—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 24, 1961
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For the
Farm Wife and Family
The Bride's Kitchen
By Mrs. Richard C. Spence
We wonder if there is a bride-to-be anywhere who has
nt asked the question “What foods do I need to establish
my new kitchen 7 ” So often the question is accompanied by
“I know what we’d like to have, but I want you to tell me
what we should have.”
The question was not only supermarket,
easily answered —it ddn’t We suggest the three cate
roally evist several genera- gor.es shown here for use in
tions ago, when a bride in- making lists for stocking the
eluded in the essentials with pantry cupboards. With these
which she set up housekeep- as starting points, addit ons
ing some of each of the stap- subtractions can easily
les that her mother used. e made, according to the
And knew she would probab- budgetary limitations, region
ly have to grow the foods a i food patterns, and phys.cal
needed to supplement these hmlitation of cupboard and
Today, however, the question storage space in the br.de’s
is veny real, complicated to kitchen,
some extent by the five to MUST-HAVE BASICS
seven thousand food items
from which to choose in a
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knife-edged fan to double-cut the crop and keep 6 feet
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Cuts and chops at the flails . . . chops finer
at the fan Up to Vs more capacity than most flail
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priced below most 5-foot machines.
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SNAVELY’S FARM SERVICE
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Baking powder
Baking soda
72-INCH CUT
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Phone New Holland EL 4-9221
Phone EL 4-2214
Flour—all-purpose; cake
Sugar—granulated
Shortening
Breakfast cereal
Coffee
Tea
Vegetable Oil
Canned soups
Canned fruits
Canned juices
Canned vegetables
Canned main dish foods
Cocoa
Biscuit mix
Macaroni
Rice
Salt
Pepper
C nnamon
Ginger
Cloves
Nutmeg
Paprika -
Vanilla extract
Gelatine—plain
Monosadium glutamate
Vinegar
SHOULD-HAVE ADDITIONS
Crackers
Chocolate—baking
Chocolate morsels
Cornmeal
Sugar—brown,
ers
Dried legumes
Evaporated milk
Nonfat dry xn.lk
Molasses
Corn syrup
Honey
Cake mixes
Frosting xmxes
MufT.n mixes
Hot roll mix
Pudding mixes
Cornstarch
Ketchup
Chili sauce
TWO FACTS TO REMEMBER
confection-
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Prepared mustard
Tapioca
Seasoned Salt
Poultry seasoning'
Pancake mix
Canned snack goods
Instant potatoes
NICE-TO-HAVE EXTRAS
Ascorbic acid mixture
Canned nuts
Flavoring extract—variety
Maraschino cherries
Pickles in variety
Olives—variety
Flavored vinegars
Worcestershire sauce
Gravy browning
Hot pepper sauce
Onion salt
Garlic salt
Celery salt
Dried herbs
Bay leaves
Curry powder
Bread crumbs
Cracker crumbs
Cereal crumbs
Canned spec ; alties
Bouillon cubes
Hickory salt
Barbecue sause
Let us now consider the
place of canned foods on the
bride’s pantry shelf.
Canned foods are available
in sizes to fit everyone’s
needs, and the 8-ounce cans
of fruits and vegetables are
particularly suited for serv
ing two. It is w’se, however,
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ASSOCIATION OF LANCASTER
to Tiaye some one-jDound an .
larger sizes on 'the Pan r
shelf, ready for guest meaij
Soups; 4 to 6 cans or j a .
—more if space
Canned condensed and road,
to-serve soups such as tom!
to, celery, mushroom, cKm
en and vegetable are read
to heat and serve as So J
Condensed cream soups I.
convenient to use as saul*
when making creamed disk
or casseroles f
Main dishes; 4 to 6 cans o ,
jars—more if space pern%
Canned meats, poultry jo
fish make easy dinners
ideas are: beef stew, bojw
chicken or turkey, dun cZ
came, corned beef f rar >
furters, ham, corned bw
hash, luncheon meat, meit
balls in gravy, pork sausJ
Vienna sausage, codfish b»m
crab meat, salmon, sardmZ
shrimp and tuna. These
handy to use when rnaku,
casseroles, too, by combnJ
them with vegetables and/or
cream soups; or add th,
meats to a cream sauce aw
serve over rice, noodles,
cu'ts, or toast points.
Convenient, too, arc
ready to-serve entrees Sl!t j
as macaroni in cheese sau#
Scan sh-style rice, ravioli,
spaghetti with meat sauce 0
meat balls, tuna or chick®
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