30—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 15,1&71
Bread & Rolls
(Continued from Page 29)
Turn onto lightly floured
board; knead until smooth and
elastic (5 minutes). Bound up
in greased bowl; bring greased
side up Cover with Saran
Wrap; let rise in warm place un
til double, IVz hours. Punch
down. Let rise again until al
most double (30 minutes).
Divide dough in. half. Roll out
to about V* inch thick Cut
twelve ZVz inch circles from
each half Dip marshmallows in
melted butter and cinnamon
mixed with 1 cup sugar. Wrap
a dough circle around each
marshmallow pinching tightly at
the bottom
Dip in melted butter and cin
namon sugar mixture. Place in
large sized greased muffin cups
(pinched side down). Let rise
until light (15 to 20 minutes)
Heat oven to 375 Bake 25 to 30
minutes Remove immediately.
Serve warm Makes 2 dozen rolls.
Mrs E Musser Heisey, Mount
Joy RD2, has forwarded her
Orange Bowknots recipe, an
other fancy roll recipe, along
with an icing recipe and a yeast
dough tip The Bow Knots
recipe is as follows:
Orange Bowknots
1 package active dry yeast
Vi cup water
1 cup milk, scalded
Vz cup shortemng
Is cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
2 well beaten eggs
Vi cup orange juice
2 tablespoons grated orange
peel
5 cups sifted flour
Soften "active dry yeast in
warm water (110°) Combine
scalded milk, shortening, sugar
and salt in a large mixing bowl
Cool to lukewarm Add yeast
mixture Add eggs and orange
juice and peel. Beat well Add
flour Mix thoroughly Cover
Let stand 10 minutes
Knead dough 5 to 10 minutes
or lightly floured surface. When
dough is smooth, place in a
greased bowl, turning once to
giease surface. Cover with a
damp cloth and let rise in a
warm place (82°) till double
(about 2 hours)
Punch down, let stand for 15
minutes Roll dough to rec
tangle, about 6 x 12 x % inch
thick Cut strips 6 inches by %
inch Roll lightly under fingers
into knot Arrange on greased
baking sheet and tuck ends un
der Cover, let rise till double
Bake in 350° oven 12-15 minutes
until lightly brown. Remove
from oven. Cover and cool.
Orange Icing
Mrs Heisey suggests that the
Bow Knots recipe be topped,
when cool, with the following
Orange Icing recipe;
2 tablespoons orange juice
1 teaspoon grated orange peel
1 cup 10X sugar
Mix well and spread over
rolls. Will make 2 pans; “I use
cookie sheets," she notes.
Yeast Dough Tip
Mrs. Heisey also offers the
following yeast dough tip;
“I use a candy thermometer
to check the temperature of
water before adding yeast.
“For a warm place to raise
dough, I turn my oven on low
until just barely warm, turn off
and place bowl in oven, close
door. Do not get it too warm ”
Mrs. Norman Burkholder,
Lititz RD3, suggests her Cocoa
Ripple Ring, a quick bread
recipe, as follows
Cocoa Ripple , ,
Cream, together % , cup ,s^b?t s
ening, % -cup sugar -aad 2.,-eggs
till light and fluffy.
Sift together IVz cup sifted they rise one time (double in
flour, % teaspoon salt, and 2 bowl) Form into buns or
teaspoons baking powder. doughnuts I fry my doughnuts
Add to creamed mixture alter- in deep Wesson oil, and bake
nately with % cup milk, beating the buns in 350° until nice and
well after each addition. Spoon brown,” Mrs. Beiler notes,
yj of batter into well-greased .
8% cup mold or 9*9x2 Here , g doug £ ut glaze:
powder and \
% cup broken walnuts; sprinkle P
half ever batter in pan. « £e sSs hot water
Repeat layers, ending with Mix ingredients and roll
batter. Bake at 350° for 35 doughnuts in mixture while-it’s
minutes Let stand 5 minutes, still warm.
Turn out of mold. Serve warm.
