Sopaipilla; Herman; Hot Dish

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SOPAIPILLA

   The next DARE has--?
   There were no hits in the LOS ANGELES TIMES (to 1923).
   Unfortunately, ancestry.com has gaps in its only New Mexico newspaper.
Fortunately, it's been filling gaps on other newspapers:

The Deming Headlight newspaper was located in Deming, New Mexico. This
database is a fully searchable text version of the newspaper for the following
years: 1888-89, 1893-94, 1921-23, 1966-79.


   5 October 1967, DEMING HEADLIGHT (Deming, New Mexico), pg.2, col. 1 ad for
a cooking school lecture at City Hall:
Learn the techniques of making
Sopaipillas, Tortillas and Tacos
(and extra tips on variations in
using them).

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HERMAN

   I'm working on the mysteries of "Herman," a midwest sourdough bread
starter.  We'll see what the CHICAGO TRIBUNE has.  Ancestry.com didn't produce
anything.

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HOT DISH

   DARE has "hot dish" from 1950?  There are many citations to look at.  This
came up on a "Herman/bread" search.


   9 March 1938, WAUKESHA FREEMAN (Waukesha, Wisconsin), pg.7?, col. 6:
   They were Mrs. Ervin Bloede, cake; Mrs. Charles Tiews, cookies; Mrs.
Charles Alexander, salads; Mrs. Herman Longwitz, bread; and Mrs. Fred Badelong, hot
dish.