Word: rawness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...greens are to be shredded or finely chopped for salads, prepare them just before serving. If allowed to stand, once they are cut up, even raw vegetables are little more nutritious than straw. ^ The smallest possible amount of water should be used for cooking; see that the water boils before vegetables are added. They should be cooked very rapidly in a covered pan, served at once. Use left-over water for soups, gravies, boiling other vegetables. ^ Salt, sugar or vinegar added to cooking water preserves vitamins. Never add soda to save color-it destroys vitamins...
...Francisco, its radio silent and its whereabouts unknown, the Japanese liner Tatuta Maru lay in wait early this week-unwilling to land until it was sure its cargo would not be seized as a result of U.S. freezing orders (see above). The cargo: $2,500,000 worth of raw silk, which a special train waited to take to Eastern mills...
...Franklin Roosevelt pointed at Japan last week (see col. 1), came out with a startling estimate: total economic blockade by Washington and London would cripple Japanese industry within six months. The Japanese Islands (where 98,000,000 people live in 260,770 square miles) are almost barren of the raw materials of modern industry, must import...
...that Japan's answer to the democratic gun would be to "push ahead" with its plans for imperial self-sufficiency in Asia-or, as he called it, a "Greater East Asia co-prosperity sphere." Theoretically, the conquest of the South China Sea would give Japan almost all the raw materials she needs. But actually, it would...
...raw cotton on which its great textile industry depends, Japan must get all her supplies from India, the U.S., Brazil, Peru, China. Wool must be 99% imported from Australia, the Union of South Africa, England...