I# For The Farm Wife
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olives, jnd .Parmesan cheese,
repeating layers three times.
Sprinkle top with parsley. Bake
in moderate oven, (350 de
grees) until bubbly, about 20
minutes. 4 to 6 servings.
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For a rich homemade pie
try this rhubarb ,pie—
RHUBARB CHEESE PIE
% cup shortening
, 1% cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon salt
, 2to 3 tablespoons water
2 pounds rhubarb
Here’s the Dual-Purpose GRAIN-SILAGE Sorghum Variety
that's “lak'ing the Country by Storm!”
2 tablespoons cornstarch
Vz cup sugar
' 4 packages (3 ounces each)
cream cheese
2 eggs
% cup sugar
1 cup dairy sour cream
Sift flour with salt into a
bowl. Cut in shortening using a
pastry blender or fork, until
the mixture is the consistency
of .corn meal and small peas.
Sprinkle cold water, a little at
a time, over flour mixture. Toss
together lightly with a fork.
Place dough on waxed paper.
Knead 3 times. Press gently
SAVE FOR FUM ... JOIN A THRIF I. FULTON
into a ball. Let stand for 20
minutes. Lightly flour pastry
'cloth o)r board and covered
rolling pin. Roll douigh into
circle Vfc-mch thick. Fold the
dough over rolling pin and lift
onto pan. Pit pastry into pan.
Do not stretch pastry. Press
with fingertips 'from center out
to remove air bubbles. Fold
edge of pastry under and make
a high fluted edge.
Blend together rhubarb, corn
starch, and Vz cap sugar. Pour
into unbaked pastry shell.
Bake in a hot oven (425 de
grees) for 'l5 minutes. Mean
while, blend together the cream
cheese, eggs, and % cup sugar.
Remove pie from oven at end
of 15 minutes. Reduce oven
temperature to moderate (350
degrees). Spoon cream cheese
mixture over top of fruit filling
Return pie to oven and con
tinue baking for about 30 min
utes. Cool. Spread sour cream
over top of pie. Garnish with
unblanched sliced almonds.
Refrigerate until ready to
serve.
NOTE 1 Two baking tempera
tures suggested because of the
cheese topping.
Combine all ingredients, ex
cept pastry. Put in unbaked
pie crust and cover with to|
crust. Bake at 450 degrees for
grain-filled heads on sturdy semi
leafed stalks make DeKalb FS-la
ige Crop. Known for its high grain
bility of stalks and excellent ton
a real ‘ ‘crop-maker” for you.
Smoketowix
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RHUBARB PIE
1 cup sugar
3 cups diced rhubarb
V 2 teaspoon grated orange
rind
3 tablespoons flour
Vs teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter
Pastry for '2-orust pie (fl
inch)
Phone Lane. 397-3539
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 18, 1963
Farm Women 22
Hold Banquet
The Mother and Daughter
banquet held by the Society
of Farm Women 22 Tuesday in
the West Willow five hall at
tracted a total of 49 persons.
Group singing was led by
0 minutes, then reduce heat
io 400 degrees for 25 minutes.
NOTE; This pie is good tor
Ireezing, unbaked.
CUSTOM MADE STEEL GATES
ALL WELDED CONSTRUCTION
Featuring a safety bolt latch
Why buy a wooden gate when steel is just as cheap.
Frey Bros.
Quarryville, R. D. #3
Phone ST G-3235
POTATOES
$3.00 a bag
- 5 bags or more $2.50
Groff's Hardware
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REVOLUTIONARY NEW
FERTILIZING PRACTISE
INCREASES YIELDS & PROFITS!
REICHARDS HI-AVAILABLE
LIQUID FERTILIZER
Provides these advantages
• WE USE OUR OWN APPLICATION EQUIPMENT
our bulk spreading service assures even, perfect
application
NO SEGREGATION OR SEPARATION every
drop contains all S major elements
CHEMICALLY MIXED guaranteed to outper
form a blended fertilizer
SAVE UP TO $6 PER TON
are lower
PRICES SAME AS DRY FERTILIZERS
RESULTS AT ONCE no waiting for moisture for
ingredients to become soluble. ”'**»
GEHMAN FEED MILL, Inc.
Denver, Pa. ANdrew 7-5585
Mfd. by Robert A. lnc., Allentown, P».,
.>-31 * i }
Mrs. Hebron Herr, with Mrs.
Donald Kepner as accompanist,
Mrs. John Shenk sang a solo,
also accompanied by Mrs. Kep
ner.
Prizes for games weie pre
sented to Mrs. Norman lies-,,
Mrs. Henry Hess, Mrs Alai le
Steineman, Mrs Melvin Peter
and Mrs. Claude Miller.
Mrs. Ira Rutt, guest speak
er, showed pictures of Haiti.
The next meeting will be
held Tuesday, June 11, at 3 -30
p m at the home of Mrs. Hairy
Shenk, SO6 Dorsea Rd.
Seed or Eating
New Holland
The Soil
Takes it in
Like Rain
Phone or See
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