6~-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 29, 1960
For the "~ ri " f
Farm Wife and Family
Ways With Cheese
by Mrs. Bichard C. Spence
Cheese is a versatile, dramatic dairy product which
lends its distinctive flavor to foods in which or with which
it is used. It is an economical, protein-packed food. It’s
many varieties afford an appetizing range of flavors from
mild to nippy. Textures ranging from soft and spreadable
to hard and grateable make cheese adaptable to use in vir
tually any part of the menu.
Cheese- - flavored breads
are always delicious Try a
yeast bread wi h a mild
cheese flavor.
CHEESE YEAST BREAD
2 cups milk
3 cups shredded Cheddar
cheese
V< cup sugar
2 tab'espoons butter
2 teaspoons salt
1 cake compressed yeast
5V6 cups flour
Butter (melted)
In a saucepan, scald milk
Add 2 cups of the cheese,
sugar, but er and salt. Stir
until cheese melts. Cool to
lukewarm. Add crumbled
yeast. Let stand 3'minutes.
Stir well, then add remain
ing 1 cup of cheese and all
but Vi cup of flour. Mix
thoroughly Turn out on
board or pastry c’oth sprink
led with remaining Vi cup of
flour. Knead until dough is
smooth and satiny. Place in
large well-buttered bowl;
brush top with melted but-
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Strasburg OV 7-6002
Lititz MA 6-7766
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*er. Cover with a cloth and
put in warm place to rise un
til double in bulk.
Punch. dough, cut in half.
Knead each ha’f about ten
times. Shape into two loaves
and place in bread pans
(buttered). Cover with cloth
and again let rise until al
most double in bulk. Bake 45
minutes in a 375 degree oven
or until done Remove imme
diately from pans. Place on
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CHEESE TUNA CHOWDEH
V* cup (Vz stick) butter or
margarine
1 medium onion, chopped
V* cup chopped green pep
per ■* ‘
Vz cup chopped celery
2 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon salt
Vi teaspoon pepper
3 cups mi’k
1 cup (7-oz. can) tuna,
flaked
2 cups shredded sharp
Cheddar cheese
Melt butter in saucepan.
Add onion, green pepper and
celery; simmer' until tender.
Blend in flour, salt hnd pep
per. Gradually add milk and
cook, stirring constantly, un
til soup thickens. Add tuna
fish and Cheddar cheese, stir
ring until cheese melts and
soup is serving temperature.
Serve at once and top with
additional shredded Cheddar
cheese, if desired.
CHEESEHONI CASSEROLE
1 7-oz. package elbow
macaroni
2 cups shredded sharp
Cheddar cheese
1 teaspoon salt
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V\ teaspoon pepper p’aee half on top of
V, teaspoon oregano, layer. Pour’ about half
crumb ed evaporated milk over onl (
1 small onion, sliced thin Repeat each layer. Sprit
1% cups (1 tall can) evap- Parmesan cheese on \ K
orated milk Bake 20 minutes a a j,
2 tablespoons gra'ed Par- degree oven. Place tortiai
mesan or Romano cheese wedges on top of casserol
1 tomato, cut in 8 wedges Return to oven and con mu
. „ baking 10 minutes longer
Cook' macaroni according * , *
to package directions. Rinse
with hot water and drain.
Place half the macaroni in CHEESE TOMATOES
casserole. Cover with half 4-6 large, firm tomatoes
the Cheddar cheese. Mix salt Vi pound Cheddar cheese
pepper and sprink- cubed
le half over cheese. Separate 1 cup toasted bread cubes
onion slices into rings and V> teaspoon nutmeg
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