C- Lancaster Farming. Saturday. October 11.1969
Eggtober Luncheon Treat
In tins, wuleis mind, full it
one of the loud tost mm-oiis of
the yeai Wluit c.m compute
with the sinking colois th.it ate
splashed ovei the tree.'., the
smell of burning leaves .ind the
crisp chill th.it fills the air It’s
n healthy season too. and appe
Cites aie scaling A good hot
luncheon ti eat to sci\e now is
“Shined Eggs in Hash Baskets”
To piepaie this maindish, use
the canned coined beef hash
that is available in supeimm
bets It’s quite tasty and certain
ly a time savei For foui serv
ings, divide one can of hash
between four individual baking
dishes or ramekins Pi ess the
bash gently against the bottom
and sides of the lambkins Then
break two eggs into each lame
bin and it's all leadv to go in
the oven How could it be moie
simple
This is one of many \ai nitions
that can be used when bak.ivi 01
sharing eggs If you aie the
least bit budget conscious it's a
good idea to make eggs the
mam dish at meals dining the
day They aie a high piotem
food but aie \eiy ine\penci\e
-and easy on the budget
Eggs can be baked in butte l
€d ramekins with no addition of
Breakfast Sandwich
For The Youngsters
We’ve heaid many motheis
complain that it is so difficult to
get then youngsteis to eat
breakfast And for those
motheis we aie lecommendmg
that they sene these ‘Sciambl |
<ed Egg Sandwiches ” I
Most childien cant lesisl
sandwiches, and the lecipe gn
en heie combines r."t> itious
so ambled eggs and bits of ba
con in a sandwich that wn l ap
peal to the younger set
The smooth and cieamy
scrambled eggs aie seivcd on
refrigerator biscuits Hat have
been ioiled out in a cncle be
foie baking While the flattened
biscuits aie baking, sciamble
the eggs Put the sci ambled
eggs between two of the bultei
ed biscuits and you’ll have a
sandwich that is nutufrous and
appealing
This sandwich, plus a cup of
-chilled milk and fresh fruit or
juice, will insuie that youi
youngster has the necossaiy
(body building nutuents to
stait the day
Don’t be suipused if the teen
agers in youi family strut ask
ing foi one of these sandAuches,
too They’ll find it easy to eat
on the lun
MENU Fiesh Flint,
Sci ambled Egg Sandwiches,
Chilled Milk
Scrambled Egg Sandwiches
12 lefngeiatoi biscuits
6 eggs
*4 cup milk oi cieam
V-j cup eiumbled cooked bacon
% teaspoon salt
teaspoon peppei
i. tablespoon buttei
Sepai ate biscuits and i oil out
each biscuit to cuds 4 inches m
diametei Place on ungi eased
baking sheet and bake in pi e
heated 425 degee F oven 5 to 7
minutes, oi until golden biown
While biscuits aie baking, nn\
eggs, milk oi cieam oacon =alt
und peppei with folk II ■ u but
lei in skillet (appiox lOjikli'
ovei medium heat hot enough
to siz/le a diop of watei Poui
; ii egg mixtuie As rrmto.-e be
gins to set at bottom and s’de,
gently lift cooked po'tions with
•i spatula so that the Urn, un
cooked pait can flow *o Ihe
bottom Avoid constant slu nrg
Cook umtl eggs aie thickened
tlnoughout but still moist, about
-> to 5 minutes Buttei wai m his
•'uits Pile eggs on six biscuits
covei with lemaming biscuits
beive immediately Makes six
other ingredients or for moie
v.inely bacon bits, bread
ciumbs. cream, or herbs can be
added Tiy these vaiiatioas and
ma.vbc add a few of .vour own
ideas to see just how many ways
they can be prepared and solv
ed.
Remember too. October is
EGGtober which is an even bet
ter reason to seive this menu
idea now.
MENU Hot Tomato Soup,
THE TOP MARKET STEERS at the New Holland Sales
Stable’s show Thursday morning are shown by Abe Diffen
bach. Manager. The steers were entered in the contest by
Amos Risser, Elizabethtown R 3. Following Risser in the
Angus breed was Leon Burkholder, New Holland R 1 and
Merle Breneman, Mt. Joy R 2. Both the champion and the
third place Herefords were shown by Willis Hackman, Eli
zabethtown R 3 and Mervin Weaver, Lititz R 2 had the second
place in breed. Jesse Stoltzfus, Leola, had the best cross
breds followed by Glenn Kulp, Manheim R 4 and Harry Her
shey, Mt. Joy Rl. L F Photo
Yoyr Local Dealer
GLEANER combines
tfian ever. And more capacity.
