'pepper
-y* cup shredded cabbage
% cup' mayonaise
Blend above ingredients to
.r-evaporated- .gether and serve on lettuce.
or evat> serves six.
fat -
flour
»per “
, d cooked chic-
iked' asparagus
to 2inch lengths
j pimiento
add flour and
Add cream and
Ig htly thickened
ntly. Pour ov
,nd. Add. chick-
tips and pini
,eat thoroughly,
/toast Serves 4.
be placed,. JO cas *
>/ 2 cup buttered
sprinkled over
m the oven.
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Asp«*«9 us Salad
ce d cooked chi-
zragus tips
ij7s minced green.
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FEDERAL
Asparagus Loaf Au Gratin
2 cups cooked asparagus -
tips
- Pimiento strips
. 2 tablespoons butter
4 tablespoons flour
- 1 cup milk
Vt teaspoon salt
y* teaspoon pepper
-2 cups grated American
• Cheese
’l% cups fine soft bread -
crumbs
2 Sggs, slightly beaten
" Drain asparagus and reser
ve liquid Line bottom of but
tered loaf pan with about ha
lf the asparagus tips. Place
strips of pimiento between
tips.
-Melt butter remove from
heat, add flour and mix well.
Add milk and V* cup aspara-
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Bus liquid and cook until thi
ckened, stirring constantly.
Add salt, pepper and chee
se and stir until cheese is mel
ted; stir in crumbs. Add mix
ture gradually to eggs and
fold in remaining asparagus
tips cut into 1-inch pieces.
Pour into loaf pan and pl
ace In pan of hot water. Bake
in moderate oven (325 de
grees) one hour or until firm
Serve on platter and surro
und with watercress. Serves
six.
* ♦ *
Cleaning Lime Deposits
From A Steam Iron
QUESTION: I don’t use
distilled water in my steam
iron and it seems to clog.
How do I remove the lime.
ANSWER: If your manu
facturer’s instructions say to
use distilled water, it may be
best to do so.
To clean out the lime you
can add a little vinegar to the
distilled water, let the iron
heat, gently shake the iron steams.
to loosen the lime Then let Or you can use one of the
the iron rest in a flat positi- commercial steam iron clean
on off the board so it will st- ers. Be sure to use the am
eam 15 minutes The lime ount recommended and in
pieces will come out as it the way the directions say.
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It’s here—a new 2-3 plow all-purpose tractor with
greater flexibility than ever.
Sharp new styling, bright new colors of meadow
green and clover white, new starting safety switch,
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new Oliver 550.
But that’s just a start. You get the most modern
utility-tractor features of all. Your new 550 feels
its own way, goes from position to draft control
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You get six forward speeds, double-disc brakes,
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For the
Farm Wife and Family
Chords Featured At
Homemakers Week
The Homemakers Chorus
will be a special feature of
the 1959 Extension Homema
kers Week program for the
third consecutive year. Al
fred A. Zimmer, department
pf education, Susquehanna
University, will direct the
chorus as he has done in the
preceding years.
In announcing this interest
group, Miss Norma Zehmer,
extension home economist,
G. C. Busier
Peach Bottom. Pa.
Chas. J. McComsey
& Sons
Hickory H'.U. Pa.
I st . G. Hershey & Son
Manheim. B. D. I
Lancaster Farming, Saturday* May 9. 1959 9
says practice for the chorus
will take the place of two
other interest groups. How
ever, this still gives home
makers a chance to partici
pate in two additional group
of their own choice.
Forty women have been
members of the chorus each
year and it is expected more
will participate this year.
The chorus is only one of
the 30 Afferent interest gro
ups offered They include a
variety of topics related to
homemaking and family liv
ing Women may participate
in four d ; fferent interest gro
ups, ind eating their choice
when they register
Other fea + ures on the three
day program include talks
and demonstrations, chicken
barbeque, banquet, vesper
service and special enterta
inment.
This seventh anual event,
June 3 5-18, at the Pennsyl
vania State University, is op
en to ail interested home ma
kers. Further information on
program and cost may be ob
tained from the Extension
Office.
KITCHEN WIRING
When building or remodel
ing, be sure the kitchen has
enough electric circuits to
insure full use of appliances
now and in the future, ad
vises Miss Helen E. Bell,
Penn State home manage
ment extension specialist. If
several appliances operate at
the same time on a single
electric circuit, they may
overload the circuit and
cause it to go out of service.
However, if appliances are
attached-to several circuits,
all will work without inter
ruption.
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A little extra attention
will save baby lambs, pigs or
calves born in co d weather.
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