B—Lancaster8 —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 26, 1960
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Happy Eating With Apples
By Mrs. Richard C. Spence
Out of every 20 apples consumed last year, about 15
were eaten fresh, three were eaten canned —as canned ap
ples or apple sauce, and two were used in the form of can
ned juice and frozen and dried apples Though many more
apples are so'd and used fresh than are processed, the
trend over the past 25 years has been toward increased
processing
App’e sauce is, of course,
the most wide’y used of all
apple products
App’e slices rate high as
a convenience and economy
product today.
App'e juice in cans, jars
or bottles is juice exactly as
it is pressed fiom special
hard apples, full of tang and
flavor.
The recipes we have for
you today use processed ap
pies. You know, ol course,
that if you have an abund
ance of fresh app’es on hand,
all you have to do is to
cook them and use as direct
ed in the recipe.
The main dish makes the
meal' And here apple pro
ducts help make the main
dish.
APPLE AND HAM
ROLL-UPS
2Vz cups (1 can) sliced
apples
Vz cup seed’ess raisins
cup cooked rice
Few grains salt
10 large slices boiled ham
% cup currant jelly
Drain apples; combine
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with raisins and rice. Season
with salt. Put an equal a
mount on each ham slice;
spread out in an even layer.
Roll up ham slices, je ly
roll fashion; fasten together
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with tooth picks. Place side
by side in heat-proof platter.
Blend together mustard and
currant jel y, spread over
ham rol's. Bake in hot oven
400 degrees for 10 minutes.
Garnish with parsley. Yields
4 servings. * ‘
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APPLE. SWEET POTATO
& SAUSAGE CASSEROLE
1% pounds sausage meat
2Vz cups (1 can) sliced ap
p'es
1 pound - 2 oz. can sweet
potatoes.
14 cup brown sugar
Va teaspoon cinnamon
Form sausage meat into 6-
8 uniform patties; saute,
draining off fat as it accu
mulates. Arrange apples and
sweet potatoes in covered
casserole; sprink'e with sug
ar and cinnamon. Place par
ties on apple mixture; cover.
Bake in moderately hot oven
375 degrees % hour. Uncov
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SCALLOPED APPLES AND
PORK CHOPS
2Vz cups (1 can) sliced
apples
4 small cooked sweet
potatoes
% cup seedless raisins
i/j cup brown sugar
Few grains salt and pep
per
Few grains nutmeg
3 tablespoons currant
jelly
3 tablespoons prepared
mustard
4 rib pork chops, cut %
Inch thick
Place an equal quantity
sliced apples at either end
of glass baking dish. Cut
sweet potatoes in thick s ic
es, place in center of dish,
between apples. Scatter rais
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Combine jelly and prepared
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Trim of! excess fat on pork;
coat both sides with jelly
mixture; arrange on sweet
potatoes; sprinkle with salt
and pepper. Place two or
three apple slices on each
chop. Bake in moderate ov
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and 40 minutes, or until
chops are tender. 4 servings.
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