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This week we are featuring
a recipe for corn bread aent
in by Mra. C. L. Landla. If
you have another recipe for
com bread pleaae lend it
along aa we are intereated in
a variety of different ideaa.
Mra. Landis wrote that she
uses whole wheat dour in her
recipe as they have a flour
mill where they grind their
own grains.
We also received a recipe
from Mrs. Morris Zook from
Honeybrook for Sugarless
Cookies. Mrs. Zook would
like interested readers to
send in more recipes that use
sugar substitute.
Corn Bread
1 cup yellow roasted com
meal
1 cup whole wheat flour
(stone ground or One)
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4 teaspoons baking powder
to teaspoon salt
to cup brown or raw sugar
2 beaten eggs
1 cup milk
to cup oil or melted shor
tening
Mix dry ingredients then
add the others stirring until
smooth about 1 minute. Pour
into a greased pan about 9x9
inches and bake at 375
degrees for 25 minutes.
Serve hot with butter, syrup,
honey, or milk.
Mrs. C. L Landis
Ronk a
XXX
Sugarless Cookies
1 cup raisins
to cup chopped dates
to cup chopped apples
to cup chopped nuts
1 cup water
to cup vegetable shortening
SALES
ACCEPTANCE
he Range
2 well beaten eggs
3 teaspoons liquid sweetener
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 teaspoon soda
1 cup flour
Boil raisins, dates and
apples In water for 3
minutes. Add shortening to
melt then cool. Add rest of
ingredients with nuts last.
Chill and drop by teaspoons
on cookie sheet. Bake at 350
degrees for 10*12 minutes.
Mrs. Morris Zook
Honey Brook
XXX
Lep Cake
2 cups brown sugar
*4 cup melted butter or lard
1 egg
cup thick milk
teaspoon soda
cups flour
salt
Combine and bake at 325
degrees in loaf pan until
done.
Mary Hoover
Stevens
XXX
Fruited “O’s”
Blend:
1 package fruit flavor gelatin
(3 ounces)
One-third cup light corn
syrup
3 tablespoons butter
Put In saucepan, turn heat
on medium, heat until
boiling. Remove from heat.
Add four cups cherries, mix
well.
Pour into a buttered
pan and when cold, cut into
squares.
Mrs. Aaron B. Zimmerman
Manheim TlDl
XXX
Smoked Sausage and
Potatoes
8 slices thick-sliced bacon.
diced
2 Ig. onions, chopped
61g. potatoes, cooked, peeled
and cut into 1” cubes
1 long smoked sausage (or 2)
(or substitute Polish
kielbasa or Italian sweet
sausage)
2 red or green bell peppers,
cut into 1” squares
salt and pepper
In a large skillet, fry bacon
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until brown and crisp.
Remove and set aside. Add
onion to drippings and saute
until golden brown. Add
potato cubes and stir over
low heat until potatoes are
lightly browned, about 15
min. Cook kiclbasa in boiling
salted water 15 min. Drain
and cut into H" slices. If
using sausages, brown on all
sides in another skillet; cut
into 1” slices. Add kielbasa
or sausages to potatoes. Add
peppers and stir over low
heat for another 10 min.
Season to taste with salt and
pepper. Pile on a serving
platter and sprinkle with
reserved crisp bacon.
Donna Hetzel
Atlanta, Ind.
XXX
Cornstarch Pudding
1 quart milk
2 eggs
1 cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons flour
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1 teaspoon vanilla
Beat eggs, flour, corn
starch and sugar. Heat milk
in double boiler. When milk
is hot add two cups of hot
milk to the egg mixture. Add
to other milk and cook eight
minutes. Add vanilla. Pour
in serving dish and sprinkle
with chocolate chips.
Mrs. Walter Wise
Womelsdorf, RDI
xxx
Shoo-Fly Pie
V-k cups molasses
1% cups hot water
1 teaspoon baking soda
Crumbs:
2 cups flour
cups brown sugar
1 cup lard
Bake at 350 degrees until
done.
Mrs. Eli S. Smucker
RDI
Gordonville
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Nov. 30,1974
Plan Time Wisely
Everyone has twenty-four
hours In a day. And if you
can't do as much as you
think you should there's
probably a reason. Ex
tension specialists at The
Pennsylvania State
University explain that
either you're trying to do too
many projects or you're not
using your time to best
advantage.
Many things determine
how you’ll use your time.
Each family has a different
pattern of activities and the
time schedule of other
family members helps
determine yours.
. Each day there are certain
things you must do. These
jobs are inflexible. For
example, you may need to
drive your husband to work
at a certain time or feed the
baby on schedule. And there
are some household jobs you
can do any time. These are
the flexible jobs. Times for
cleaning the house, doing the
mending or ironing, and
taking care of your personal
appearance are some
flexible jobs you may fit
around the inflexible ones.
But remember to try not to
do so many flexible jobs each
day that you’re worn out
thinking about them, caution
the Extension specialists.
You can usually do
something about the feeling
of frustration that arises if
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