Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 23, 1956, Image 9

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    A piece of butter size of an
egg
Sugar to taste
Put crust on top.
This makes one large pie or
two sjnsfll ones.
Here is a recipe that sounds
like it might be fun for 'the
whole family to do. Says Mrs.
Aaron S. Click in her letter:
We receive the Lancaster
Farming and I 'do enjoy the
receipts.'Enclosed is my favorite
taffy which many of our plain
people make.
TAFFY
Mrs. Aaron S. Click
1862 Rockvale Road, Lancaster
One pint cream
One pmt.Karo
Two pounds white sugar
-Cook 15- minutes, than add
piece of parrafin size of small
walnut.
Soften two packages Knox Jel
lo in 'one-third cup cold water
and add to taffy, also one tea
spoon vanilla.
Cook till a piece can be tested
m cold water and seems hard and
breaks—
Pour in two buttered trays.
As soon as it is cool enough to
handle then it ready to pull.
We pull it till it gets white
and fluffy and pulls hard.
Then we cut strips of it and
lay it on wax paper. We prefer
some manpower to pull it. Us
ually five or six can work to
good advantage.
We use a variety of'tlavors in
cluding mint, spice, peanut but
ter, and chocolate.
We-cut squares of wax paper
to wrap each piece separate af
ter the strips are cut into pieces.
Mrs Click also sends along
another recipe which she says
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OATMEAL COOKIES
Mrs. Aaron S. Click
1862 Rockvale Road, Lancaster
One and one-quarter pounds
brown sugar
One and one-quarter pounds
while sugar
One ,and one-quarter pounds
lard or other shortening (I
prefer lard)
One pound raisins
'One pound oatmeal
Three pounds flour
One teaspoon nutmeg
One teaspoon vanilla
Mix with hands like pie dough.
Now break three large eggs in
to a bowl.
Add one pint milk and four
teaspoons soda.- Beat and mix
well Pour-over crumbs and mix
These can be rolled or dropped.
Store in stone jar and they can
be kept for months in a cellar,
providing the boys won’t find
them.
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Cranberries are coming into
their own season and we’re
sure many of you have your
own favorite ways of using
them. Here is a delicious Cran
berry Relish from Mrs. Charles
Gochnauer. Quarryville, Dd.
We might suggest this as an
especially good dish to take to
a covered dish supper. You will
have nothing to take home hut
the empty dish.
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CRANBERRY RELISH
Mrs. Charles Gochnauer,
Rd Quarryville
Grind together:
One-half pound cranberries
One orange (with Peel)'
Add-
One cup sugar
Orfe cup crushed pineapple
(drained)
Dulute one package lemon iel
lo in one cup water. (You might
use the juice from the crushed
pineapple as part of the liquid)
When slightly thickened add the
above ingredients and chill un
til firm.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
“ Try storing leftover fat in pa
per cups They don’t take up a
lot of room in the refrigerator
and can be thrown away after
the fat has been used
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If your thimble is too large,
line it with adhesive tape to
keep it on
HEAR
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Each Sunday
Lancaster WLAN 12:30 P. M
Norristown WNAR 8 - 00 A.
Hanover WHVR 1:00 P. M.
Connie Scores ”
SETS 4-H CLUB MARK
Pretty Connie Quesenberry,
14-year-o'ld daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Quesenberry,
Stewartstown, Pa., is pictured
above- with her champion
Shornhorn steer, top winner for
her when she showed steers
from three major beef cattle
breeds at the Eastern National
Live Stock Show at Timonium,
Md. Her Aberdeen-Angus steer
won a reserve championship
and her Hereford entry was a
first won a reserve champion
ship and her Hereford entry
was a first place winner. The
champion Shorthorn steer was
purchased by The Barn Rest
aurant, Glen Burnie, Md., for
$2.10 per-pound.
To keep that meat loaf from
sticking place a few strips of
bacon lengthwise in the bottom
of the pan. It also adds flav
or to -file loaf.
That ‘about does it'for today
Keep those cards and letters
coming How about some recipes
for a hearty 'casserole or tasty
ways to fix the cheaper cuts of
meat’
See you next Fnday
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Farm Wife and Family
Farm Women 12
Observe 30th
Anniversary
* The 30th Anniversary Lan
caster County Society of Farm
Women #l2 was celebrated on
Saturday afternoon, Nov 17, in
a banquet at Morton’s Restau
rant, Rohrestown
The County President, Mrs E
-•Robert Nolt, in addressing the
group, presented this slogan
“Service is the rent you pay Tor
the space you occupy ”
Special recognition was given
Mrs Albert Hersh, first presi
dent of the organization, and to
these past presidents Mrs Am
mon Huber, Drumore, Mrs Paul
Harnish, Conestoga, Mrs Roy
Eshelman, R 1 Conestoga, Mrs
tloyd Husson, Rohrerstown, and
the present president, Mrs Les
ter Sigman, New Danville Each
spoke briefly on the program of
the Society during the 30 years
A History of Society 12, written
by Mrs Paul Harnish; was read
by Mrs Willis Click. Three
charter members Mis Weslev
Benedict, Mrs. Bertha Herr, and
Mrs Lester Sigman— were pre
sented corsages Two ot the’old
est members—Mrs Gallic Achey
and Mrs Alice Hersh—were also
given corsages
A vocal quintette, Mrs Willis
Click, Mrs James Brenner, Mrs
Benjamin Gehr, -.Mrs. Henry
Elsen, and Mrs. Raypiond Aston
sang two selections,' “My God
and I” and “Some Folks Do ”
Miss Patsy Eshelman, Conestoga,
played a piano solo, “Liebest
raum
The Society moved to give $lO
to the Muscular Dystrophy As
sociation
Thirty-six members were pre
sent The next meeting will be
the Christmas meeting Dec 15
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Lancaster Farming, Friday, Nov. 23, 1956—9
at the home of Mrs Harold \Vis
sler, 36 East Cottage Avenue,
Millersville
Society 20 Has
10th Anniversary
Their 10th anniversary was
celebrated by Farm Women #2O
Last Thursday. Ten members of
#2O had luncheon at Kegel’s res
taurant in Lancaster and attend
ed a movie at the King Theatre
where they were extended the
hospiiality of “The Party Room ’’
A glass enclosure in which the
occupants can see all and jet be
unseen by those on the outside
Mrs* Park Reinhart, president,
Mrs Glenn Ressel, Mrs Thomas
Ferguson, Mrs Elam Hess, Mrs.
Silas Rice, Mrs Marshall Rmtz,
Mrs Hayes Hastings, Mrs Wm.
Gross, Mrs Wm Herr and Mrs.
Mervm Anderson attended the
party
Two paits honey to one part
lemon juice makes a delicious
dressing to go over Tiesh fruits.
A ball of steel wool encased
in a “Jacket" makes a dandy pin
cushion As you push in the
needles' - and pins it’ll sharpen
’em up
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