uce of heat.. Broil until top side
I s uces Cheddar cheese is of desired brownness, sto
t ounce Blue cheese, crum- 8 minutes; turn and broil on
other side. Place cheese slic
“ tsU p es on hamburgers last min
g guttered hamburger buns ute of broiling time Serve
M ground beef with melt- * n hamburger buns. Makes 8
gutter, crushed cereal, hamburgerbuns.
dry mustard, salt, pep- Variation; Omit cheese;
l’ and Worcestershire -combine % cup chopped
, ce Using Vj cup of meat stuffed olives with remain
jture for each, form into mg ingredients. Broil as a
flat patties. Top patties bove'*
tJI a slice of Cheddar
jgse and crumbled Blue
j es e Spread catsup on the
' er 6 patties and place
>rn catsup side down on
; cheese. Grill
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CHEESEBURGERS
[i/i pounds ground beef
>i cup quick or old fash
ioned ground oats
u cup chopped onion
2 tablespoons salt
teaspoon pepper
I cup tomato juice
5 slices Muenster cheese
thoroughly combine all
iredients except cheese;
ipe into 8 hamburgers;
U Place on broiler rack
>ut 4 inches from source
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Sandwiches can come to
your rescue when minutes
matter A Hasty-Tasty Sand
wich Special can be made in
about 7 minutes by mounting
flaked canned salmon and
crumbled Blue cheese atop a
slice of buttered toast, spoon
ing condensed cream of
mushroom soup over all and
then sprinkling with flavor
some Parmesan cheese be
fore oven warming.
HASTY-TASTY
SANDWICH SPECIAL
6 slices bread, toasted and
buttered
2 cups (1 pound can) sal
mon, drained and boned
% cup crumbled Blue
♦ ♦ *
cheese
1 can condensed cream of
mu_hroom soup
6 tablespoons Parmesan
cheese
Paprika
Top toast with flaked sal
mon, then Blue cheese.
Spoon soup, directly from
can, over sandwiches. Sprin
kle 1 tablespoon Parmesan
cheese and a dash of paprika
over each. Place under bro 1-
er until soup is bubbly and
cheese is lightly browned
Total time; 7 minutes.
Variation; Substitute six
hard cooked eggs, sliced, for
the salmon and one can con
densed cream of celery soup
for the mushroom soup. Pre
pare the same way.
Hard-cooked egg sandwich
es—
QUEEN'S SALAD
SANDWICH
2 hard-cooked eggs, shel
led
4 slices bread, crusts re
moved
Butter or margarine
Lettuce
A thin slices baked ham
4 slices Swiss cheese
2 tomatoes, sliced
Thousand Island Dressing
Slice eggs. Spread b-ead
with Eo'tened butter. Cut
bread m half diagonal'y.
Place two pieces of bread on
opposite sides of each serv
ing plate. BuildLthe salad on
the lettuce lined center by
alternating slices of ham,
cheese, eggs, and tomatoes.
Serve this sandwich open
faced, with Thousand Island
Dre s ng
Thousand Island Dressing:
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Lancasier Farming, Saturday, July 8, 1961
or tl
Farm Wife and Family
To make this dressing com
bine two hard-cooked eggs
chopped fine with one cup of
mayonnaise, Vs cup chili
sauce, Vfc cup finely chopped
celery, and Vt cup c v ipped
sweet pickle.
HAM AND EGG SALAD
FILLING
2 hard-cooked eggs, shelled
2 cups ground cooked ham
1 cup diced celery
Vz cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons sweet pickle
relish
3 tablespoons chili sauce
1 tablespoon vinegar (may
substitute 1 or 2 table-
spoons mustard here)
Chop eggs combine eggs,
ham and celery .Add mayon
naise, re’ish, chili sauce, and
vinegar. Mix well.
QUICKIE SANDWICH
Combine one table~poon of
soft butter or margarine and
14 teaspoon celery seed
Spread the cut surfaces of
two halves of a toasted Eng
lish muffin with the mixture
Arrange slices of hard-cook
ed egg on muffin. Squeeze
sharp cheese from a tube ov
er the top of the eggs. Put
about Vi teaspoonful of pick-
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« 3UDWORMS
• HORNWORMS
• FLEABEETLES
For long-lasting residua! control
and safety, Thiodan is the recom
mended material for tobacco in
sect control. Thiodan is easy to
apply as a dust or spray. Ask your
County Agent or local Niagara
field man.
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le relish in the center of
each sandwich.
Farm Women 6
Plan Picnic
A family night program
wi h a covered dish social in
the Elizabethtown town park
is being planned by the So
ciety of Farm Women numb
er rix The picnic is being
schedu’ed to take the place
of the regular monthly meet
ing of the group on August 5
at 6 30 p m.
At the last meeting of -the
group last Saturday in the
home of Mrs. Mark Geyer,
announcement was made of
Farm Women’s camp at
Camp Swatara, August 27 to
29.
Hostesses at the meeting
were Mrs Mark Geyer, Mrs.
Elmer Brill, who had charge
of the devotional period, and
Mrs C R Frey.
The group saw three films
burnished by the local tele
phone compny
National Farm Safety
Week, July 23-29, cosponsor
ed by the U. S Department
Agriculture and the Na
'mnal Safety CouncJ, has as
its theme this year, “Safety
1 3 a Family Affair”
Safety, like charity, begins
at home. It doesn’t take ’ong
to check for hazards in the
farm home, and the time
cou'dn’t be better spent.
Accidents are the nation’s
fourth greatest kTer, says
the National Safety Council
—but they can be prevented.
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