With Cream Filling
Mrs. Isaacs Beiler, Gap RDI, Sometimes Mrs Beiler makes
has a recipe which she vanes-to
, i. I, , . , and slices them partly in the
make both doughnuts, buns, m j d( jj e an( j at jcj s a cream filling
raised doughnuts, and cream ac , follows;
filled doughnuts. She also has 2 egg whites beaten
doughnut glaze and cream filling 2 cups 10X sugar
recipe. The doughnut recipe is 1 cup Crisco
as follows
Doughnuts or Buns
3 eggs
6 cups flour
2 cups warm water
1 tablespoon salt Mrs Lester A. Miller, Wnghts
-2 tablespoons natural yeast or v ille RDI, has forwarded her
2 cakes yeast Southern Biscuits reape as fol-
Vz cup sugar lows:
Vz cup shortening (“I use one Southern Biscuits
stick margarine,” §he notes ) 2 cups flour
Put 3 eggs, salt, shortening, 2 teaspoons baking powder
and sugar in bowl, beat until Va teaspoon soda
Complete Dispersal
OF 64 HEAD GRADE & REGISTERED
HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
Location Along Route 10 between Oxford and Russellville, 3Vz
miles North of Oxford, adjacent to Grace Baptist Church.
TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1971
12:30 P.M.
50 Milk Cows, 4 Registered; 8 Yearling Heifers; 4 Started
Calves; Z Registered Bulls from Ephraim Hersbeys Herd.
A young herd, many first and second calf Heifers. Mostly
home raised. 50 percent of herd fresh since February 1,
balance throughout the year. Herd in full flow of milk. TB
and Bangs Certified and Vaccinated. Charts furnished sale
day. Sale held under cover.
3 DeLaval Milker Units, new type pulsation.
6 Ponies, cart and harness.
Reason for sale, due to ill health.
Terms by
KEMPER F. SZX7ON
Kreider & Diller, Auctioneer
Lunch Available ■* *
smooth, dissolve yeast in 2 cups
warm water, mix with flour until
pice and smooth (not sticky).
Let rise one time
“This is a quick recipe for
buns, plain or cinnamon, and
makes real good doughnuts, after
2 teaspoons vanilla
Beat ingredients until nice and
smooth These are really de
licious, and a different treat.
% teaspoon salt dough is formed. Knead a little
V 4 cup shortening and roll out on floured 'board.
% cup buttermilk ' Cut to desired thickness. Bake
Sift dry ingredients. Cut in about 10 minutes. Eat warm
shortening until mixture looks with butter and preserves For
like coarse corn meal' Stir in “crusted” biscuits, place biscuits
buttermilk with fork until soft away from each other.
PUBLIC SALE
Complete Dispersal of
LOCUST MEADOW FARM
Real Estate Dairy Cattle
Farm Equipment
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1971
Situated in Bethel Township, Lebanon County, Pa.
Along Route 343. V/z mile south of Fredericksburg and
Route 22. Turn west at Fireman’s Park, Vz mile to farm lane.
104 Acre Modern Doiry Farm 104
Farm consists of 85 acres in high state of cultivation, 47 acres
planted corn, 12 acres alfalfa, seeded spring 1970. Balance in
mixed hay, and pasture Spring fed stream. 11 acres woodland.
Farm has been under excellent lime, and fertilization practices.
Hay fields top dressed 1971. Farm bordered on the South by
Little Swatara Creek. Drilled well with abundant water supply.
Improvements consist of 2 story log house with asbestos
siding. Ist floor large living room, modern kitchen with built-in
range and dishwasher, 2nd floor 3 bedrooms and bath Cemented
basement with bath. Attached summer house. Oil fired forced hot
air heat.
Bank barn 40’ x 88’ 40 free stalls, 8 stall milking area. Paved
dry lot with manure drop-off, bunk feeder, 10’x40’ concrete
Stave silo. 25’ x 125’ trench silo, attached masonry milk house.
Approved for MC.D. no 1. market. Young stock barn, 30’x3Q’
with free stalls, and feed bunk, heated masonry calf barn with
tie stalls, 3 corn cribs, 25’x40’ masonry block farm shop, and
equipment storage. Underground storage fuel tanks, and LP gas
tank. Recently new plumbing and electrical service to necessary
q£ ap p rox y - acre each, offered as separate
tracts. Real estate selling with immediate possession of land and
outbuildings. Possession of house upon final settlement.
