B—Lancaster Farming, Friday, June 8, 1956
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Members of the executive
board of the Lancaster Countv
Society of Farm Women will
meet at 1 30 p m. Tuesday, Aug
7at Middle Octorara Church,
with Mrs Parke Ressel and Mrs.
Floyd Reinhart as hostesses
The board met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs Clarence M Rem
hold, East Petersburg, where
plans for the Nov. 3 convention
at Manheim Township High
School Were discussed.
Mrs. Robert Nolt, county pre
sident presided and named the
committees. Mrs Raymond Ston
er was co-hostess
This week we have a few
regular subscribers to Lancas
ter Farming who have submit
ted recieps, the first, Mrs Clay
ton S Zimmerman of R 2 New
Holland.
She writes.
Here is our dollar for Lancas
ter Farming. We sure enjoy
reading it. This is a cookie re
cipe that our family likes very
well:
OLD FASHIONED
MOLASSES COOKIES
One cup shortening
Four cups flour
One teaspoon salt
One cup dark molasses
One cup sugar
One egg
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One-fourth cup hot water
One and one-fourth teaspoons
soda
Sift flour, salt and cut in
shortening In another bowl,
combine molasses and. sugar.
Add egg. Beat well. Dissolve
soda in hot water and add to
molasses mixture. Combine
crumbs and molasses mixture
Stir well Chill dough several
hours before baking.
From Elizabethtown, a nice
letter this week from Mrs. Mild
red H. Stone of R -
We like Lancaster Farming,
especially the page of recipes I
have a little hint for a quick
dressing for salad?, either fruit
or green salad
Simply mix a package of soft
cream cheese (Philadelphia
Brand) with enough pineapple
juice to make it like heavy
cream and dribble over the
salad This is quick, needs no
cooking, is easy to do and deli
cious
Another hint, Mrs. Stone
adds, that some'may not know
is when defrosting the refrig
erator, I put whatever frozen
foods I -may have in the hy-
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drator and cover with ice
cubes. The food stays frozen
until defrosting is finished. In
fact the ice cubes scarcely
melt.
I wish you all possible suc
cess with your paper, Mrs. Stone
adds.
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H-ere’s a collection of quick
and very easy recipes,, every one
of them. Try one of these the
next time you get in a rush-
Sprinkle bits of bacon, .either
cooked or crisp or .uncooked,
over your waffle batter in waffle
iron before baking Use one slice
foi each waffle.
Peanut Brittle Padding
Prepare one package of vanil
la,, (pudding according to pack
age directions Chill. Just before
serving fold in one-half cup pea
nut brittle. Serve m sherbert
glasses.
Cranberry Chicken Salad
Arrange slices of jellied cran
berry sauce on lettuce Top with
your favorite chicken salad-
Parmesan Buttered Toast
Mix six tablespoons of grated
Parmesan cheese with three
fourths cup mayonnaise. Toast
eight slices of bread on one side
under the broiler. Spread un
toasted side with cheese mixture.
Broil until lightly browned Cut
into strips.
Spiced Butter
Melt one-quarter lb of butter
in a saucepan Blend in one tea
spoon of prepared mustard and
two teaspoons of chopped chives.
Brush on slices of French bread
Heat bread in a hot oven about
45 minutes.
Rice with Croutons
Cook one cup nee, when
ready add plenty of melted'but
ter Toss with a fork Add one
cup v-ery small croutons which
have been dried thoroughly in
a very low heat in the oven after
they have been fried in butter
Poppy Seed Sticks
Remove crusts from unsliced
bread, cut into slices about one
inch thick and cut each slice in
half the long way. Spiead with
Farm Women II
Meet in June
At Quarryville
Lancaster County Farm Wom
en 11 met Thursday afternoon
of last week with Mrs. Violet
Warfel, Camargo. Mrs Retzer
presided and the meeting was in
charge of Mrs. Champney. Sa
lute to ithe flag was given. In
the absence of the secretary,
Martha McComsey read
minutes of the previous meet
ing. Mrs. Irene Shank" gave the
treasurer’s report.
Response to - roll call was
“What would you do if you won
the $64,000 Question?” The So
ciety - decided not to serve the
East Drum ore Alumni (Banquet
this year. The program commit
tee will be in charge of the bus
trip. Plans have not been com
pleted.
A letter was read from Mrs.
Raymond Gibbel, %ho will have
charge of the. June program, to
be held m the Quarryville High
School gymnasium. The sale oi
articles donated by the hostesses
followed, with Mrs. Catharine
Mathias as auctioneer. Refresh
ments were served and the meet
ing adjourned.
A Mother’s Lament
Goodbye to little blue patched'pants
And cotton printed shirts.
This farewell has its joys, of course,'
But, too, it has its hurts.
For often you’ve danced on the line
Your ballet in the sun,
And o’ft I’ve patched you as your threads
Were bursting one by One.
I’m sentimental about laying away
' Your cheery plaids and blue
Because I love a little boy
Who’s grown too big fgr you.
softened butter and sprinkle
with poppy seed Before serving
toast under broiler until golden
brown.
Apple Dessert
Put two cups applesauce into
a greased shallow, baking dish
Sprinkle with nutmeg, one
fourth cup raisins and two
thirds cup zwieback”crumbs Dot
with butter. Bake in an oven 375
degrees about 20 minutes.
Skewer Sausages
String skewer with brown and
serve sausages, peach halves
halves with a cherry in the cent
er and mushroom caps. Brush
with melted butter. Cook four
to five inches from heat for
about five minutes on each side.
Saltines
Spread long narrow saltines
with softened butter. .Sprinkle
with celery seed If desired toast
in broiler.
Beets
To buttered beets add two to
three tablespoons of mint jelly
Heat slowly until the jelly melts.
Mashed Potatoes
To two cups hot mashed pota
toes add one and one-half
tablespoons finely chrjpped
spring onions. Pile in halves of
tomatoes, brush with melted
butter. Bake in an oven 400 de
grees about 20 minutes.
Peanut Balls
With ice cream scoop shape
vanilla ice cream into balls Roll
in chopped peanuts Serve in
chocolate sauce
Cheese Loaf
Chop one cup nuts, two
medium dill pickles, one small
red pepper. Mix and add -28
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BY
The LanChester Chorus
ANNUAL BENEFIT FOR
The Christiana Fire Company
SATURDAY - JUNE 9
Christiana Fire Hall
8:15 P. M._ Adm. $l.OO
ounce package of sharp cheese
shredded. Mix. well. Press /into a
small loaf pan. Chill thoroughly.
Slice, put between buttered
white bread.
Minute Lemonade
Use one six-ounce can frozen
lemonade concentration and add
water according to directions on
can. Pour over ice cubes. Gar
nish with cubes of pineapple,
maraschino cherries and iresh
mint sprigs.
Keep those cards and letters
coming We appreciate them, so
that’s it until next week when
we’ll
See you again.
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