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Spoon mixture gently over
crackers and spread evenly.
Bake in a moderate oven (350
degrees) 15 minutes. Spread
melted chocolate over coconut.
Cool and cut into 1-inch squares
Makes 8 dozen, 1-inch squares.
FRUIT CAKE
1% cups graham, cracker
crumbs
1 (8-oz.) pkg. chopped dates
I 8-oz.) jar fruits and peels
I (11-oz.) can Mandarin
oranges, well drained and
snipped in half
% cup chopped toasted al
monds
1 tablespoon grated lemon
rind
1
(1-lb., 1-oz.) pkg. pound cake
mix
cup milk
eggs
In a large mixing bowl com
bine first six ingredients. Set
aside. Prepare pound cake mix
according to label directions.
Stir in fruit mixture by hand
Mix well. Pour into 6 greased
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1 cup sugar
3 tablespoons cocoa
Vj cup instant nonfat dry milk
2 tablespoons margarine or
butter
Va cup water
% cup peanut butter
VA cups rolled oats
1 teaspoon vanilla, if you like
Mix sugar, cocoa, nonfat dry I’m sure that everyone attend
milk, margarine or butter and ing Farm Show arrives home
water in a pan. Bring to a boil; with considerable advertising
stir and boil 2 minutes. Remove literature and handout material
from heat and add peanut but- After this is read and filed away,
ter. Stir until peanut butter is I’d like to suggest that you get
melted. Add rolled oats. Add your 1969 Income Tax Guide
vanilla if used Mix well. Drop and the 1969 Agronomy Guide,
by spoonfuls on waxed paper Both of these are available from
Let cool at room temperature our Extension Office and should
before serving or storing. Makes be of great value to each farmer
24, IV 2 inch cookies. in the near future.
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ALMOND BUTTER COOKIES
1 cup butter
3 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon almond extract
2 cups sifted regular all-pur
pose flour
teaspoon salt
In a mixing bowl cream but
ter; add sugar and extract and
beat thoroughly. Sift together
flour and salt; gradually add to
creamed mixture. Chill for ease
in handling. Shape into 1-inch
balls; place on baking sheet.
With bottom of glass dipped in
flour, flatten to inch thick
ness. Bake in 400 degree oven
10-12 minutes. Remove to wire
rack to cool completely. Top
with favorite confectioners frost
ing.
1969 Guides
Ph: 717-354-5374
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 1,1969
Ladies,
Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Every day more new snack items appear on grocers’ shelves
. . . 117 snacks made their debut last year.
Potato chips have been popular for some
time, but new forms are available baibe
cued, rippled, ruffled, and onion or garlic
flavored
The cost of potato chips varies according
to the size of the package and type of pack
aging.
A free prize with a package affects the
price. Consider this when deciding how im
portant the prize is to your family.
Consider the cost, not only of the size
of the package, but the price you pay for each
ounce, pint, or pound. The large size isn’t al
ways the best value if part of the package
contents get stale before they’re eaten
97 percent of the population in the United
Slates lists snacks as a favorite
type of food. And potato chips Clean cufflinks, tie tacks,
are the most populai. Other 311 other costume jewelry with
snacks ranking high on the pop- toothpaste,
ularity list include pietzels, Erase pencil marks around
corn chips, corn puffs, and pop- s^n 't pockets before laundering
corn for easier removal.
Tips On Clothing Caro “ ifs a
To keep zippers in better staple and was one of the
working order, close before earliest preservatives known to
laundering the garment and m an
open before drying. lodized salt provides iodine
Wash and wear shirts will for people who live in an area
look better pressed if most of where there’s little trace mm
the buttons are buttoned when eral iodine in natural foods
the shirts are drip-diying. Free-flowing salt has been
To keep patent leather formal treated to retard moisture ai>
shoes in good shape and looking sorption
their best, put a drop or two of Granulated and flake salt have
baby oil on a piece of cotton and the same strength but measure
lub the shoes to remove soil, differently If using' flake salt,
cover scratches, and give a increase the measure by one
shine. half.
Next time you polish shoes,
apply polish at night and shine Protect Baby Pigs
the next morning The polish Cold, drafty, wet farrowing
will soak into the leather, give pens cause troubles with baby
a better shine and will keep pigs This is why about one-third
your shoes in better condition, of all pigs born never reach
To rid shoes of scuffs marks, market The high death rate
rub on a matching wax crayon, among baby pigs can often be
and then buff with a soft clean reduced by good management,
cloth. says Lester A Burdette, exten-
Clean metallic buttons with a sjon livestock specialist at The
vinegar-dampened cloth Pennsylvania State University.
Snacks And More Snacks
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