SA CUP ’ . . ; v place t -, on platter. Serves * I,t h
< beef ' Cheese‘'Sautie. 1 ' 1 •' "" *''
frif silt ■ -. CHEESE SAUCE
Melt 2 tablespoons butter or
i medium ohion, cut Into 6. margarine in saucepan. Stir In
j. es ' 2 tablespoons flour, X teaspoon
Cheese Sauce salt, 14 teaspoon Worcester
° shire sauce and a dash of pep-
Sift together flour, baking per until smooth- Gradually
powder and salt. c. o add 1 cup milk, stirring con
in shortening until mixture is stantly until thickened. Add 1
crumbly. Stir in enoug CU p (4 ounces) shredded Amer
to make * soft • ican cheese and stir over,low
out on lightly floured o heat until cheese melts,
pastry cloth and knead gently „ * * *
30 seconds. Roll out to 7x 12 XUNA-FRUTTI MACARONI
inch rectangle. Cut dough in DINNER
half making two s rips, eac cups p i neap pi e tidbits (13-
3-V2 x 12 inches. Place one % ounce J n)
strip of dough in bottom and 2 tablespoons butter or .
(extending up ends of lightly garine
greased 4*14 x B*l4 inch loaf ( cup chopped green pepper
.pan. Cut remaining strip into 1 cup water
(five rectangles, each about 1 chicken boujllon cube
;2-(4 x 3-14 J" 0116 ®' ® lend : 1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 ground beef, salt and pepper. % cup sugar
(Shape into 2-Vz x -V2. 1 c j tablespoon cornstarch
(patties. Layer meat.-omon sh- % teaspoon salt
:ces and biscuit rectangles -up- Dash pepper
right in pan Bake in hot oven 2 tables P 0 PP vinegar
(400 degrees) 50 to 60 minutes 8 ounces elbow ma s caroni
® r untl * biscuits are golden 2 cups tuna, flaked (two 7-
brown. Remove from pan and ounce canS( drained)
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' Drain ,pineapple, reserving
'VS 'etip iff at’.- Meft ti lifter on*
margarine in skillet. Cook pine
apple and green pepper in but
ter or margarine until green
pepper begins to soften, about
5 minutes. Add water, bouillon
cube, soy sauce and reserved
pineapple sirup to pineapple
mixture. Heat to boiling, stir
ring occasionally to dissolve
bouillon cube. Meanwhile, com
bine sugar, cornstarch, salt and
pepper. Blend in vinegar, mix
ing until smooth. Add corn
starch mixture all at once to
pineapple mixture, stirring con
stantly. Cook until thickened
and glossy, about 2 minutes.
Meanwhile, cook macaroni in
boiling salted water until par
tially cooked, 3 to 4 minutes.
Drain. Stir tuna into sauce.
Fold in macaroni, mixing light
ly until covered with sauce.
Turn into shallow lightly grea
sed 2-quart casserole with co
ver. Cover and bake in moder
ate oven (350 degrees) 20 to
25 minutes or until heated
through.
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TOMATO SOUFFLE
SANDWICH
8 slices enriched sandwich
bread
Butter or margarine, sof
tened
12-ounce can luncheon
meat, cut into 16 slices
2 cups cooked cut green
beans, drained (1 pound
can)
Prepared mustard
2 eggs, beaten
1-Vt cups condensed tomato
soup (10-Vfc ounce can)
Vk cup milk
Toast four slices of bread
and spread lightly with butter
or margarine. Place on bottom
of well-greased 8-inch square
baking dish. Cover with lunch
eon meat and green beans
Spread mustard lightly on re
maining bread, and place, mus
tard side down, over green
beans Blend eggs, tomato soup
and milk and pour over sand
wiches. Bake in moderate oven
(350 degrees) 40 to 45 minutes
or until sandwiches are puffy,
yet firm. Makes 4 servings.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday,, August
For the
Farm Wife
Ladies, Have You Heard? ..,
By: Jane Thurston, Extension Home Economist
Simple Heat Test For Cooking Outdoors
The hand test is easy to do . . . hold your
hand over the coals at about the same height
as the meat will be, and begin counting the
seconds
The fire is slow if you can keep your
hand over the coals five or six seconds, medi
um if you can keep your hand over the
coals three or four seconds, and hot if you
can keep your hand there one or two seconds.
Steaks and hamburgers need a hot fire,
roasts and kabobs need medium fire. Frank*-
furters and other sausage items need a slow
fire.
Return To School
Although it’s a temptation for the teen-
ager to continue working at the
job he had during the summer,
the wise young person will
pick up his books and go back
to school. A trained person has
many more opportunities for
good jobs than the untrained
person, and more and more ad
ditional training is needed for
the more complicated jobs or
careers available. '
Giving up the money of a
summer job is not easy nor
is it easy for the young per
son to see that more years of
preparation will mean better
paying jobs later.
It takes time, effort, and
money to get the education
and training needed for a job
or a career, but it’s worth it
financially.
But the money a trained per
son earns is only part of the
whole picture. A person works
a good many years of his life
and it’s important that he have
the kind of work that is in
teresting and satisfying Also
there’s real satisfaction that
comes with training when he
knows he is skilled and can do
and Family
the job well.
Teach Children Street Safety-
Crossing the street holds
many dangers for young chil
dren. But you can help them
to develop certain built-in pre
cautions.
Hold your child’s hand as
you’re ready to cross the
street. As he holds your hand,
he must learn to look both
ways before stepping off the
curb By setting a good exam
ple yourself, the child will re
member that the curb is a re
fuge from danger Stand on
the curb until you can walk
across the street.
Help your child establish the
habit of always walking not
running in the street A
child’s emotions are heightened
when he runs a child should
step off the curb and walk bris
kly across the street A motor
ist may become confused when
he sees a child running across
the street in front of him. ...
Marriage and hunting licevu.
ses limit you to one dear* at
a-time.
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