Real Estate Sale 2:00 P.M.
Inspection by Appointment. Call 717-865-2424.
75 Head Registered Grade Holsteins 75
Vaccinated D.H.I.A. Records.
Herd consists of 37 milk cows. 31 registered, 6 grades, 4
fresh or close springers 15 due in August and- September:
Balance" in various stages of lactation. Sires represented Whirl
hill Kingpin, Pinyhill Galaxy, Rosni Conqueror, Korndyke Fobes,
Admiral Lucifer Autocrat. 30 Registered, 8 Grade heifers Iff
Bred heifers, 28 heifers 3-15 mo. Sires Represented 7 King
pins, 7 Galaxy, 8 UNH President King, 4 Astronaut, 4 Admiral
Imperial Chief, 3 Arlmda Chief, 1 Dividend Performer,. Admiral
Jay and Senator Curtis.
Service Sires Paclamar Astronaut, UNH President King,
Admiral Imperial Chief, Connerhill Ivanhoe Leader, Penngate
Fond Reflection. - -
Zero 600 gal bulk Tank M.CD. #l, Dump station, 4 New
Boumatic milker units, utensil table, 2 hp. vacuum pump. 7 ton
steel feed bin with auger Wilson can cooler, milk cans, Surge
vacuum pump. Animal clippers, 6 steel free stalls and dairy
supplies
1970 Ford 3000 tractor 275 hrs, I.H.C 606 utility tractor with
fast hitch. Henry No 10 3 pt backhoe, McCormick 46 baler with
thrower, McCormick No 8 flail chopper, McCormick 58 4 row
corn planter liquid fert att, insecticide att, New Idea Cut/Di
tioner, Papec forage box, Grove bale wagon. New Idea rake,_
Smoker 32’ elevator, Cunningham conditioner, 5 conditioner rolls,
wagon with bed, wagon with drop sides, New Idea 195 bu. spread
er with end gate. Ontario 13 hoe drill, Lely 3 pt fert. spreader,
McCormick 3-14 311 plow, McCormick 10 disk, McCormick 8’ HD
disk, 10’ soil pulverizer, 3 section spring tooth harrow, Century
200 gal. field sprayer, 3 pt 2 row cultivator, 3 pt scraper-blade,
trailer with cattle racks Bearcat hammermill. Cyclone tractor
seeder, 2 feed carts, water troughs, exhaust fans, fence posts,
electric fencer, tractor wheel weights, hydraulic cylinders, water
bowls cattle oiler, 1000 watt generator, acetylene welding out
fit, 100-amp. battery charger, hydraulic jack,- lube equipment,
tackling, chain hoist, pipe vise, sabre saw, Lombard chain saw,
band saw, shop vacuum cleaner, air compressor, assortment of
lumber, and steel building supplies, bolts, rakes, forks, shovels,'
hand tools and numerous other items.
Reo Truck 20.000 lb. gross with 1000 gal.
liquid Fertilizer Tank
Hi-Fi and Electronic Equipment
Separate Advertisement
Household and Personal Property
Unright mano, record player, metal wardrobe, butcher.-fur
nace, 15 cu. ft. chest freezer, riding mower, riding lawn tractor,
3 ft. reel mower, rotary mower, Sears boat trailer,, outboard
trolling motor, chinaware and other items.
Sale to Commence at 10 A.M. Sharp
Real Estate 2:00 P.M.
Order of Sale: Small Tools, Household, Farm Machinery,
Dairy cattle. Electronic Equipment
Conditions by
WESLEY H. QUIGLEY JR.
JEAN H. QUIGLEY
Anc+. Earl S. Buffenmeyer
Clerks, Zug - Brandt
Attorney C. V. Henry 111
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Refreshments Fredericksburg Church of Brethren
Not Responsible for Accidents
Dairy Equipment
Farm Equipment
Pedigrees - Art Kankle