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e of each pancake with
mixture and roll; place
side down in shallow 9
ich baking dish. Bake 15-
iutes in a 350 degree ov
■heat the cups reser
ve; pour over crepes in
r dish. Serve immediate
lervmgs.
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Yeast-Raised Sourdough
ikes can iba served with
i or fruit syrups, accom
d by crisp link sausages.
YEAST-RAISED
L’RDOA’GH PANCAKES
,p milk
ilespoons sugar
i-spoon salt
i shortening
■kage dry granular yeast
, 1 cake compressed yeast
i warm (not hot) water
i all-bran cereal
beaten
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depend on FUNK’S-G.. the Hybrids with
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% cup sifted flour
Scald milk. Stir in sugar,
salt and shortening; cool ,to
lukewarm. Soften yeast in wa
ter. Stir in milk mixture. Add
cereal, egg alid flour and beat
until smooth, about 1 minute.
Cover and let rise in 'warm
place until doubled in bulk,
about 40 to 50 minutes. Stir
down batter. Pour Vb cup bat
ter for each pancake onto mod
erately hot, slightly greased
griddle. Bake slowly until bub
bles appear on surface and ed
ges seem dry. Turn only once.
Stack on warm plate. Stir down
batter occasionally as it is
used. Makes 20 3-iuch pan
cakes.
For brunch or Sunday night
supper try this unusual pan
cake recipe with the rich flavor
of cheese crackers It’s a real
treat when you serve this hot
fruit sauce as accompaniment.
CHEESE PANCAKES WITH
FRUIT SAUCE
1 cup milk, scalded
2 tablespoons butter
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Unloaders - Cattle Feeders
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Quarryville, R. D. 1
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Landisville, Pa.
1% cups cheese cracker
crum'bs, finely rolled
3 eggs, beaten
Vz cup flour
IVz tablespoons baking pow-
der
Vz teaspoon salt
shredded Cheddar
Vz cup
cheese
Scald milk; add butter. Stir
until butter is melted. Add to
cracker crumbs, Let stand un
til soft. Add eggs. Mix well.
Sift flour, baking powder and
salt together. Add liquid mix
ture and cheese, stirring until
dry ingredients are moistened.
Bake on a hot gnddle using
about one tablespoons of bat
ter for each pancake (Makes
about 20 small pancakes. Serve
with Fiuit Sauce.
FRUIT SAUCE- Drain one
1-pound 1-ounce can fiuits for
salad, reserving syrup Mix 1
tablespoon cornstarch with a
small amount of syrup Return
to remaining syrup. Cook over
medium low heat until clear,
stirring occasionally. Add fruit.
Heat and serve immediately
over Cheese pancakes. Makes 2
cups.
Tender, thin griddle cakes,
sparkling with .tiny cubes of
cranberry sauce, are easy for
young bakers to make. Helpful
hint; grease griddle very light
ly and bake over medium heat.
CRANBERRY
GRIDDLECAKES
IVz cups silted enriched flour
2 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon baking .po'wder
% teaspoon salt
1 egg, beaten
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 11, 1964
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies, Have You Heard? ...
sj: Jane Thurston, Extension Home Economist
Soup Adds Zest To Winter Meals
A hearty soup is an excellent and tasty
dish on a cold day. In addition, it can pro
vide nutinentb trom the 'four basic tood
groups milk, meat, vegetables and fiuits,
and breads and ceieals.
Ciearn soups or chowdeis combined with
a crisp salad, biead, and a substantial des
sert make an attractive, appetizing, and sat
isfying meal. There is no limit to the foods
that can go into cieam soups and chowdeis
Heaity soup isn’t limited to cream soups
Dry peas oi dry beans can help stietch the
piotein in an old-fashioned -vegetable soup.
Giated cheese added lust betoie sea \mg pio
vides extra piotein, thickens the soup, and
adds a new flavor. Chicken is an excellent
start for a nutritious heaity xext time you shampoo and
soup. Just add jour favorite set your hdir> let lt <Uv * lu i Q
vegetables and seasonings and you j Me p aJe a meal. Put cieam
you 11 have a hearty one-dish on j OUI j- dce hands a n d
wear cotton gloves when jon
vacuum or dust Check your
posture as jou bend to 'blush
meal.
Combine G rooming "With
Household Jobs
Combining .good grooming
with homemaking jobs could
be one of your best beauty aids.
It’s important for others to no
tice how well-groomed you are,
but they don’t need to know
how you do it.
A relaxing soak in the bath
tub can give you a refreshed
feeling; the bathtub is also a
good place to plan menus and
your teeth, make the beds, or
clean the bathtub Do sti etch
ing exercises as you reach up
to place articles on top shell es
of closets and cupboards.
Plan j our household sche
dule around beauty rituals and
see how i awarding it can be.
Not only will you get house
work done, but chances are
you’ll leceive compliments
time schedules. As you lelax, fiom family and friends
you may dream up an unfoi- AVajs To Pincut Home
gettable menu or develop fam- Accidents
ily recreation schemes. In 19G0, 27,300 peisons si ere
Heie aie other ways to com- fatally injuied and moie thaa
bine grooming and house care. (Continued on Page 10)
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