Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 22, 1969, Image 25

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    Turkey Roasting Times
The following is a guide to the total roasting time needed for
a ready-to-cook bird These times should be increased if the bird is
stuffed
6 to 8. pounds 3.5 to 4 hours
8 to 12 pounds 4 to 4.5 hours
12 to 16 pounds 4.5 to 5 5 hours
16 to 20 pounds 5 5 to 6.5 hours
20 to 24 pounds 6.5 to 7.5 hours
The following is a guide to the total roasting time needed for
foil-wrapped turkey
8 to 10 pounds 214 to 2 5 hours
10 to 12 pounds 2 5 to 3 hours
14 to 16 pounds 3 to 3Vi hours
18 to 20 pounds 3Vi to 3 5 hours
22 to 24 pounds —3 5 hours to 3 3 /4 hours
Hen turkeys are not necessarily more tender than toms Ten
derness depends on the age of the bud and the method of cooking
Slow cooking will generally give the best results
A stuffed bird may take longer to loast If time is a factor you
can prepare the stuffing sepaiatelv and bake it in a casserole the
last hour the bird is in the oven To insure the turkey flavor in the
stuffing use dnppmgs from the pan as well as the cooked neck
and giblets
Cooking tin key in completely enclosed foil is akin to steaming
The bird will brown less and have a somewhat difleient taste and
texture This method of cooking takes less time and you may pre
fer it when roasting a very large turkey
A meat thermometer is your most reliable guide to doneness
Insert it in the centei of an inside thigh muscle 01 thickest part of
the breast It should read 185 degrees when the turkey is done
the thickest part of the diumstick should feel very soft and move
easily and the leg joint should give icadily
A reddish pink meat near bones in turkey doesn’t necessarily
mean that the meat is not done Count on the thermometer and
drumstick tests to tell if the meat is cooked
To caie for leftover turkey remove the stuffing and refngeiate
both stuffing and meat immediately If you don’t plan to use all
the leftover turkey within two or three days, slice or cube meat,
wrap m meal-size packages, and freeze
TIPS ON TURKEY
NprdMi Wants
More Environmsntol
Pesticide Protection
Secretary of Agriculture Clif
ford M Hardin this week
directed that protection of the
environment from contanruna-
Correspondence
Courses^p.
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Guides For Entertaining
The wise hostess begins mak
ing plans for the holiday season
early Final plans for simple and
elaborate entertaining can be
made now, leaving >ou free time
as the holidays arrive With
menus made, much of the shop
ping can be done ahead
Guides can save time and this
is especially true when it comes
to entertaining The Pennsylvan
la State University offers a cor
respondcnce course titled ‘ Quid
es Foi Entertaining ” You’ll
want to send for this valuable
aid now so you'll have it to use
as a guide when you make plans
loi holiday entertaining
The keynote of the course is
relaxed entertaining for the hos
tess whether she’s having a buf
fet, tea coffee hour luncheon,
dinnei or leception There are
ideas foi quick and easy meals,
invitations and replies, decora
tions and correct dress for the
occasions Inteiestmg menus and
recipes aie included
To get the course send $4 25
to Entertaining, Box 5000, Uni
versity Park. Pennsylvania 16802.
Ylake check or money order pay
able to Penn State
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday. November 22.196ft—85
tion by persistent pesticides re- in connection with pesticide
celvc greater emphasis in the registrations, particular consid
registration of new pesticide eration be given to the follow
products and review of those al- mg, among other factors
ready registered by the Depart
mcnl of Agriculture
The directive is concerned
with those pesticides which will
persist in the environment, be
yond the current growing sea
son for a crop or one year for
non-crop uses This would in
clude DDT and many other
chlorinated hydrocarbon chemi
cals which are generally the
most persistent of the pesti
cides
"This action will enable the
Department of Agriculture to
better discharge its responsibi
lities for the regulation of
pesticide products in the public
interest,” the Secretary said "It
makes our registration require
rnents and procedures more res
ponsive to the latest research
findings on pesticide effects and
related public concern over en
vironmental pollution ”
The instructions issued by
Secretary Hardin directed that.
MARTIN'S 41%
Steer Concentrate
With Stilbosol® for better
feeding efficiency
MARTIN'S FEED MILL, INC.
R D 3. Ephrata, Penna Phone 733-6518
® Diethylstilbestrol Elanco Products Co
the period of time and the
conditions under which the pro
duct will persist in the environ
ment
whether because of solubi
lity and mobility the product
will be likely to be moved out
of the area of use, and what
potential effects may be antici
pated
whether the product is sub
ject to transformation into
other chemicals which might
have adverse effects upon the
environment and through the
environment on hving man and
useful vertebrate animals, use
ful vegetation, or useful inverte
brate animals
whether there is a need lot
the product for the prevention
or control of human disease and
other essential uses for which
no alternative is available