Frances Foley Gannon appears in the following:
Cayenne and other red peppers
Friday, May 23, 1952
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Mrs. Gannon discusses the many uses of ground cayenne pepper. She distinguishes cayenne from the the other red spices, paprika and red pepper. Red pepper and cayenne must be used with ...
Open face grilled cheese and mustard sandwich
Wednesday, October 15, 1947
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8:25 each morning - Mrs. Gannon provides essential information about foods in the markets and menus that use foods available in the market that maintain good nutrition.
Lunch:
Open face ...
Stuffed celery salad with cheese and Brazil nuts
Thursday, January 02, 1947
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Lunch:
Stuffed celery salad with cheese ...
Vegetable juice cocktail and corn fritters
Tuesday, October 02, 1900
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Meatless Menus:
Lunch:
Vegetable juice cocktail
Hot cottage cheese open face sandwich
Monday, October 01, 1900
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Lunch:
Hot cottage cheese open face ...
Gaynor Madosc
Friday, January 19, 1900
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Madosc, a food expert and food writer, delivers a commentary, "What starvation in Western Europe means ...