(Continued from Page 8) wich filling. 1 cup filling, suffi
j > cup sugar cient for 4 sandwiches.
1 tablespoon grated orange * * *
r j n( j Cornflake crumb-topped cas
j/ cup orange juice serole has a taste treat that
Combine whole, bran cereal nobody will dispute.
*nd milk; let stand until most CREAMED SHRIMP
of moisture is taken up, about AND EGGS
5 minutes. Add egg, molasses % cup butter or margarine
and shortening; beat well. Stir % cup.flour
in raisins. Sift together flour, 2 cups milk
soda and salt. Add to cereal 1 teaspoon salt
mixture, stirring only unjil 14 teaspoon pepper
combined. 2 teaspoons grated horse-
Mix sugar, orange rind and radish
orange juice; pour into bottom 4 hard-cooked eggs, coarsely
of greased 814 inch ring mold. chopped
Spread butter evenly over mix- 2 cups coarsely chopped,
tore. Bake in moderate oven cooked cleaned shrimp
(375 degrees) about 30 minu- 2 tablespoons chopped pars
tes. Invert pan and let stand a ley
few minutes before removing. 2 cups corn flakes or Vfc cup
Serve immediately. About 8 packaged corn flake crumbs
servings. 2 tablespoons butter or mar-
NOTE: a greased BxB inch garine, melted
baking pan may be used in Melt butter; stir in flour,
place of ring mold. Add milk slowly, stirring con
* * * „ , stantly. Cook until thickened,
• Did you ever think about stirring occasionally.’ Stir in
adding cereal to a sandwich salt, pepper and horseradish,
filling? It’s done here Fold in eggs, shrimp and pars-
BOLOGNA SALAD
SANDWICH FILLING inch baking pan or shallow eas
ily pound bolpgna serole. If using corn flakes,
1 hard-cooked egg, finely crush into fine crumbs. Corn
chopped - bine.crumbs with melted but
-2 tablespoons finely chopped t er - Sprinkle over shrimp mix
sweet pickle ture. Sake in moderate oven
1 tablespoon finely chopped (350 degrees) about 25 minutes
onions or until thoroughly heated,
cup mayonnaise Serve -at once. 6 servings.
J/4 teaspoon salt ' " ■* * *■ * .
i/2 cup Concentrate cereal v SKILLET POTATOES
Remove casing from bologna; V 6 cup chopped onion
put -through food-chopper. Com- V 4 cup butter or margarine,
bine with remaining ingredi- melted
ents; mix well. Use as sand- 1 10-V£ ounce can condensed
\ "Hitch Your Silo Filler I
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To A Star" I
Weaver Star Silo Co.
Poured Concrete Silos - Grain & Industrial Bins J
15th
Annual Reunion
Museum Grounds - Kinzer, Pa.
. U.S. Route 30
Program from 10 A.M. - 10 P.M.
August 22, 23, 24, 1963
Doily Program
Flailing Horse Treadpower - Steam & Gas
Engines Shingle mill Saw Mill Hobby &
Scale Size Engines Teeter-Totter
Engine Parade
Home Cooked Food Homemade Applebutter
Quilting Bee open to oil Ladies
fSee Steam Generated Electricity being made!*
Hear Steam Calliope Music played daily by
Noah Getz!
See Model Airplane Show!
Free Parking —Admission $l.OO
Gift Shop. open daily .
ley. Spread in greased 10 x 6
R#s, Lebanon, Pa.
CR 2-7424
cream of mushroom soup
soup can milk
cup grated Cheddar cheese
cup cheese-flavored crac
ker crumbs
teaspoon ground black pep
per
boiled potatoes, sliced
small green pepper, cut in
strips
tablespoons chopped pimi
ento
On the grill in a skillet saute
onions in butter or margarine.
Add soup and milk. Blend well.
Add cheese and stir until
cheese melts. Add cracker
crumbs and remaining ingre
dients. Blend well. Continue
cooking, stirring occasionally
until potatoes are heated. Makes
6 servings. Serve with charcoal
broiled steaks.
