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Commissary Highlights Bulletin - July thru December 1979

13 Jul 2016 3:15 PM | Marie Littlejohn-Dunn (Administrator)


We're back at it!  Here's your first of 2 6-month, catch-up editions.

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for July 14, 1979 - A few words on bad commissary shopping behavior and pork store protocol plus some refreshing recipes to help you beat the summer heat.

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for August 04, 1979 - Some kitchen metrics.

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for August 11, 1979 - Miss fresh Arab bread?  Make your own!

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for August 18, 1979 - Sour dough bread and DIY baked beads.  Yes, that's beads not beans.

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for September 01, 1979 - The "expired" foods sold in the commissary aren't really "expired," plus a kid-pleasin' Cheesy Frankfurter Pizza!

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for September 20, 1979 - Have a fling with fillo.

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for October 06, 1979 - More words on commissary cart theft and a few new items, including tortillas and imitation sour cream.

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for October 25, 1979 - A lesson on apples followed by a Persian apple-containing recipe, Ghemeh Seeb, and Eid holiday hours for the commissary.

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for November 16, 1979 - Thawing, stuffing and roasting that bird.

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for November 24, 1979 - Make Almond Gobbler from your turkey leftovers and make your own REAL sour cream from DOMO whipping cream.  Guess the imitation sour cream didn't go over well!

Commissary Highlights Bulletin for December 12, 1979 - Some Christmas cookie rules and a recipe for rule-breaking (fat-free) Anise Cookies.



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