14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 7,1967 For the Farm Wife and Family By Mrs. Richard C. Spence, Food Editor Sandwich Ideas For Post-Game Parties Fall is a glorious time of year, whether youngsters recognize it by the clang of the school bell or the roar of the crowd at the first football game. It’s a bright new season with new activities, dances, hayrides, football games. The crisp weather brings out renewed vigor and new interest in food. How about meeting that interest with some new refreshments at your first post game party of the football season? Adults and teenagers alike will enjoy a hearty meal of help-yourself foods like Kick-Off Burgers, re lishes, and cold milk. Kick-Off Burgers is a quick recipe, an easy combination of ground beef and chopped onion sauteed in butter, then blended with vegetable soup, flour for —4 SPENCE thickening and sour cieam for 1 cup dairy sour cream smothness and zesty flavor KICK-OFF BURGERS tablespoons butter pound ground beef cup chopped onion can (10oz ) vegetable soup, undiluted teaspoon salt tablespoons flour 1 >/4 1 WE’VE COT IT! Texaco Fuel Chief.. > the finest beating oil money can buy! Texaco Fuel Chief Is today’s top-qual ity heating oil. Result of the most exhaustive re search in the heating oil field. You’ll find Texaco Fuel Chief dependable in quality, delivery after de livery. It’s clean burning. And it’s economical— gives complete combus tion front every drop. Or der Texaco Fuel Chief to day.We’l! fill your fuel-oil tank promptly. (fuel Chief) We Give S & II Green Stamps Garber Oil Co. Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Oil 105 Fairvicw St. MOUNT JOY, PA. Ph. 053-1821 CHEESE FOOTBALL BUNS Butter 8 hot dog rolls, sliced 8-10 slices Cheddar cheese In a large skillet melt but tei. brown beef and onion Stir in soup and simmer 10 minutes Blend in salt, flour and sour cream: cook 1 min ute Seive immediately over SET YOUR CLOCK FOR NEXT YEAR'S CROP WITH OUR FALL-WINTER FERTILIZATION PROGRAM Lay your plans now to beat the weather by top dressing yearly Legumes and applying plow down mixtures this fall. Try CONESTOGA BRAND FERTILIZERS For these services Chickweed killer alfalfa mixtures All fall grain analysis Special mixing to soil test Bulk spread Pick up or bags Special terms on fall plow downs. Make Conestoga Brand your winner this fall. LANCASTER BONE FERTILIZER CO,, INC. Quarryville Oxford 786-2547 215-932-8323 Now you can get faster, smoother un loading of any silage . ton after ton with Badger’s new XP/24 Silo Un- nPIA/ »/L M 1 loader New 24" swinging paddle thrower J #■ direct blows out of silos up to 24 feet H ■« J in width Increased efficiency can cut \ §mm dy feeding time up to 50%, with no in crease in power requirements Ask us ■ about the new XP/24 today gy Grumelli Farm Service R. M. Brubaker & Son Isaac W. Hurst Arthur C. Heisey Blue Ball Jonestown, Fa. heated Cheese Football Buns. To prepare Buns: Butter both sides of buns and place on baking sheet. Cut Cheddar cheese to fit buns and place on bottom half. Cut strips of cheese %-inch wide by IVi inch long to place on tops of buns to look like football laces. Heat in 450 degree oven until cheese begins to melt. Serves 6 to 8. You can fix Bacon-Cheese Special in minutes. It’s a great idea for snacking or a quick lunch, and a good idea for parties during the fall months. BACON CHEESE SPECIAL 8 strips bacon 4 sandwich buns, split and buttered 2 eggs, well beaten. 2 cups (8 oz.) shredded Swiss cheese 1 teaspoon lemon juice V> teaspoon salt Vc teaspoon paprika y 2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Vh teaspoon pepper Dash of garlic salt Dash of celery salt Cut bacon strips in half and paitially fry; diam. Place buns on baking sheet; toast under bi oiler until lightly browned. In a mixing bowl combine eggs, cheese, lemon juice, salt, paprika, Woicestershue sauce, pepper, garlic, and celery salt Divide cheese mixture equally over buns; top with 2 pieces Salunga bacon. Broil until cheese is sauce lightly browned and bacon Vk cups milk crisp. Makes 8 servings. 4 slices toast i" * " Paprika ITALIAN© SANDWICHES Prepare sauce by melting 8 sandwich buns butter in a saucepan. Stir in Butter, softened flour, dry mustard, and Wor -8 slices salami cestershire sauce. Gradually 8 slices Cheddar cheese. add milk and cook, stirring 3x3-inches constantly, until sauce is thick ly cup tomato sauce ened. To assemble _ sandwich, y z teaspoon oregano place toast on baking sheet, 1 can (4 oz.) sliced mush- Cover each piece of toast with rooms, drained sliced ham. Pour sauce over Slice buns in half horizontal- ham. Top with generous ly; butter cut surfaces. Place amounts of crumbled blue a ’ slice of salami on bottom cheese. Place under broiler, half of each bun; cover with Broil slowly until cheese be slice of Cheddar cheese. Spread gins to melt. Sprinkle with on 1 tablespoon tomato sauce; paprika. Serve immediately. 4 sprinkle with oregano. Top servings, with mushrooms: cover with * top half of bun. Wrap in heavy TURKEY SALAD duty aluminum foil; heat on SANDWICHES charcoal grill, turning occasion- 2 packa ,g e s blue cheese, ally, 15-20 minutes or until crumbled heated through. 2 y 2 cups cooked, cubed turkey NOTE: Sandwiches may be 2 cups finely chopped celery heated in 350 degree oven for CU p chopped blanched al -15-20 minutes, monds ' ’ " Vz cup chopped green pepper CHEESE & HAM 2 tablespoons chopped pi- SANDWK HES miento 1 4oz package nine cheese 2 tablespoons chopped onion 1 4oz. package cooked ham 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 tablespoons flour Vz teaspoon dry mustard y 2 teaspoon Worcestershire Two important things when borrowing money You need a sharp pencil plus the specialized financial advlcs of Farm Credit to determine how your financial needs can best be served. Farm production must be maintained, even Increased if possible. Providing the financing to insure this is Farm Credit’sjob. Farm Credit loans are available nowforany sound farm need. And, at realistic rates. Farm Credit interest is based on the unpaid balance of the loan. That saves you money. Farm Credit ASSOCIATIONS 411 W- Kosevijle, Kd., Lancaster Pit. 393 3931 " % cup mayonnaise 8 slices of toast (Continued on Page 15) Agway Building, Lebanon '27Sf-4506 ' 1
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