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• Ladies, Have You
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MEDITERRANEAN PORK
1 tablespoon margarine
1 tablespoon onion, finely
chopped
14 cop celery, chopped
, 1 package (10-odnce) French
style green beans, frozen
2. caps pork, cooked, diced
2 cans (10% ounces each)
condensed cream of mush
room soup -
% teaspoon oregano
Pepper, as desired
1 tablespoon pimiento, chop
ped, if desired
% cup roasted peanut halves
Melt margarine in large
saucepan Add onion, celery,
and beans Cover and place oyer
low heat to thaw beans. Sim
mer, stirring occasionally, for
about 15 minutes until beans
are tender. Add remaining in
gredients, except nuts. Simmer
10 minutes longer to blend fla
vors. Stir as needed to prevent
sticking Stir in peanuts befoie
serving 6 servings.
All types of liver are good
COOK LIVER CAREFULLY use d in stuffings, loaves, sand-
TO INSURE TENDERNESS W ich fillings and dips. Usually
It takes careful attention to the liver is ground or chopped
cook liver properly. All liver before adding to a mixture. In
requires slow cooking at a low this way, liver will add flavor
temperature. Excessive heat and nutritive value to many
will toughen the liver. _ foods.
Calf liver cooks more quickly Liver is one of the best nutri
than beef, pork, or lamb liver tlon bu ys Because vitamin Ais
because it is the most tender s t ore d in the liver in animals,
of the group. Besides the com- this meat is an excellent source,
mon method of frying liver, it Besides vitamin A, liver con
can be braised, stewed, baked or tains B complex vitamins and
used in a casserole, n . 0I1) as we ii as other minerals.
Liver is a tender, fine-grained These nutrients are especially
meat Before cooking wine the needed during growth peuods.
Rver wRh a d°amp g cloth. but Children teenagers, and expec
don’t hold it under running wa- tant mothers all need the nutrx
ter. Remove the skin, connec- ents provided by liver.
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Idas Notebook
Winter brings its own 'special jobs 0;
of these has traditionally been butchering (
the farm.
Sometimes I wonder if it isift becomi
a lost art.
It is a time for cooperation as m
hands are needed to finish the- job in (
day. The stall of 'meat cutting is oft
taught by the father to his son. The worm
help by trimming the bones, stirring j tl
lard and washing those greasy utensils.
Most of my children, when they we;
younger, were carried into the bhsement
Grandpa’s house to see the sausage bemj
made It was an unusual sight as the cai
mgs were filled and the big coils of sausage
filled the tub
And don’t forget the taste of the warm
pressed crackling as the lard
was made —even if it was not
good foi us to eat them.
There is a heavy piece of fur-
tive tissue and vein, loosening
them with a sharp knife. Then
pull them off carefully.
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AND INSPECT
ALL 3 TYPES
OF NEW IDEA
SPREADERS
Choose the type you want, the
size you need from 10 models.
• 70 to 180 bushels
• ground drive and PTO
• 2 and 4 wheel
• penta treated sides and
bottoms
• optional endgates for sloppy
manure
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FARM EQUIPMENT
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Hickory Hill, Pa,
Roy H. Bucb, Inc.
Ephrata, E.D. #2
By Ida Rlsser
piture stained very dark which
stands in the corner of our liv
ing room It has 'meant many
things to our family As a sec
ond hand piano it wouldn’t bring
much money, but then it isn’t for
sale.
Our son has reluctantly prac
ticed on it while our three
daughters have enjoyed the
music it gave them Often it is
a respite from duties or just a
nice way to relax
My youngest has just learned
The prices of the liver varies
with the type of liver beef,
pork, lamb, veal or calf. Usually
calves liver is in the greatest
demand, and therefore it’s the
highest priced. Allow 1 pound
for four servings when purchas
ing liver. When considering the
cost of liver, remember that al
most all 93 per cent of the
liver is edible.
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nursery rhythms which she al- freezer is slowfy being emptied
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