Pennsylvania Entries
PETERBOROUGH, N. H. Pennsylvania’s entries in
the 1956 National Junior Guernsey Show in Waterloo, lowa
are shown above. They are, left to right, John B. Furry,
Martinsburg; Reba T. Bushong, Columbia; Linda M. Lodge,
Cambridge Springs: Charles K. Young, Mt. Joy; and Allen
L Campbell, Grove City.
One teaspoon soda
Two mashed bananas with one
half teaspoon salt
Two cups flour sifted
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should give you the will power
to stick to your diet and re
mind you that you must keep
hands off.
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Here are some recipes from a
leader from HI Millersville who
says that her family or five es
pecially likes this pumpkin pie
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PUMPKIN PIE
Mrs.' Wilmer Bitner,
Three and one-half cups pump
kin
Two cups brown sugar or one
of granulated sugar
One tablespoon flour
One-fourth cup brown butter
One-fourth teaspoon nutmeg
One-fourth teaspoon cloves
One teaspoon cinnamon and
sprinkle some on top of pies
Two or three eggs
One and one-half cups milk
Add all the ingredients hut
brown butter last before you put
in pie crust. This makes-three
nine-inch pies Bake at 375 de
grees until brown about 15 or
20 minutes.
HI Millersville
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Look For
Danish Cabbage
“Danish” cabbage appears on
the market during fall and
winter months. These heads
mature late and are normally
smooth, round, and slightly
flattened. They are very hard
and compact, explains Elsie
Bamesberger, Penn State exten
sion consumer education specia
list.
PIE CRUST
Three cups flour
One teaspoon salt
One cup Cnsco
Three j tablespoons water to
each cup flour and work it whn
fork before you add the water to
size of peas.
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Mrs. Bitner also sends along
this recipe for the ever-populai
nigar cookies.
SUGAR COOKIES (LIGHT)
Mrs. Wilmer Bitner,
R 1 Millersville
Two eggs
Two cups 10X sugar
One cup Buttenne (or Cnsco)
One teaspoon vanilla and one
fourth teaspoon lemon
One pinch salt or few giains
One cup thick milk or butter
milk
Sift
Three and one-half cups floiu
One teaspoon soda
Two teaspoons Calumet bak
ing powder
Lancaster Farming, Friday, Nov. 16, 1956—9
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Mix the sugar and butteuno
thoroughly with your hands or
spoon Then beat eggs one at a
time Then the flavor and salt
Add the diy mgiedients with
thick milk or buttermilk Drop
on greased cookie sheet with a
teaspoon and spi inkle sugar over
the top with a raisin or chocolate
chip Bake at 400 degrees for 10
minutes. This makes 4 dozen
cookies I used Gold Medal flour
lor better baking.
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For a lunch time treat, serve
grilled cheese, tomato, and ba
con sandwiches. Broil the bread
on one side first. Then spread
the other side with butter and
add a slice of cheese, toma
to, and two strips of bacon.
Precook the bacon first if you
like it well done. Broil until
cheese melts.
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Mis John 0 Snavely, R 2 Man
heim writes thus
I enjoy your paper very much
Here is a receipt that Mrs David
Longenecker, Manheim R 2 asked
for in a recent paper
SWEET POTATO CUSTARD
Mrs. John O. Snavely,
R 2 Manheim
Three cups mashed sweet po
tatoes
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Each Sunday
Lancaster WLAN 12 30 P. M
Norristown WNAR 8:00 A. M
Hanover WHVR 1.00 P. M.
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When distance sepaiates you irom your loved ones
on Thanksgiving, or any holiday, nothing shortens
the miles so wonderfully as youi long distance tele
phone.-It brings everyone together quickly; lets
you share the joy of your holiday happiness. So call
long distance this Tlianksgnmg. or perhaps even the
evening before. That wav, >ou can take ad\antage
of the especially low rates after 6pm and miss
of the hea\y Thanksgiving telephone traffic.
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One cup sugar
Three eggs lightly beaten
Three-fourth cup butter
Four cups sweet milk
Pinch of salt
Mrs Snavely also sends laong
a recipe for a walnut cake. Wal
nuts are plentiful now so why
not try this cake as a dessert for
that Thanksgiving Dinner’
WALNUT CAKE
Mrs. John O. Snavely,
R 2 Manheim
Two cups granulated sugar
Three eggs
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