SALMON BARBECUE
Barbecue Sauce
14 cup melted butter or mar
garine
Va cup lemon juice
1 15-ounce can tomato sauce
14 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pep- Complement green beans Wlth
~ ? er .. slivered almonds . . just slice
easp n , , blanched almonds, or buy them
h w SnZ already slivered, and brown
bring to a boil; simmer 10 min- . ...
utes. Broil salmon steaks over r
low fire about five minutes on b f?. e addg c “ kd bea a
. .. . , . . „ „ Mix chopped, hard-cooked
each side brushing frequently fr^h CO oked spinach,
with sauce. Serve hot with more t Wlth slices of hard .
sauce and Hoe Cakes. *
rinr rATTFCS luu&cu vgg,
Try a cream cheese sauce on
1 15-ounce package corn yQUr favonte vegetable . For the
oread mix sauce, blend a three-ounce pack-
A cup mi a ge 0 £ cream cbeese Wl th one
-1 „ , , . fourth cup of milk, add a half
I tablespoon grated onion celery seed and pour
V 4 cup butter or margarine over P cooked vegetable.
Ground black pepper
Paprika
Butter or margarine If you eat a sweet roll or
1
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Pour corn bread mix into doughnut at your daily coffee
mixing bowl. Stir in milk, egg, break that you may gain a
and onion. Melt butter in skil- pound every twenty-six days if
let. Drop corn bread by spoon- your body doesn’t use the extra
fuls in skillet over medium to calories but store them as fat?
low heat. Sprinkle with pepper In a year’s time, you could gain
and paprika. Cook turning once fourteen pounds. You’ll have to
to brown both sides. Top with decide for yourself whether you
a pat of butter and serve hot can afford the 135 extra calor
with barbecued salmon steaks, ies you get from a sweet roll
Makes about one dozen. or doughnut.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 24, 1963
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies, Have You Heard? ...
By: Jane Thurston, Extension Home Economist
Ways To Serve Vegetables
Cook green and yellow snap beans whole or
cut into bite-size pieces. Another way is to
slice beans lengthwise, known as French style.
Cook corn on the cob. If there’s any left
over, cut kernels from ears and add chopped
red and green pepper that you’ve cooked
slightly in butter or margarine. Add a bit of
onion if you wish.
Make your favorite creole sauce and serve
it over wax beans, okra, summer squash, or
other fresh vegetables
Cooked cauliflower and broccoli have a
different flavor and appearance when you
sprinkle grated Parmesan cheese or one of the THURSTON
processed cheeses over the top before serving.
Did You Know
Worth Knowing: About Tuna
Tuna is the leading canned
seafood sold.
Tuna is a popular warm
weather food because it goes
well in salads, sandwiches, cas
seroles, and other dishes, and
for dips and hors d’oeuvres.
Tuna is high in first-class
protein and in mineral and vit
amin content.
Tuna is available in solid pack
style suitable for serving as is
in a salad or main dish Or it
comes in chunk, grated, and
flake style for use in salad
mixtures, casseroles, patties,
and turnovers. Choose the style
pack to fit your use.
Some Facts On Telephones
On Jan. 1, 1962, the United
States had almost 78 million
telephones, more than half of
the world’s total.
The United Kingdom had a
few more than eight and a half
million, the next highest total.
West Germany followed with
six and a half million, and
Japan was next with
more than six and 'one-fourth
million.
It takes a year to get the
world data so these figures
were for 1961.
The increase in 1961 means
there were almost five phones
for every hundred persons in
the world. The United States
had almost forty-two phones
for every hundred persons and
Sweden was next high with
thirty-eight and a half phones
for every hundred persons.
Canada was next in the num
ber of pho/ies for every hun
dred persons.
Midsummer sales can offei a.
boost,to youi clothing budget
if you choose carefully. Look
for classic styles instead of
tads; select sizes that you’ie
sure will tit next summer, as
well as now, and don't buy
until you’re sure the item is
what >ou want One disadvan
tage ot sale merchandise is
that s’ou can't letuin it
Organize picnic equipment
in advance for quick, calm, and
collected packing Among the
things you'll need are paper
or plastic plates and cupo,
paper napkins, moisture-pioof
salt and pepper shakeis, bott
le and can openers; shaip Unite
and serving spoons, plastic or
stainless steel forks, kimes,
and spoons You can stoio
these items in-the family picnic
basket and ‘ they’!e ieady to
go But a word ot caution —•
tafcfe inventory now and then
to be sure you ha\e enough of
everything
Use your kitchen teirv
towels outdoois They make
marvelous runneis lor a picnic
table, or you can use them lor
placemats. And you can tash
iou them into jollv-looking
bibs when jou serve ecru,
chicken, watermelon, or other
drippy foods. And terry toXvo l s
are perfect to wipe up alj ac
cidehtal' spills.
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