Texas Jewish Post (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 23, 1966 Page: 2 of 12
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TEXAS JEWISH POST Thursday, June 23, 1966 FORT WORTH-PAGE' I
My Flavorite Recipe
By ROSALIND ZUNSER
TJPOST —JTA Food Editor
No doubt it will surprise many of our readers to learn
that shad is a species of herring having a total absence of
teeth. Shad is a salt water fish which leaves the Atlantic,
the Mediterranean or Caspian to spawn in fresh water rivers.
A
species of the fish spawns
in the Rhine River in Germany
where it is known as “Maiefisch,”-
named for the month when it is
abundant. May is also the month
when it spawns in the Hudson
River, in New York, where our
mothers first encountered it.
Perhaps it was its relationship
to the herring family that first
attracted our mothers to the shad.
Broiled shad became a favorite
and therefore we devote a column
to it. Its roe, too, is delicious
when broiled or fried in butter,
oil or margarine and lemon juice.
The fish should be broiled five
inches from a medium flame and
should be basted constantly as
it cooks. A double broiler is very
handy. The fish is then held firmly
between the hinged halves of the
folded grate and is easily turned
and removed from the oven.
In the New York City markets
shad is split and boned. The
whole fish generally weighs from
three to four pounds.
Orange cake makes a delicious
dessert for this fish course.
BROILED SHAD
Wash the fish, and roll it in
melted butter then in flour. Sea-
son with salt and pepper and dot
with butter, margarine or oil and
one tablespoon lemon juice.
Place on a well-oiled broiling
pan and broil it nice and brown,
basting with butter, margarine or
the pan juices just before it is
finished. If you are broiling the
whole fish, remove ft when brown
on top, add about three table-
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BREAD
ROUND SANDWICH, RYE, VIENNA
1LB loaf 2 for 39c
Jumbo
CANTALOUPES
4 for $1.00
Iceberg
LETTUCE
2 heads 25c
Round or Sirloin Steak
BABY BEEF
lb. 69c
PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29
THE
FRIENDLY
FOLKS
spoons of melted butter and fin-
ish cooking at 375°. Arrang on
a platter with parsley and lemon
wedges. Serve with tomatoes and
cucumbers.
ORANGE SPONGE CAKE
4 whole eggs
2 yolks of eggs
1 cup granulated sugar
>/2 teaspoon vanilla
y2 teaspoon lemon flavoring
1 cup cake flour sifted before
measuring
1 teaspoon baking powder,
added to flour and sift again
2 egg whites
‘grated rind one orange
2 tablespoons clarified butter*
or margarine
*(to clarify butter melt on
low flame, let stand a few
minutes and use the top part.
Never use the milky sediment
which settles on bottom)
y2 cup sugar
juice 4 California oranges
grated/rind one lemon
Beat four whole eggs and two
egg yolks until the mixture is
lemon colored, while gradually
adding one cup of sugar and
beating continually until the mix-
ture from the beater flows in a,
ribbon. Add lemon and vanilla
flavoring, beating them in. Then
fold in the flour mixed with bak-
ing powder.
Add two tablespoons of clari-
fied butter or margarine. Bake at
325° for 35 minutes or until a
toothpick inserted comes out clean
Bake in a lightly greased 10-inch
spring form.
When the cake is cold, beat
in two eggs white until frothy
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Happy Birthday
25 Mrs. Ann Goldberg
25 Larry Paul
25 Ronnie Herzfeld
25 Meyer Jacobson
25 Elliot Jay Dworkin
25 Richard S. Gahin
25 Mrs. O. Rubin
25 Cyril Freed, Shreveport, La.
26 Jetti Sara Schweiger
26 Larry Fernsten feld
26 Joel Sheinberg,
Corpus Christ!
26 Rene Schwartz
27 Mrs. Pete Walensky
27 Jeffrey S. Tharler,
Leominster, Mass.
27 Reuben Cristol
27 Yvonne Gordon
27 Herbert Cooles
27 Mrs. Stephan Pajonk
28 Richard Allen Kutner, Jr.
28 Mrs. Sol Taylor
28 Mrs. Harry Laves
28 Martin L. Shiftman
29 Alan Gassman
29 Mrs. Mickey Goldman
29 Burton Davis
29 Jack Gordon
29 Barry David Sonkin
29 Mrs. Buddy Freed
29 Mrs. Abraham Freidman
29 Rochelle Friedman
29 Milton Hamill
Gradually add half cup sugar,
orange juice and rinds. Pour this
mixture gradually o'ver the cake
and refrigerate. Cover with whip-
ped cream before eating. You
may split the cake and use some
cream for filling.
Note: Cake should be refriger-
ated overnight.
Happy Anniversary
25 Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Lichtman
26
27
28
29
30
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Marks
Dr. and Mirs. Norman Rubin
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Mallin
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Krauss
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wolens
29 Mr. and Mrs. M'arvin
Schuster
30 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reyes
30 Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Walensky
30 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rubin
30 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohn
30 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Glazer
July
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29 Mrs. Ike Haas
29 Buddy Rosen
29 Richard Savitz
29 Ronald Savitz
29 Perry Kaye, Atlanta
29 Bill Schur
30 Michael.Jay Zalta,
Houston
30' Andrea Lee Saperstein
30 Jon S. Meyerson
30 Mrs. A. M. Herman
30 Mrs. Raymond White
30 Jeffrey Maslow
31 Andrea Dee Louis
31 Louis David Schultz
31 Paul Allen Weisblatt
31 Ronald Warren Sherman
31 Nat Cohen
31 Mrs. Jack W. Saikin
July
1 Kenneth Fredmain, Amarillo
1 Libby Kitner, Brownwood
Roy B. Jones, Jr., D.D.S.
Announces the opening of his
office for the general practice of
Dentistry.
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the Canaanite town of La’ish by
the tribe of Dan has been con-
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remains of a settlement in upper
Galilee dating back to the 12th
century B.C.E.
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Wisch, J. A. Texas Jewish Post (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 23, 1966, newspaper, June 23, 1966; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth754454/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .