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Lower heal. Just stir enough to
keep from burning Boil to 236
degrees or a soft ball Add 2
tablespoons butler. Cool until
bottom of pan is comfortable to
touch. Add 1 teaspoon vanilla.
Beat until it looses its gloss,
pour into butteied pan.
Mrs. Brubaker gives the fol
lowing old Pennsylvania Dutch
recipe which uses her dried
apples.
SNITZ AND KNEPP
1 quart dried apples
1 lb. smoked sausage or Vi lb.
bacon
Soak apples over night Cook
next day, in water they weie
soaked in, 1 hour at medium
heat. Cut sausage an 2 inch
pieces, or bacon the same size
(ham may be used also but Mis.
Brubaker prefers sausage or ba
con). Add to apple snitz Add
Vi teaspoon pepper and cup
brown sugar.
Knepp
2
1
V*
4
1
cups flour
teaspoon salt
teaspoon pepper
teaspoons baking powder
egg beaten
Add % cup milk to beaten egg
Mix with first four ingredients.
Drop into boiling above mix
ture. Turn to medium. Cover
and cook 12 minutes without
lifting lid. Serve on big platter
or arrange knepp dumplings
around edge and apple smtz in
center.
This recipe for baked beans is
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Correspondence
Courses vaL
50,000 BACTERIA
ON A PINHEAD
Over 50,000 bacteria can peich
on a pinhead They’re the tiniest
of living things, but mighty in
their effects
Accoiding to a Pennsylvania
State University conespon
dence course on bacteriology,
life on eaith wouldn’t be the
same without them.
Decay of all organic matter
(leaves, crop debris, garbage,
an old one her mother used and
is a little diffeient fiom most
recipes.
BAKED BEANS
1 lb. navy beans
Wash and soak overnight.
Cook until soft.
1 qt. canned tomatoes
Heat and mash with potato
masher.
Vt cup to 1 cup brown sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon salt
pepper to taste
Add to beans. Put in casserole
and cut up and add a small on
ion. Cut bacon in 1 inch strips.
Fry and place on top of beans.
Bake 1 hour in moderate oven.
fallen trees in forests) is done
by bacteria Cheeses, sauer
krauts and alcoholic beverages
aie their products. Penicillin is
their handiwoik.
Dut some bacteria are harm
ful Pathogens grow within ani
mals to cause pneumonia, tuber
culosis, and typhoid fever.
Food spoilage is done by bac
teua Canned and fiozen foods,
pasteurized milk and icfiigeia
tois aie defenses against them.
Food poisoning is devastating
to the health of individuals.
The Penn State couise pie
sents the whole field of bac
leuology There aie lessons on
water and sewage, soils, milk,
food spoilage, fei mentation and
disease.
Send you name and address
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Beef Prices
Fiom the consumer viewpoint
we often hear the remark about
the high cost of beef; also, we
notice the intentions of some
homemakers of boycotting the
meat markets in protest of the
high prices. I’ve noticed an edi
torial comment in one of our
national farm magazines point
ing out that beef isn’t so high
when you compare it to cigaret
tes that cost $6 95 per pound
Also, I’d like to point out that
one hour’s wages of a factory
worker today will buy one more
pound of round steak than it did
30 years ago Don’t blame the
producer for high prices, it’s the
pi ocessmg and middle-man’s
costs that are going up.
That's why the money you place in our care
is so important to the community. It furnishes
the payrolls, buys the lumber and materials
that go into a new home or improve an old
one. Few industries stimulate business and
promote prosperity like construction.
The dollar you save at home works at home,
helps keep our town a good place in which
to live and raise a family. We invite your
savings.
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Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
It's best to use canned food stoied no moie than a year Foods
stoied longer, howevei, aie safe if no damage to cans has occuir
ed that could cause leaks.
Cans with lusted aieas need not be dis
caided unless the rust has penetrated tluough
the can and evidence of leaking can be seen
Any can showing signs of bulging at one
or both ends should be immediately discauled
whether there are signs of leaking 01 not
Dented cans, often offered at speci.il
prices, can mean savings to you Dents in the
vicinity of the seams most likely cause tiouble
Check the cans carefully.
Use Aerosol Containers With Caution
Follow directions on aerosol containeis
exactly as given.
Do not inhale the spray from an aerosol
no matter what the product
Always direct sprays away
from open flames, cigars, and
cigarettes.
Hold the container upright
and in the position as described
on the can.
Some aerosols need shaking
before you use them so read
instructions.
If you tip an aerosol container
on the side you release the gas
and get no spray. This means
you could run out of pressure
and leave some of the product
in the container.
Keep aerosol containers of
household cleaners out of chil
dren’s reach.
Store such cleaners away
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from heat and don’t discard an
empty container into a fire. The
gas inside can expand and cause
the container to burst like a
grenade.
As an extra precaution be
fore discaiding an empty aero
sol container open the release
valve until all gass has been ex
hausted from the can.
Never try to puncture it.
If a can is rusty of cracked,
release the gas at once and dis
pose of the container.
Consider Cost Per Pound
Spare libs at 59 cents a
pound aie more expensive
than ground beef is at 63 cents
a pound. The fact is that in
terms of cost per serving, spare
ribs are far more expensive
than giound beef because un
eatable waste costs money.
Regai dless of the cost per
pound, calculate the cost per
serving when deciding whether
or not a particulad food fit's
within the food budget
A pound of meat with little
or no waste will serve four per
sons.
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