Pa. Poultry Cooking Champ’s
Receipe Is Chicken Loaf
This is the recipe that won for
16 year old Mary Ann Wilson of
Montrose, Pennsylvania, the title
of Pennsylvania Poultry Cooking
Champion for 1958 was a Chicken
Loaf. It was the first time in the
history of the contest that a loaf
receipe took first prize.
CHICKEN LOAF
4 eggs
>4 cup milk
i 2 cup chicken broth
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teaspoon salt
V 4 teaspoon pepper
1 cup soft bread
1 tablespoon onion
3 cups cooked, chopped chic-’
ken
1 10 oz package frozen peas
(Plus carrots (room temp
erature)
Beat eggs, add milk, and re
maining ingredients, order given
Mix well Pour into greased loaf
pan (9” x 5” x 3”) Set m pan of
hoi water Bake in moderate oven
(350 degrees) 45 to 50 minutes,
or until done Invert loaf onto hot
platter Serve with Mushroom
Sauce
MUSHROOM SAUCE
l 'z cup sliced mushrooms
4 tablespoons butter
2Vz tablespoons flour
J /s teaspoon salt plus pepper
V 4 teaspoon paprika
x k cup chicken broth
V 2 cup milk
V 2 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon chipped parsley
1 tablespoon Sherry
Saute mushrooms in melted but
ter Add flour with seasonings
and blend thoroughly. Add broth
and milk and cook until thicken
ed Then add remaining mgiedi
enls.
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The Record Way
Pennsylvania dany farmers
have some of the best milk pro
ducing cows in the world, but
they also have some of the poor
est. Of the nearly 1,000,000 cows
kept lor milking purposes in the
State, it is estimated that one
third do not produce enough milk
or butterfat m a year to return a
profit on the feed and labor they
require Any herd, large or
small, good or poor, would be
more profitable if the lowest
producers were culled from the
herd
Dairymen know a herd of uni
formly good cows cannot be de
veloped easily or quickly, but
Powers says the average produc
tion level of any herd can be im
proved gradually by effective
culling, proper feeding, and care
ful selection of breeding stock.
The producing efficiency of the
best herds can be maintained by
following these same practices.
No great financial investment is
necessary, but careful planning
and management, and a persis
tent determination to develope a
good herd is needed
In order to cull, feed and breed
intelligently, any dairyman
must have records of production
and feed consumption of every
cow in his herd, year after year.
There is no substitute for the
actual records Guesses and esti
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worthwhile improvement is
seldom obtained without records.
To help dairymen obtain the
necessary records continuously
over a period of years there are
three plans of record keeping
available to him. Each is a part
of the National Cooperative Dairy
Herd Improvement Program
Standard DHIA Owner-Sampler,
and Weigh-A-Day-A-Month.
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house is then equipped with all the latest time-saving
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