For Farm
Women . . .
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Vi teaspoon salt
1 cup scalded milk
Mix ail ingredients except milk.
Add scalded milk very slowly to
maple syrup solution, staring
constantly. Pour into custard cups
and place in a pan containing a
half inch of water. Bake for one
hour at 325 degrees or until done.
Vield: two large or four small
individual custards.
MAPLE SYRUP PUDDING
(Indian Pudding variation)
4 cups milk
Vz cup corn meal
Vz cup maple syrup
% teaspoon salt
Vz teaspoon cinnamon
Vi teaspoon nutmeg
1 tablespoon butter or mar
garine
Scald three cups of milk in the
top of a double boiler. Combine
corn meal, maple syrup, cinna
mon, nutmeg, salt, and remaining
milk. Stir into the hot milk and
cook over hot water until slightly
thickened (about 15 minutes)
Remove from heat and add melt
ed butter or margarine. Pour into
a well-greased to 2-quart
baking dish. Bake in a slow oven
275-300 degrees for about two
hours, stirring once or twice dur
mg baking. Makes six to eight
servings. Serve hot with ice
cream topping.
MAPLE SYRUP BREAD
PUDDING
1 cup maple syrup
1 cup milk
if For ev ' eryL ' dollar in
vested in limestone, ex-
W penment con
elude, thiee dollars
returned in increased
| crops. Sometimes the
ratio climbs to one to 15.
This explains why the
- - Government pays about
half the of applying
limestone, if help is de-
sired. The Government
is convinced that farmers
cannot afford to not use
Where else does one
I dollar spent bring at
I three
I It does pay to use good
limestone!
MARTIN’S LIMESTONE
Ivan M. Martin, Inc., Blue Ball, Pa. Ph. rp erre jjiu Hlllcrest 5-3455
New
Holland
Concrete |
Blocks
for
Safer
Durable
Construction
NEW HOLLAND
CONCRETE PRODUC
New Holland, Pa. w
Phone ELgin 4-2114 @ RETAINING WALLS
2 cups cubed, day-old bread
Vi teaspoon salt
2 eggs, beaten
Scald milk over hot water. Add
maple syrup, bread, and salt; let
stand five minutes. Add beaten
eggs, transfer to a well gi eased
(not buttered) casserole dish.
Place in a pan of hot water and
bake in oven, 325 degrees for 60
minutes or until done. Makes 3
to 4 servings.
VARIATION- One-half cup
chopped nuts and one-half cup
laisins may be added with the
eggs.
MAPLE WALNUT PIE
1 cup maple syrup
1 cup coarsely chopped wal
nuts
3 egggs
V\ teaspoon salt
Prepare 8-inch pie shell, baked
only 5 minutes at 425 450 de
grees.
Beat the eggs until light and
fiothy Stir into eggs, maple
syrup, walnuts, and salt Pour
into the half-baked shell and bake
30-35 minutes at 350-375 degrees.
MAPLE SAUCE FOR
VANILLA ICE CREAM
1 pint maple syrup
v z cup chopped walnuts
Vz cup cream
Boil syrup and cream together
until it threads, then add walnuts.
MAPLE SYRUP
MARSHMALLOWS
1 cup maple syrup
1 tablespoon gelatin
cup cold water
Dash salt
Confectioners’ sugar
Soak gelatin in cold water Mix
maple syrup and salt in sauce
pan Cook slowly to a soft-ball
stage (235-240 degrees). Remove
f>-om heat and add gelatin solu
tion Transfer to an extra large
nvxing bowl and beat with an
electric beater 12-15 minutes or
until the mixture holds its shape
by standing in a peak Drop onto
pan dusted with confectioners’
sugar, done by means of a cake
decorator. When set, roll in
powdered confectioneis’ sugar to
completely cover the marshmal
low Yield 36 48 marshmallws
MAPLE SYRUP FUDGE
1 cup maple syrup
1 cup granulated sugar
Vz cup milk
Mix sugar, maple syrup and
milk in a large saucepan. Cook
slowly to a soft-ball stage (235-
240 degrees). Stir frequently,
but not continuously Remove
from heat and cool to 120 de
grees Beat until it is creamy and
has lost its gloss. Pour immedi
ately into a greased pan, making
a 3 4-l inch layer. Cut into one
inch squares when nearly cold.
Yield - approximately 12 one inch
squares
DIVINITY FUDGE
1 cup maple syrup
2 cups granulated sugar
la cup water
2 egg whites, beaten stiff
Boil syrup, sugar and water
until it forms a ball m colcLwat
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Lancaster Farming, Frida}. October 31, 1958
ror the 1 r " \
Farm Wife and Family
Society 18 Aids With LSO
Farm Women Society 18 met
Oct. 18 at the home of Mrs Rich
ard E Buckwalter, Lititz RD3
’twenty members were present
and Mrs Raymond N. Miller, vice
president, presided Mrs Jacob
M. Boose had charge of devo-
er. Pour syrup slowly over egg
whites, staring all the time un
til hard enough to drop in small
balls or make little patties Flavor
with a spoonful of vanilla when
it begins to grain. This makes a
nice frosting for cakes, but 't
need not be cooked so much as
for fudge.
POPCORN BALLS
1 cup maple syrup
v 2 cup granulated sugar
1 tablespoon vinegar
Butter, size of walnut
Boil 15 minutes after it begins
to boil or when it will spin a
thread in a glass of cold water.
Pour onto popcorn and form into
balls. Use six cups of nice fluffy
popcorn.
SIMPLICITY
Garden Tractors
Snavely’s Farm Service
New Holland EL 4-2214
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i Darby Leghorns again the winner
1 in 1958 out of the ten highest pens of the
| nation.. Darhy Leghorns are on lop.. Tried
| and proven for the last 30 years for out
| standing. performance. Darby Leghorns
1 are great layers.. Buv Darby chicks for
| extra profit from your local Darby Associ
| ated hatchery.. Call Elizabethtown EM
| 7-3246.
The Keener Poultry Farm
Elizabethtown, Perma.
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KUIPERS BROS., Inc.
Dutch - Made Package Poultry House
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Completely erected on jour farm
Layer House as low as $4.50 per bird
Broiler House as low as $1.35 per sq. ft.
Featuies: Big Dutchman Automatic Feeders and \
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Waterers, Ridge-Type Ventilation He:i s Bulk Bins. ?
For More Infoimalion Cfi’atau
KUIPERS BRO^
New Holland. Pa. Ph. EL 4-2149
O
tions
On Oct 22 and 24 members of
the society helped to prepare me
Tuberculosis Christmas seal enve
lopes at Samtouum.
Alo they will help prepare re
freshraents and be hostesses ot
the USO m Lancaster on Nov. 3
Following the meeting the so
ciety went on a guided tour to
the Ephrata Cloister.
The ne\t meeting will be he 1
Nov 15 at 2p m at the home f
airs T Hershey Rohrcr, 1655
State St, Ea'-t Peteisburg, vvhetv
the club will hold a food sale for
the members
Lloyd M.
BURKHOLDER
Chick
Hatchery^
Rod or White mM
Vantress Cross Pi
White Leghorns CAx^
R-B Red Cross Et"/Sv_
U S Approved
Pullorum Clean *<J
Call RE 3-0613
R D I—Ephrata, Pa.
1 Mi. KE of Clay on Stevens Rd.
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