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stirring constantly. Cool
Add walnuts and pour into
baked pastry shell. Top with
raisins meringue. Bake in moderate
Cook oven (35G degrees) about 15
thick to 18 minutes until delicately
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browned. To make meringue, 10 —Lancaster farming, Saturday, April 22, 1961
beat egg whites until frothy. ; ——
Add cream of tartar and con- 8 minutes. Cool,
tinue beating until peaks, be- Filling;
gin to form. Gradually beat i pound 14-ounce can apri-
In remaining Vi cup sugar, c ot halves
beating until stiff and glossy. IV£ teaspoons
Makes one*9-mch pie. gelatine
v V 4 cup apricot syrup
3-ounce package cream
cheese, softened
i/4 cup sugar
6-ounce can evaporated
milk, well-chilled
2 tablespoons lemon juice
APRICOT CHEESE PIE
Crust:
17,’i cups graham cracker
crumbs
V 4 cup sugar
J /4 cup softened butter or
margarine
Thoroughly blend crumbs,
sugar, and softened butter
or margarine Press firmly a
gainst bottom and sides of fl
inch pie plate. Bake in a
moderate oven (375 degrees)
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HELP YOUR CALVES SROW-Fast!
Feed them
CALF STARTEJ
This premium-quality, dry feed —fed straight fi® l
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CHAS E. SAUDER & SONS AMMON E.
RD. 2. East Earl. Pa. , R. D. 2, Lititz. pJ
serving syrup. Save 7 a p,
unflavored cot halves for garnish, c
remaining halves into snu
pieces. Soften gelatine i n
cup apricot syrup, dissoi
over hot water. Blend soft t
cd cream cheese and sug.
Add dissolved gelatine tVh
chilled milk until flufiy
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If you want to grow better, well-developed calv (!
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E. MUSSER HEISEV
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1 teaspoon grated
rind
Drain apricot halves,
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