YOU HEAR IT AGAIN AND AGAIN— “That
Gleaner combine gets more crop and
cleaner crop out of the field than any
other ” Why? Gleaner combines are
different from the ten other makes.
Basic design of other combines
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Basic design used only by GLEANER combine
That difference starts right down in
front with our Sure-Feed system. An
exclusive! It controls all crops. Like
tills—
Header auger feeds into a cylinder
width beater Retractable fingers comb
and spread crop over the entire cylinder
width Gleaner combines use every
inch of rasp bar for full threshing, full
capacity morning or afternoon —in
heavy or light crops
Your crop’s under full control
Entire action takes only 15 Yz inches of
crop travel —shortest header-to-cyhn
der delivery of all' Every “cut” is under
full mechanical control to within one
inch of the cylinder. Result—feeding
accuracy and threshing capacity un
matched even by the heavyweights.
Also, our down-front design puts the
pivot point behind the cylinder, so ma
terial always feeds at the same angle
even while headers move up or down.
All others pivot ahead of cylinder—re
sulting ,n over- or under-threshing.
They have a 50 to 98-inch conveyor feed.
Alien H. Matz Farm Equipment Grumelli Farm Serv
New Holland Quarryville, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker Roy H. Buch, Inc.
Lititz. Pa Ephrata, R. D 2
Shirred Kggs in Hash Baskets.
Iliinnna Orange Salad. Hot Bi ff
cults, Mutter, Coffee. Milk.
Shirred Kkrs In Hash Baskets
1 can (15' t or ) corned beef
hash
4 eggs
Place equal amounts of corn
cd beef hash into 4 greased
ramekins Spread hash over
bottom and sides of ramekins
Break two eggs into each ram
ekin Rake in a preheated 350 de
giee K oven for 20 minutes, or
until eggs are the desired done
ness Scive with horseradish,
chili sauce, or catsup, if desir
ed Makes 4 servings
explains why
have bigger differences
Any conveyor tends to bunch material
at its center, causing uneven cylinder
Separating length, other makes
Greater separating length of GLEANER combine
It’s easy to see how Gleaner combine
down-front cylinder design gives a
much greater separating area, more ca
pacity everywhere it touches the crop.
Separation begins as wing beater be
hind the cylinder agitates, fluffs the
crop. Air blast from rotating cylinder
and beater increases crop agitation
Grain, dust, chaff fall through the straw
evenly onto the raddle below. That’s
early separation, ready for Gleaner
combine pre-cleaning.
Single fan cleaning, other makes
Two fan cleaning, only on GLEANER combine
Here’s another difference— two-fan
cleaning. The others don’t pre-clean—
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD!
CUSTOM SPRAYING
For Whitewoshing
Sproy the modern way
Use CARBOLA Spray
Carbola dries white, disinfects, kills flies, up to 90%
less cobwebs. No wet floors.
MAYNARD L BEITZEL
Witmer. Pa. 392-7227
Got WET CORN Problems?
Next time, plant earlier, high yielding
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they try to do all the cleaning at the
shoe In the Gleaner combine, the
upper fan directs a heavy air blast
through the grain stream as it comes off
the raddle— pre-cleans crop before it
ever reaches the shoe. Blows dust, dirt
out rear.
Second fan finish-deans the crop at
the chaffer and shoe. One fan before the
shoe, one fan at the shoe; a" bigger,
cleaner crop with Gleaner combine.
\ viz
■'.V- ■
"Swing-Down” concave bottom and
safety concave door
Time and money-saving protection are
yours with this important difference:
(1) Safety concave door ejects rocks auto
matically. (2) Swing-Down concave bot
tom, only two bolts to loosen for fast
access, easy adjustment.
Sure-Feed system, controlled feed
ing, down-front cylinder; greater sepa
rating area; two-fan cleaning system,
money-saving, time-saving protection
in an exclusive concave safety system!
These are only some of the Gleaner
combine differences. A
See the, Big New
Ones at your dealers
where Allis-
Chalmers credit '
plans make ’em
easier than ever to i, '
Own! ALLIS-CHALMERS
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.