—Lancaster Farming, Saiurday, July 15, 1961
8
fiest Food Buys
July Is National Picnic Month
July is National Picnic
Month and a popular month
for family vacations. Pic
nics and vacations help ex
plain the popularity of out
door eating, reports Tom Pi
per, Penn State, Extension
Marketing Agent.
Retail food, store manag
«i's recognize the popularity
uf outdoor eating. ,This we
ek they will feature round,
T-bone and sirloin steaks
with ground beef- in meat
sales. Cooler weather of re
cent days is prompting some
markets to feature fore
quarter roasting beef this
vveekend. Broiler-fryers, sm
all turkeys and smoked hame
also appear in the good buy
category.
Nature never takes a holi
day. Large supplies of fresh
fruits and vegetables are
coming to market. . . bar
gains expand seasonally.
Local raspberry harvest
ing has passed its peak and
harvest -of the tart cherry
crop is underway.
The season’s first Trans
parent and Lodi apples are
(arriving at local markets,
carrying the usual flrst-of
the season high prices
Lemons are in good supply
grapefruit is about over for
the season, and the Valen
cia oranges will be slightly
higher in price Blueberries,
sweet cherries bananas, can-
• Summer Medley
(From page 7)
to saucepan. Blend a lew
tablespoons plums with, salt
and cornstarch. Stir the corn
starch mixture into plums.
Add juice and food coloring.
Heat, stirring constantly, un
til mixture simmers. Chill.
Remove ice cream from
freezer to soften' slightly.
Pour cup sauce into bottom
of chilled mold. Line bottom
and sides of mold'with thin
shell of ice cream; ' freeze
firm Fill mo’d to top with
alternate layers of ice cream
and sauce, reserving 14 cup
sauce for garnish Cover and
freeze. When ready to serve,
run knife around, top of mold
to loosen ice cream. Dip the
bottom of mold quickly into
warm water Invert on serv
ing plate; shake tp remove
mold. Return ice cream to
freezer to firm. 'Just before
serving spoon reserved sauce
over all.
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taloupes and watermelons
arc reasonably priced; wat
ei melons will cost more be
cause new melons are larger
m size. ’ First-of-season high
prices prevail on nectarines,
plums, peaches, grapes, and
the short supply of pineap
ple.
Salad greens, cabbage, gre
en beans, peppers, cucumb
ers, lettuce, and new potat
oes will be included in the
list of good buys at the pro
duce counter this weekend
Sweet-corn onions, and to
matoes remain at generally
unchanged price levels but
promise to be lower in the
next few weeks when local
production will reach the
market. Broccoli, carrots and
celery quote at higher pric
es.
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A' tentative schedule of ev
ents was a’so adopted for the
show to be held October 4,
5 and 6 The Baby Beef judg
ing is slated for Wednesday
night. Dairy for Thursday
afternoon • with the main
show parade Thursday night.
The Swine Committee is con
sidering Friday night for a
fat hog sale.
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