—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 8, 1962
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• Concentrates
(continued from page 15)
(rate and give it a stir.
Serve at once with colorful
straws and longhandled spoo
ns.
Kids of all ages will go for
this 'ice cream tieat. Roll
scoops of ice cieam in shoit
bread cookie crumbs Put
each in a paper cup or dish
and top with a spoontul or two
of paitially thawed fiozeu
concentrate fruit punch.
Keep a batch in the tieezei--
thev’ie handy snacks
These saucy sundaes aie
specials. Spoon a tablespoon
of two of paitially thawed
frozen concentiate for fiuit
punch over ice cream Tiv.
(1) Giape-Lemon tiozen puncn
concentrate on vanilla ice
cream; top with whipped cre
am and a sprinkling of cinn
amon, (2) Chocolate ice cream
with Pineapple-Lemon fiozen
punch concentrate topped with
ammted green cherry or (3»
Lemon Custard ice cream top
ped with punchconcentrate
topped with Raspberry-Lemon
frozen punch concentrate and
slivered almonds.
Dress up creamy baked rice
custard or tapioca cream by
topping each serving with a
spoonful or two of partially
thawed concentrate for Grape-
Lemon punch.
FREEZE FRUIT FILLING
FOR LATER USE IN T PIES
You’ll save time now, yet
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have apple pies ready for win
ter use if you freeze just the
pie filling. You won’t need to
tie up your supply of pie tins
either.
While pie apples are plen
tiful make up your favorite
fillings Slice the apples into
a pie tin, add the sugar, flour,
cinnamon, butter and lemon
juice you would usually use
Place a piece of foil or trans
parent freezer wrap over the
filling and fieeze until the
filling is haid.
Remove the filling fiom the
tin and wiap m heavy duty
fieezei foil or other freeze!
wrap You may wish to place
the foil in the tin befoie fill
ing
Wrap with a diug store wrap
to get all the air out from the
pie filling . Mark with the
date and kind of filling and
store m jour fieezer.
To bake the pie, just place
a bottom crust in a tin of the
same size as your filling. Cov
er filling with a top crust that
has vent holes and bake. You
may want to bake your pie
with only a top crust. It
won’t serve as nicely but crust
means less calories.
You 'can freeze pies in other
ways, too. Make them up and
freeze them unbaked, comple
tely bake them or partially
bake them so you can brown
them and serve them. To par
tially bake, get them to a
light brown color and then
refrigerate to tool quickly.
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Here’s a good example of why feed shouldn’t he
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