14—Lancaster Farming, Friday, Jan. 10, 1958
For the
Farm Wife and Family
(Continued from p*se 131
un pi oves with age. What isn’t
used right away can either he
canned or frozen for the future.
MINCEMEAT
(i pounds venison or lean beef,
chopped
1 pound suet, chopped
6 pounds apples, chopped
3 pounds raisins
2 pounds currants
3 pounds brown sugar
h gallon sweet cider
1 teaspoon salt
1 pound sliced citron
S ounces candied lemon peel
1 lemon, juice and rind
1 orange- juice and rind
1 tablespoon each of cloves,
allspice, cinnamon
1 teaspoon nutmeg
Boil cider and sugar to syrup.
MUSSER
Leghorn Chicks
Per Large Whit* Egg*
DONEGAL
WHITE CROSS
For Broiler Chicks
"direct from Hie Breed er*?
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Add other ingredients and cook
slowly for two hours. Keep the
portion to be used right away in
the icfrigerator. Can or freeze the
rest.
FOOD AFFECTS SKIN
CONDITIONS
If your compKion isn’t soft
and clear, perhaps you should try
a diet change.
Dry skin is often a sign of vita
min A shortage. This vitamin is
found in abundance in live and
dark green and deep yellow
fi uits and vegetables broccoli,
kale, spinach and other greens,
carrots, sweet potatoes, winter
squash, pumpkin and apricots.
Eat one of these foods at least
every other day.
Many people develop cracked
lips at the corners of the mouth.
This is a result of not enough
riboflavin, found in green vege
tables, milk and eggs. A daily diet
including one-pint of milk
whole, skim or buttermilk will
usually supply the adult need for
riboflavin
Skin blemishes, pimples and
acme very often come from diges
tive disturbances. Drink plenty
of liquids and eat four or more
servings of vegetables and fruit
daily. Eat some of these raw or
have whole grain bread or cereal.
These foods provide roughage to
stimulate the intestines, aiding
digestion. Avoid a starchy diet
and excessive use of sweets and
fats
Many homemakers are in an oc
casional dilemma concerning the
use of left overs Actually it is
the smart homemaker that plans
on leftovers
For the homemaker that plans
on a cured pork roast for a Sun-
day dinner, this recipe for In
dividual Ham and Macaroni Muf
fins is a good one to have on hand.
This recipe is easily prepared and
can be doubled for a large family.
The men of the household would
undoubtedly enjoy two or three of
these muffins. Menu accompani
ments might include a green
vegetable, tossed salad, salt sticks
and an ice cream sundae
1 pound ground smoked ham
H. pound ground lean pork
2 cups cooked macaroni and
cheese
1 egg
C o m i n e all ingredients
thoioughly, cutting macaroni into
small pieces. Grease 12 small or
eight medium size muffin pans
Fill pans with meat mixture.
Bake m moderate oven (350’ j for
45 minutes.
A new twist to peanut butter
cookies chopped bacon added
to the batter before baking
BACON-PEANUT BUTTEK
COOKIES
3 cups sifted enriched flour
2 teaspoons soda
V> cup lard
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup brown sugar
2 eggs, well beaten
cup peanut butter
14 cup chopped cooked bacon,
(four ounces or six slices)
Sift together flour, soda and
salt Cream lard with sugar until
light and fluffy. Add eggs and mix.
thoroughly. Stir in peanut butter
Add diy ingredients gradually,
blending well. Stir in chopped
cooked bacon. Shape into small
bails about %-inch in diameter
Place on greased cookie sheet and
press flat with times of a fork or
bottom-of a glass. Bake about 12
minutes in a moderately hot oven
(400°). Makes about five dozen
cookies
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Lancaster WLAN 12:30 P. M.
Norristown WNAR 8:00 A. M.
Hanover WHVB 1:00 P. M.
INDIVIDUAL HAM AND
MACARONI MUFFINS
HEAR
The Mennonlte Hour
Each Sunday
Chili Powder Search Prompted
By Find of Glass Fragments
HARRISBURG Food agents facturer is cooperating in the re
of the State Department of Agn- call and states that steps have
culture reported finding in Har- been taken to insure that future
nsburg wholesale and retail out- production will be free from con
lets some containers of a brand lamination
of chili powder on which a na
tion-wide search is underway be
cause they may contain glass
fragments.
State Secretary of Agricul
ture William L Henning said all
one and three-ounce bottles of
Gebhart’s Eagle Chili Powder
found to date have been removed
from the market. He has directed
all state food agents to round up
and “red tag” all small sized con
tainers of chili powder from the
firm located in San Antonio,,
Tex,
Henning warned consumers
that use of this chili powder may
cause internal injuries. They
should destroy any bottles in
their possession or return them
to the stores where purchased.
Retailers were advised to return
all stocks of one-and three-ounce
bottles of the powder to the
manufacturer.
The firm recaled all such con
tainers following discovery of
glass fragments by the Federal
Food and Drug Administration
during the holiday season.
The products may be in homes
that connot be reached by the re
call and some stocks may still be
on the retail market as found by
agents of the State Bureau of
Foods and Chemistry, Secretary
Henning said
So far, according to FDA, glass
fragments have been found in
one-and three-ounce bottles but
not in the larger containers is
sued commercially. The manu-
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HOW WILL THEY PRODUCE?
WINDLE’S HONEGGER 0^
ASSOCIATE HATCHERIES
Ph- LYric 3-5941 COCHRANVILLE, PA,
Mrs. C. R. ¥rej
Installed
Mrs. C. R. Frey was installed
ac president of Society of Farm
Women 6 during a meeting held
J«m. 4 at the home of Mrs. H.
Martin Hoffer, R 2 Elizabethtown.
Others installed were: Vice
president, Mrs. Amos Brandt; sec
retary, Mrs' Daniel G. Eshleman;
and treasurer, Mrs. Samuel Myer.
Mrs. Milton Eberly, state trea
surer and member of Society 6,
had charge of the installation.
Members voted a contribution
of $lO to the muscular dystrophy
fund. Reports were given by the
committee on the Christmas bas
kets and plans were made to at
tend the state convention in Har
risburg.
Pictures were shown by Mrs.
Hoffer of her trip to the State of
Oregon.
Aaron Hollmger spoke on the
project of missions at Flat Creek,
Ken.
An invitation was read from
Society 12 inviting the Society to
be guests at a future meeting.
The speaker for the February
meeting will be Mrs. Clarence
Enterline, instructor at Elizabeth
town College. Her theme will be
“The woman Beautiful.’'
Dead Animals
Removed
Promptly
Will Pay Full Value
For Dead Animals
Dealers in
Bones, Tallow
and Hides
FRY’S
RENDERING
WORKS
Prop., John Fry
2114 Hollinger HD.
Lancaster
Ph. EX 2-4815
Toll Charges Accepted
Newly hatched chicks may look alike, but
there may be a tremendous difference be
tween them That’s why it’s wise to start
right with Honegger Chix scientifically
bred, famous for excellent livability. With
proper feeds and management, they rapidly
grow into Honegger Layers, the national
champion egg producers that recently aver
aged a dozen eggs on 391 lbs. of feed.
About 90% of all eggs laid are large or
extra large, with chalk-white shells of supe
rior texture and excellent interior quality —-
to bring the highest market prices.
Increase your net egg profit by ordering
your Honegger Chix NOW. Come in todayl
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