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cuo susfir selaHn. 1 (1-pound, 13-ounce) can
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[oiling water until gelatine is A J^ 00 " ground - carda *
c omi»letely dissolved, stirring i n . .
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vanilla. Cool to room tempera- 2 eggs
(ui e. At high speed, beat cot- j CU p heavy cream
(age ch« es « 1% teaspoons finely grated
fluffy (about 5 minutes). Re- i emon rind y h
ducti speed and gradually add 3 tablespoons light brown
gelatine mixture, beating until sugar
smooth and well blended. 1 cup RjcoUa chcese
Chill, stirring occasionally, un
til mixture is thick (about 30
jmnutes). Beat egg whites un
it) foamy. Gradually beat in
remaining sugar and continue
heating until stiff but not dry.
Fold whipped cream and then
beaten egg whites into gela
bueebeese mixture, pour into
pie mist, mounding around
the sides to form a slight de
pi ession in the center for the
buit topping (about 6 inches
diameter). Refrigerate 2 hours.
Dissolve raspberry flavor gel
alm in boiling Water. Add cold
water and chill until the con
sistency of unbeaten egg
whites. Add Va cup gelatin to
fimts and gently spoon into
center of pie. Chill until set
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Cut peach halves into three
slices. Arrange with Ups
touching and pit side out
against sides of 2 greased 9-
inch cake pans. (Reserve re
maining slices for garnish.)
Add spices to pound cake mix
and prepare according to label
directions. Pour into prepared
cake pans. (IDO not spread
over peaches). Bake in a pre
heated slow oven (325 de
grees) 40 to 45 minutes or un
til mixture springs back when
lightly touched in the center.
Cool in pans on wire cake
racks for 10 minutes. Remove
from pans; Uvert on cake
rack and flip back. When lay
ers are cold, whip cream in a
chilled bowl until very stiff.
Fold In remaining Ingredients. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 28, 1965—!
Spread half between layers
and remainder on top. Gar
nish with reserved poach slic
es, Makes 1 9-inch layer cake.
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LEMON STRAWBERRY
SWIRL
1 (3% ounce) package
whipped dessert mix, lem
on flavor
2 teaspoons finely grated
lemon rind
1 cup cold milk
% cup slightly crushed straw-
berries, sweetened to
taste (about 1 cup sliced)
6 to 8 small ice cream
cones
Combine dessert mix and
lemon rind; then prepare with
milk according to package di
rections. Chill 1 hour or more.
Before serving, partially fold
in strawberries so that mix
ture looks swirled. Spoon into
cones, piling high into fluffy
mounds. Serve immediately.
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If you cook vegetables in lots
of water and then pour the
liquid down the drain, you may
lose nutrients important to
your health. Some minerals, as
corbic acid, and the B vitamins
are soluble in water. So cook
vegetables only until tender in
a small amount of water to pre
vent scorching, remind Penn
State extension nutrition specia
lists.
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For the
Farm Wife and Family
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Ladies. Have You Heard? ...
Teenagers And Their Diets
Did you know that 60 percent of our
teenage girls and 40 percent of our teenage
boys today have poor diets?
Research confirms the fact that many
teenagers need improved eating habits.
Here are some findings of studies on
teenagers and their diets:
The older the child the poorer the diet.
The teenage girl is the poorest fed
member of the entire family, but teenage
boys also need to improve their diets.
Nutrients most often lacking in teenage
diets are calcium and ascorbic acid (vitamin
C). Iron is often low in the diet of teenage ’
girls. Foods that are high in sugar and fat
replace those with much and girls need to know mois
needed protein, minerals, and about good nutrition,
vitamins. Some Tips on Luggage Care
Overweight is a serious
problem among teenagers.
Teenagers skip breakfast,
they make a poor selection of
snacks, and they don’t drink
enough milk.
Teenage girls fear getting
fat and more girls are over
weight than boys. And more
older girls are overweight
than youngei ones. Both boys
The finest leather used for
luggage becomes brittle with
out some attention Leather
creams, special leather soaps,
and conditioners are a good
investment when you have sev-
eral pieces of leather luggage
to polish. Household paste
wax will do wondeis to con
ceal scuffed or worn surfaces.
Work a small piece of wa\
into a damp, clean cloth Ap
ply a thin coat of wax to a
small section of the luggage
at a time Buff while the
is still moist Soiled leathei
may need to be washed with a
leathei soap, dned, then pol
ished Oi use household wax
that cleans as well as polish
es Apply this kind of wax
with a diy cloth and polish
at once
Plain soap and water will
often remove spots on plas
tic or composition luggage
Stubborn black marks or
stieaks sometimes can be made
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It Is Not True to Say That
Everything Possible Has
Been Done Regarding A
Health Problem, Unless
Chiropractic Care Has Been
Included.
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