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% -cup chopped onion r ** d K***"®* “i rture> ' ' top
<1 . clove garlic, minded ‘ ' -*«**/ 1 £*? e
t .v_' and % of the Parmesan cheese.
1 , tablespoon chopped, par- Repe «
1 cup cooked or canned-* 3 in f 350 degree oven; re- ,
tomatoes move from oven and allow to .
1 cup (8-ounces) tomato stand B" 1 ® mi f utteB before i
serving. 6-8 servings. ;
•KUI.O *<.<*lll
Vi cud water
5 teaspoon basil Accompany a luncheon cas
serole with a tasty quick loaf
A t ? Irt . bread like Onion-Cheese Bread.
J ONION-CHEESE BREAD
Dash of pepper
1 cup cottage cheese 1% cups milk
t slices Cheddar cheese 1 tablespoon minced on
% cup Parmesan cheese ion
■Cook noodles according to 3 cups sifted enriched fl- 1
package directions; rinse and our
drain. In saucepan melt but- 1 tablespoon baking pow- ■
ter; saute onion, garlic and der
parsley. Add tomatoes, tomato 1 teaspoon salt
sauce, water, basil, sugar, salt % teaspoon black pepper
end pepper; simmer 15-20 min- % cup shredded sharp
utee. Combine noodles, tomato Cheddar cheese
Ready-Mixed Concrete
For quick, easy placing
For proper aggregates
For long-lasting finish
Transit Mixed on the way to the job.
Mew Holland Concrete Products
New Holland, Pa. 354-2114
Every Second Saturday of the month you can enjoy
Plan a party at home, or a dinner for your organiza
tion. Reserve your chicken in advance by calling
Sally Harper, 569-0428. We do all the cooking,
and will specially-package your orders for pick-up on
barbecue dates.
Special Prices on 23 or
more halves by advance
reservation!
CAUL US!
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED!
CARRY-OTJT ONLY!
$l.OO PER HALF
3 HALVES AT $2.75
SPRING NEEDS
< -
• S ' ed tatOTS • Tobacco Muslin
?' ,SS . 2-3-4 yd.
Surprise
Cobblers £ Fertilizer
Katahdins
Kennebecs % Lime of all kinds
• Garden Seeds • Lawn Seed
Scotts
• Field Seeds Old English
, „ , Heritage
• Tobacco Seed
Plastic Flowers Cut Flower Arrangements
Groff’s Hardware
New Holland 354-0851
BARBECUED
CHICKEN
at the “Poultry Center” of the
Lancaster County Poultry Assn.
340 IV. Roseville Road,
Lancaster
SAT., APRIL 13
3 P.M. to 6 P.M.
. 4>> , tablespoon*;finelyrnCl*OP-s
‘l ped. pimlentoi. % . t t ,o
1 egg, beaten „
.3 : (tablespoons ”
ortening or oil
Combine milk and onion.
Let stand 15 minutes. Mean
while, sift together flour, bak
ing powder, salt-and black pep
per. Stir in cheese and pimi
ento. Combine egg, milk-onion
mixture and shortening or oil.
Add to dry ingredients, stirr
ing only until flour is moist
ened. Turn into well-greased
4y 2 x sy 2 inch loaf pan. Bake
in moderate oven (375) deg
rees 55 minutes, or until well
browned. (This bread is very
moist. It will test done at
about 40 minuites, but should
be baked the full time.) Cool
10 minutes before removing
from pan. Serve warm.
i $ ! J|!
A hot cheese dip, to be serv
ed in. a chafing dish.
HE-MAN DIP
cup shredded
cheese
% cup milk
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FARMERS
GROW SWEET CORN
AS A CASH CROP
Harvesting and Hauling Available
John F. Cope Co., Inc.
MANHEIM, PA. Office Ph. 898-6721
Field Representatives
JOHN L. BARE ADAM M. SHENK
898-7010 898-4876
Please Phone Evenings
Get a low-cost Thrif T. Fulton
If you’re in the market for a new
car, visit the Fulton first and ar
range for a low-cost Auto Loan,
Then, as a cash buyer, make a bef
ter deal on the car of your choice .
FULTON**BANK
PENN SQUARE • McGOVERN AVENUE • MOUNTVILLE
EAST PETERSBURG . AKRON • GAP
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cotp,
k.' Saturdayr r Aprii 1963
melted *h-
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies, Have You Heard? ...
Carrots strike a cheery note at prodir
counters these days Fresh and bright, c:
rots are neat and clean with no bulky to)
to remove when you get home Packaged
see-through film bags, carrots are a joy
buy
You have good reason to appreciate ti
new packaged carrots For one thing, thi
cost less than the old-time carrots sold
bunches with the tops on There’s less
and spoilage losses with prepackaging a:
Cheddar the carrots stay fresh longer. THUBHIOir
Carrots are an all-purpose vegetable.
You can serve them raw as a
finger food or in salads, and
OF LANCASTER
By: Jane Thnrston, Extension Home Economist
Carrots Today
id
you can put them m a stew or
m a soup, or serve them as a
vegetable.
Raw carrots make a vitamin
A-nch, low-calorie snack.
For You To Try
A butter sauce flecked with
toasted slivered almonds,
chopped parsley, grated lemon
rind, and crushed thyme leav
es is an ideal companion for
baked fillets of haddock or
sole. Almonds have long been
associated with fish either
in sauces or as a garnish
Stuff fresh California dates
and serve as party nibblers and
salad garnishes Snip dates
along one side, remove pits,
and fill with apple-mint jelly,
a strip of Cheddar cheese, a
wedge of fruit, or a favorite
cream cheese spread.
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