night supper.
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cpONGE CAKE
, Martha Rohrer, 75
’gj„ Landisville.
ags
u ps sugar
cl ,p hot water
teaspoon cream of tar-
ups flour
earing to taste
ir hot water over sug
g beat with egg white.
at 350 degrees for 30-35
# This cake can be
'm a flat pan.
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rf n WATERMELON
C PICKLES
. Fannie Longenecker,
qts cubed watermelon
1 (2 lbs)
ab espoons salt
uarts water
ups granulated sugar
ups cider vinegar
ablespoons whole jcloves
ablespoons whole a'l-
3” stick cinnamon
i firm rind, trim off the
an d pink flesh before
VHEELHORSE and
SIMPLICITY
Jcrden Tractors
vely's Farm Service
I HOLLAND EL4-2214
Sl ! &L-RING NYLON FRONT TIRES
hw you can have all the ragged
durability of Nylon cord construc
tion at no step-up in price. Here is
o tire with maximum strength to
resist bruises, sharp impacts and
blowouts and give you lowest-cost
per acre operation.
And, you will like the way the Dual-
Ring tread gives you straight run
ning and easy steering in the field
or on the road. Come in and check
Ibis outstanding value.
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Open Friday Night Til 9
ICe and Vine Streets
measuring cut in 1 in. cubes
Soak over night in the 3 ta
blespoons salt and 1 quart
of water; drain. Boil together
for 5 minutes the remaining
2 quarts of water, the sugar
vinegar and spices which
have been tied in a piece of
cheesecloth Add me'on rind
and cook, uncovered, until
transparent, about 45 min
utes Remove spice bag. Turn
immediately into hot steriliz
ed pars and seal Makes a
bout 2 pints
NOTE; Store any leib over
syrup in refrigerator. Use
for a second ! ot of watermel
on pickles the next day.
AM LOAF
Mrs. Melvin Horning,. . .
Rheems.
3 pounds salt pork
3 pounds fresh pork
1 cup corn flakes
1 cup milk
2 eggs
Mix together; shape into
loaf and bake at 350 degrees.
(Dn not add salt.)
COLESLAW SOUFFLE
SALAD
Mrs. Phares Landis, Mari*
etta.
1 package lemon-flavored
gelatin
1 cup hot- water .
V 2 cup mayonnaise
V 2 cup cold water
2 tablespoons vinegar
V* teaspoon salt
plus tax and old
4.00-15-4 pi
B.F.Gcodrich POWER-GRIP
REAR TIRES
plus tax and old tire
9.5-24/9-24—4 ply
IVz cups finely shredded
cabbage 1
Vz cup radish s’ices
Vz cup diced .celery
2 to 4 tablespoons diced
green pepper
1 tablespoon diced onion
Dissolve gelatin in hot wa
ter B end in mayonnaisse,
cold water, vinegar and salt.
Chill till partial y set. Beat
ti 1 fluffy. Add remaining in
gredients. Pour individual
molds or 1 quart mold. Chill
ti 1 set. To serve, unmold on
lettuce; garnish with radish
slices.
Mrs. J. Lloyd Harnish, Rl,
Wil'ow Street. ,
3 quarts mint tea
3 cups sugar
2 large cans pineapple
juice
3 large cans orange juice
2 large bottles ginger ale
Add sugar to mint tea;
strain and cool. Add pine
apple juice and orange juice
Add ginger ale just before
serving
SUGAR COOKIES
Mrs. Elmer Groff, Rheems.
Vz cup margarine less 1
tabelspoon
2 cups granulated sugar
3 beaten eggs
1 cup sour cream (cultur
ed)
B.F.Goodrich has used the "arched
beam" engineering principle to
create a cleat of extra-rugged
strength. These curved cleats get
rid of bending and buckling. They
dig in, take a bite, keep you rolling
and wipe clean. You'll get perfotm
ance, even in heavy soil, that purs
more acres under the wheels eveiy
day. You save cn fuel and tires, too,
if you equ o wuh the B.F.Goodrich
Power-Grip.
CONVENIENT TERMS
Service on the Farm
Call Lancaster EX 2-2196
LANCASTER, PA.
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FRUIT-ADE
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 12, 1961—9
4 cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
Salt
NOTE: When using mar
garine take l A pound block
and cut off 1 tablespoon.
This gives a nice rounded
cookie. Chill dough several
hours or overnight in refrig
erator.
(Mrs. Groff did not give
directions about mixing these
cookies so we assume that
the dough would be mixed
in the usual way)
PINEAPPLE SALAD
Mrs. Sadie Greider,
Rheems.
Vz can crushed pineapp’e
'A pound marshmallows
Small head cabbage, shred
ded
2 bananas
Mix all ingredients and
serve on lettuce.
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Best Food Buys
(From page 10)
include peaches, plums, blue
berries, bananas, summer ap
ples, watermelons, canta
loupes, honeydew melons,
lemons and Imes.
Tree-rpened fresh peaches
will continue in good supply
throughout the month of Au
gust Lower prices are not
expected since the severe
winter weather served to re
duce the size of crop in the
Northeast Fresh peaches and
ice cream is a flavorful com
bination vju will want to
serve often as sundaes, par
fait pies, tarts and as fresh
peach milk shakes Supplies
for canning, freezing or for
fresh use are available at the
local food store, roadside
stand or farmers market.
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