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cream and the ' * * •
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after apply
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Batter-Drop Doughnuts
2 packages active dry yea
st
Vz cup warm water (110-
115 degrees)
% cup milk, scalded
y 4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
% teaspoon mace
- Vz 'teaspoon nutmeg
3% cups sifted all-purpose
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2 eggs (room temperature)
Vs cup soft shortening
Add the yeast to the warm
water Let stand. Pour scal
ded milk over sugar, salt,, &
spices in large bowl. Stir un
til dissolved and slightly
cooled.
Add half the sifted flour
and beat until smooth. Beat
in eggs and yeast-mixture.
Blend in the shortening with
the remaining flour. Beat un
til smooth.
Scrape down batter from
sides of bawl. Cover and let
rise in warm" place until
doubled, about 30 minutes.
Stir down and let rest while
fat is heating to 350-375 de
grees (to test, a~ one-inch cu
be of bread browns in 60 sec
inds).
Drop batter from teaspoon
into hot fat. Turn when edges
show color. Frying until gol
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tes on each side.
Batter-Whole-Wheat
Bread and Rolls
2 1 2 cups warm water (110-
115 degrees)
2 packages active dry yea
st
2 cups unsifted whole whe
at flour
,4- cups sifted all-purpose
flour -
4 tablespoons honey or br
own sugar
14 cup soft shortening
4 teaspoons salt
Pour the warm water into
a mixing bowl and add the
yeast. Let stand a few minu
tes Stor to dssolve. Add a
bout half the dry ingredients
which have been mixed to
gether, the shortening, and
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the honey.
Start the mixer on medium in warm place until doubled
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two minutes or until smo- while, grease two 4V4xBs6x
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Stop the mixer. Add the rest
of the dry ingredients. Blend « n CU P • , .
in with spoon until batter is Stir down batter
smooth again, 1 to 1% minu- ing 20 to 25 strokes. This is
tes a thick, somewhat sticky bat
Scrape down batter from Put into the pans. Batter
sides of bowl. Cover bowl will fill loaf pans or muffin
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Lancaster, Pa. Disin- S. Dept, of Health. The in
fecting water is of utmost crease in use of supplement
importance because the re- al irrigation in the East has
moval of disease producing raised questions of quality
organisms from water is aof water. Many natural
prime prerequisite for ' its streams formerly relied on
safe use. to provide water for live-
And chlorination offers the stock have become so pollu
most dependable method of ted that their continued use
disinfecting water, says the is unsafe.
Joint Committee on Rural Water can be sparkling,
Sanitation, U. S.-Dept. of dear to the eye, and taste
Health, Education and Wei- good, yet swarm with these
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fever may stage a comeback Only the proper use ■of
in the U. S. and that amoe- chlorination and dechlorina
bic dysentary, cholera, hook- tion ' device according to
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threatening human users of tection against the menace
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livestock are imperiled by We will be glad to discuss
tuberculosis, hog cholera, any water problems you may
anthrax, glanders and stom- have at Dairy Day next
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wastes, can damage the er. Pa. Phone EX 4-9365.
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