with walnuts and brow
beans. Mrs. A. VI. Durkee
Potato steamed pudding. Mrs
Potato steamed pudding, Mrs. Chas
Allen.
Potato steamed pudding. Mrs. New
land.
Potato butter, Mrs. Upham.
Potato chocolate creams. Mrs
Greenwood.
Potato cocoanut balls, Mrs. Green
wood
Potato pie crust. Mrs. Davie.
Potato pie Mrs Cotant.
Irish potato pie. Mrs. Nelson.
Potato turnovers, Mrs. Luce.
Potato scones, Mrs. Atkins.
Total number II.
Recipes for these potato prepare
tons will be published in the Pres
every issue, a few at time, until al
are given to the public.
Net proceeds of the cafeteria suppe
we're about 500. Included in this /
some flowers, auctioned off by d. v
Davis. which brought 1920.
Red Cross war fund drive next week