* Cookbook Review
f ,continued from page 14)
( lUCB PUDDING
c«P rlce — wash and dr£un
cups cold water
1 tea^P 0011 sa^
nuns 10 a bOll and sinimer
j 2 minutes, covered. Let
for d “ o ff heat, covered, for 10
■js> m'aates
, cups railK
I egg, slightly beaten
cup sugar
I* teaspoon cornstarch
Stir until mixture boils. He
,e fiom heat and add 1
”“,,,0011 vanilla. Good warm
or e° ld ’
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•\PIUCOT OHIEFON
DESSERT
% cup sugar
5 tablespoons flour
\\ teaspoon salt
y cup lemon juice
1 cup apricot juice
$ cup water
% cup apricots, diced
1 tablespoon butter
3 egg yolks
3 egg Whites
Blend sugar, .flour, salt. Add
jihces and-water,'butter. Cook
until it thickens. Add apricots
4 nd fold m stiffly beaten egg
whites Serve ecold *with whipp
ed cream.
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CHICKEN AND RICE
CASSEROLE
2 cups boiled nee
3 cups cooked, cut up
CHERRIES ARE RIPE
Large Dark Sweet Cherries
Large White Cherries Red Pie Cherries
New Danville Pike
R. D. #6, Lancaster, Pa.
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chicken
3 cups well seasoned chick
en gravy
Place rice and chicken al
ternately in a 2-quart casse
role. Pour gravy over contents
and top with buttered bread
ciumbs. Bake at 350 dpgiees
for 45 minutes *
CHEESE STRATA
12 slices biead
G slices cheese
4 eggs
2-Vs cups milk
Salt, pepper and butter
Arrange 6 slices of bread in
baking dish to fit bottom
Place cheese on bread and
cover with lemaming slices
Beat eggs; add milk, salt and
pepper Pour over bread and
cheese. Dot with butter .Bake
40 minutes at 325 degrees.
APPLE SALAD
5 apples
1 cup celery, diced
Vz cup raisins, crushed pine
apple or cut oranges
DRESSING:
-1 large tablespoon mayon
naise
2 large tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon peanut butter
Vz cup cream
Pour dressing over fruit and
serve-
FROSTED LIME
WALNUT SALAD
1 package lime gelatin.
1 cup boiling water
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Bring Your Containers We Supply the Ladders
Extra Weighing Service
NOW PICKING
DAILY 7 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. SAT. 7 A.M. to 4 P.M.
CLOSED SUNDAY
SHANK FRUIT FARMS
1 #2 can crushed pineapple
1 cup smooth cottage cheese
Vz cup finely cut celery
. 1 tablespoon chopped
pimiento
cup chopped walnuts jr* * |—
Dissolve gelatin m boiling £* Qf {ilC ‘7—- I
watei. Cool until sympy. Stir ___ * '
m remaining .ingiedients. Mold fTorm
in 8” square pan. Makes 8 to • allll W IJLC all Cl
12 servings.
LKMOX-ORAJsGK MERIXGUK
(> tablespoons cornstarch
3 cups sugar
1 orange
2 lemons
1 eggs (separated)
3 cups boiling water
Mix cornstarch and sugar
together Add grated rind and
mice of orange and lemons
Add 'beaten egg yolks and boil
ing water. Cook until thick.
Pour in baked shells. (Makes
2 pies i)
Make meringue of -egg
whites and C tablespoons su
gar. Spread on pies and bake
in ,350 degree oven until
brown.
POTATO CHOCOLATE CAKE
2 cups granulated sugar
J. cup shortening (.butter
suggested)
% cup sour milk
H cup 'cocoa
2 cups flour
.i! teaspoons soda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon nutmeg
(Continued on Page 16)
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 23, 1962—1
Ladies, Have You Heard?. . .
Hon To Lengthen Lile Of Curtains
Rotate positions ot cm tains to equalize
damage and distribute light exposure It
fabric design permits, rehang curtains, le
vei sing top and bottom
Use shades or blinds to piotect curtains
You can find attractive shades and blinds to
tit your decoiatmg scheme.
Never let curtains get wet from rain . .
moisture in the presence of heat may cause
yellow streaks or circles.
Clean curtains often and before they
become badly soiled . . . soil damages the
fabric fibers.
When buying new curtains, ask for
fabrics wo\en of a fiber or libers with ex
ceptional resistance to suulgiht fading.
Some curtain fabrics are
treated to resist fading from
fumes in the atmosphere
known as fume fading. Look
tor labels stating resistance
to'fume fading as well as fiber
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About Guides To Clothing
Storage
Store in cool, dry areas , . .
warm, damp dark areas en-
(Pa. Route 324)
Ph. EX 2-6022
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AM INVESTOR.OWNED
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Family
By Jane Thurston
courage insects and mildew.
Clean all clothing ’befoiet
storing. Wash washables and
dryclean the nonw ashables.
Garments that don’t need
cleaning can be aned, brushed,
and examined lor which
you can remove at home Soil
ed clothing invites moths.
Put clean garments in au
tight containers with a chemi
cal moth preventn e for add
ed protection dining stoiage.
(Continued on Page 17)
'Why Crops Need
Limestone
Two nnpoitant mgi edients
needed by ciops aie calcium,
and magnesium Both ot these
aie leguiaily lost thiough the
soil by the following wavs
1 By leaching la slow leak
ing away a noun a 1
process whei e thoi e is
ramlall)
2. By ciop ieino\als (le
gumes, such as hay and
of|ier gieens, art taken
oft the fields, instead of
.plow’ed undei)
3 By geneial use ot ilia
soil.
Because of this loss the soil
becomes is hat is known as
high in acid. Putting on lime
stone may supply calcium and
magnesium and tonect the
soil acidity at the same time.
It has been shown by ex
periments by agricultural col
leges and expei iment stations
that for erer> dollai spent lor
limestone, from $ i to $l5 aio
returned to the I a r m e v
through increased yields
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Inc., Blue Ball, Pa
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