• for The Form Wife 1 tablespoon flour
• 1 1 cup stewed tomatoes (1-
(Continued from Page 8) pound can drained and
candies Vi S«on dried parsle,
maple !yrup until *
jnoolh. Sp^ ead a b | l n e e :id P 7ace Hi clips cooked shrimp (two
■S stdes "togethen SpiS
nn of the six slices with pea- 12 slices enriched white
[.(.butter-maple mixture. Re- bread, toasted
" U ' e bottom slice of bread Buttei- 01 ‘ margarine, sof
nci place over peanut butter tened
’ a d slice, buttered side up, Cook celery, gieen pepper
to close sandwich. Bake on and onion in butter or mar-
[ o t waffle iron 1 to IVa min- gaune until tender. Blend in
teS or until golden brown flour. Add tomatoes, parsley,
! n d cusp. Serve hot topped black pepper and thyme, bring
ffith spoonsful of spicy apple- to boil and cook 5 minutes.
, uce Makes 6 sandwiches. Add shrimp and stir gently to
mix Heat through at low heat,
without stirring Spread toast
with butter or margarine.
Spread 6 slices with shrimp
creole Cut remaining slices
into tnangles and stand on
sandwiches. Seive hot.
SHRIMP creole boats
j 4 cup diced celery
i! cup diced green pepper
1 tablespoon chopped onion
j tablespoons butter or mar
gaune
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DEVILED CHEESE
SANDWICHES
tablespoons deviled ham
(4-ounce can)
tablespoons finely chopped
onion
tablespoons pickle relish
tablespoons mayonnaise or
salad dressing,
teaspoons blue cheese, sof
tened
cup cold pack cheese food
teaspoons mayonnaise or
salad diessing
slices white biead, toasted
Butter or margaune, sof
tened
Combine ham, onion, pickle
lehsh, 2 tablespoons mayon
naise or salad dressing and
blue cheese Blend cheese food
and remaining mayonnaise or
salad dressing Spiead toast
with butter or maiganne, then
with ham mixtuie Decoiate
with cheese mixture.
CASSEROLE OF CHICKEN
WITH MACARONI
2 medium onions, chopped
1 green pepper, chopped
V. i cup olive oil
Vz teaspoon minced gailic
8 ounces elbow macaiom
1 quart chicken bioth
2Vz cups cooked chicken
pieces
2 cups cieam-style com (1
pound 4-ounce can)
2 cups tomato sauce
2Vz teaspoons chili powder
2 cans mushrooms, diamed
(4 ounces each)
IVz teaspoons salt
2 ounces Parmesan cheese
V* cup butter or margarine
Saute onion and green pep
per in olive oil, do not biown
Add garlic. Cook macaroni in
rapidly boiling, seasoned chick
en broth, until tender Diain
Combine cooked macaroni, the
sauteed onion, green pepper
and gailic, chicken, corn, to-
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Farm Wife and
Ladies, Have You Heard? ...
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Take Time To Check House For Fire Hazards
Check all electnc appliance cords icgu
laily for fiayed or cracked insulation and
leplace them piomptly Spaiks fiom a flay
ed or broken cord can ignite combustible
materials When buying new coids. choose
those that comply with the safely stand.uds
of the Underwntei’s Laboiatones
Never plug an appliance into a light
socket light-size coids die not heavy
enough to cany the cuuent needed to opei
ate the appliance
It’s not enough to tuin olf the switch
when you’ie thiough using a small appliance
such as a toaster disconnect it And al
ways lemembei to cool hot appliances beloie THOMAS
you stoie them come in contact with lamps or
If an appliance causes a with heating units on the
small shock when you touch iange, or with the heating ele
it, this indicates theie’s a leak- ments ot small appliances
age of electucal cuuent Have Some Ways To Use Steel
an electucian check the ap- Wool Soap Pads
pliance. To lemove staich oi water
Don’t oveiload a cncuit by stallls * lonl the soleplate of an
plugging in moie than one ap- 11 ° n ’ 1 , 10 , n 00 '’ iea
pliance with a heating element a sightly damp soap
unless an electucian has ceiti- P ac * a c^ean doth
fled that the wues aie heavy Bughten aluminum, such as
enough to accommodate the cooking utensils, stoim win
load Too many appliances on dows, lawn fuimtiue, and
one circuit could blow a fuse doois
Be suie paper or cloth don’t (Continued on Page 12)
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Phone 394-5413 Lancaster 330 Lampeter Road
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