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—Lancasfr Farming. Saturday. August 23, 1975
Recipe Exchange
Home on the
From chili sauce to
spaghetti sauce our recipes
this week seem to be quite
tasty and timely. We hope
you'll try some of them.
We're looking forward to
receiving some recipes for
soups and stews for some of
our fall editions - if you have
any please send them along
to us.
Chocolate Feather
Cake
cup cocoa
cups sugar
cups flour
teaspoons soda
teaspoon salt
eggs
cup soft shortening
cup hot water
cup buttermilk
teaspoons vanilla
Sift dry ingredients
together in mixing bowl. Add
other ingredients in order
given. Bake at 350 degrees
forts minutes. Makes 3 large
layers. A moist chocolate
cake.
Mrs. Joe Shirk
Ephrata, Pa.
Chili Sauce
1 basket tomatoes
6 quarts kettle red beets
IVz pound carrots
Cook and juice tomatoes.
Cook red beets and carrots.
Blend red beets and carrots
in tomato juice. Add:
1 tablespoon paprika
% cup salt
2 onions
5 cups granulated sugar
3 cups vinegar
2 tablespoons whole allspice
2 tablespoons oregano
2 tablespoons cinnamon
MODIFIED TRACTOR
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, AUG. 27
P.T.P.A. Sanctioned by Penna. Tractor Pullers Assoc.
No Entry Fee
*** Remington Fair ★**
Tuesday, August 26 thru Monday, Sept 1
DIRECTIONS:
Remington Fair, located Rt. 31, 1 mile north of
Flemmgton Take Willow Grove Exit off Penna Turn
pike, approx 30 miles
Tie allspice in bag and
simmer in chili. Mix well and
simmer one hour. Makes 30
pints.
Arlene Weaver
New Holland, Pa.
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Spaghetti Sauce
to Can
'* bushel of ripe tomatoes
1 large onion
1 stalk celery
Grind these last two
ingredients (onion and
celery) together. Boil until
soft and put through food
mill.
l ? teaspoon cloves
1 teaspoon celery seed
1 teaspoon ground mustard
*■2 teaspoon paprika
1 tablespoon salt
I'2 cup sugar
1 cup vinegar
3 tablespoons flour or clear
jell
Add all ingredients to
tomato mixture except flour
when it may be added when
boiling. Thicken to desire.
Makes 14 pints.
Cream Orange
Pineapple Salad
B Vz ounce can crushed
pineapple
3 ounces orange jello
3 ounces cream cheese
1 package whipped topping
mix
1 carrot grated 1-3 cup
Drain pineapple reserving
juice. Add water to make 1
cup. Heat to boiling. Add
cream cheese. Add boiling
liquid to jello and cream
cheese. Blend with a rotary
Ist Time at Remington Fair
- 8 pm
Countiy Western Music Every Night
★ Modified Stock Car Races
Saturday & Monday Night 8 P.M.
★ Super Spring Car Races
Sunday and Monday Afternoons 2 P.M
★ Midget Races
Saturday Afternoon 2 P.M
★ Auto Thrill Shows
Tuesday and Sunday Nights 8 P.M
Range
beater until smooth. Cool,
stirring occasionally. Whip
topping and fold into cooled
mixture adding carrots and
pineapple. Pour into mold.
Chill to firm. 8-12 servings.
Lydia Homing
New Holland, Pa.
For meatballs combine 1
pound ground beef, 4
teaspoon salt, ‘« teaspoon
pepper, 1 large egg, 1
medium onion minced and
teaspoon oregano leaves
crushed. Mix ingreidents
and roll into balls. Brown in
a small amount of cooking
oil. When meatballs are
brown, drain off oil and
cover meatballs with one can
of cream of mushroom soup
diluted with V* can of water.
Simmer for hours.
Serve meatballs and sauce
over buttered noodles.
Mrs. Elayne Connalie
Woodly, New York
Annie Lapp
Pine Grove, Pa.
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September heat wave got
you feeling like the last rose
of summer? Perk up fast
with an impromptu picnic.
Pick up the fixings at your
delicatessen. Add sparkle to
the cold cuts with off-beat
relishes. Try cran
berry-orange relish with
liverwurst. Zip up the
skinless franks with apple
sauce spiked with hor
seradish. Chutney or pickled
peaches are real taste
picker-uppers, too.
XXX
Easy Meatball
Stroganoff
PULL
Penn State fruit day slated
UNIVERSITY PARK -
"Hoop skirt" apple trees,
trellis hedgerows, and trees
trained to slender spindles
will be among featured
exhibits for Fruit Day
September 4 at the
Agricultural Research
Center of Penn State
University, 10 miles south
west of here on Route 45.
Dwarf apple trees arc used
in Penn State's experimental
orchards. Economic studies
rate dwarf apple trees the
most profitable for growers
with small acreages of
suitable sites and adequate
finances. While costs of
establishing dwarf tree
systems are higher than for
semi-dwarf and standard
systems, trees produce
earlier and give higher
yields and better quality
apples than the other
systems.
In charge of a walking tour
on September 4 will be Loren
D. Tukey, pomologist. He
indicated the trellis
hedgerows, developed
initially for the Penn State
over-row harvester, can
apply to pick-your-own
operations as well as com
mercial plantings hand
picked. Although uncommon
in the United States, trellis
hedgerows are used widely
in Europe.
Slender spindle trees
feature a pole supporting the
central stem or leader. Such
dwarf trees are planted
when 2 years old and are
designed to produce apples
the next year - an instant
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CALORIC GAS RANGE
SAVES MONEY
ON GAS BILLS
Caloric Ranges with PILOTLESS
Ignition use up to 30 percent less
gas than modern ranges with
standing gas pilots.
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SERVICE CALLS COOLER
The PILOTLESS Ignition System PILOTLESS Ignition means a
works only when needed; saves cooler kitchen when range is not in
because there are no gas pilots to use Heat from standing gas pilots
burn constantly is eliminated.
AGWAY LP GAS SERVICE (ftGWftv}
AGWAY PETROLEUM CORP.
Dillerville Road, Lancaster
orchard. Tukcy said this
method is noted for early
cropping, high yields per
acre, and convenience of
picking. The slender spindle
apple Tree, he noted, is used
widely in Europe and has
attracted the attention of
growers in many parts of the
world.
The "hoop skirt" apple
tree is somewhat like the
slender spindle but is a
variation developed by
Tukey. Most of the crop is
located 4 to 5 feet from the
ground within easy reach of
pickers. As with all dwarf
trees, no ladders are needed
so pickers can be women and
children. The central stem or
leader serves as a control
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CONSERVES
GAS ENERGY
PILOTLESS Ignition is trouble-free
no pilot to blow out, and with no
gas pilots at all there will be fewer
service calls.
over the skirt. "Hoop skirt"
trees require less initial
pruning and training than
trellis hedgerows and are a
little wider than slender
spindle trees. This system
can be applied to any apple
tree, Tukcy said.
Simmer it. Broil it. Bake
It. Fry it. They’re many
approaches to preparing
taste—tempting meals with
sausage. Leant all about
them by sending 25 cents in
coin and your name and
address to: Dept. FSC, 6733
West 65th St., Chicago, 111.
60638 for your copy of the
"Sausage Sampler" booklet.
Phone 717-397-4954