Junior The month of July is nearly over, and with it, so are our picnic recipes. There have been a lot of good and different recipes coming in. For instance, this week we are featuring three different kinds of pickles in our finger food line-up. The month of August means corn, tomatoes, peaches, and several other fruits and vegetables. So, looking ahead, prepare recipes with these foods in them when deciding what recipes to send in. And, to repeat last week’s message, don’t forget to put your full name, address, and the recipes when you send it in. This will in sure that you get your gift from Lancaster Farming for helping us. Several of the recipes used in the past HftY These feeders are built of heavy gauge tensil 1” square tubing 40 percent stronger than round tubing. Rugged construction, light enough for one man to easily drop over a large bale or load. Pays for itself with just a few bales use, rugged ail welded con struction. Feeds up to 30 head at one time. Versatile - use for big round bales, conventional bales or other roughage. Keeps hay and other roughages out of mud and snow, used by cattlemen nationwide. These feeders are 48” high and 8’ radius weighing 100 lbs. They sell for $l2O each delivered, completely assembled and painted, ready for immediate use. 5 percent discount on 2 or more. Other heights on special order. Call; 215-689-9896 SPERRY NEW HOLLAND *7o7' FORAGE HARVESTER Economical, tractor-mounted harvester features built-in knife •ength all over! 'able harvester :ellent traction lelds. It's also ndrow pickup. L. H. Brubaker, Inc. I. G. Ag Sales C 350 Strasburg Pike Silverdale PA 18962 Lancaster 215-257-5136 397-5179 A.B.C. Groff, Inc. ermrt K. KlStler HO S Railroad Ave Lynnport, PA New Holland 215 298-3270 354-4191 Ask about Free Finance on Forage Equipment, Spreaders and Grinder-Mixers until Sept. 1,1976. Cooking months have not had the proper addresses on them, so our gifts have not gotten to those Junior Cooks. If you have seen your recipe published, but have not received your gifts within two weeks, don’t hesitate to write Lancaster Farming with your full name and address and parents’ names. We will then make sure you get the gift you deserve. Deviled Eggs 4 hard cooked eggs % teaspoon salt 2 teaspoon vinegar 1 tablespoon mayonnaise Va teaspoon pepper V* teaspoon mustard 1 tablespoon cream Cut eggs in half, length wise. Remove yolks and mash until smooth. Add other ingredients and mix well. Refill the whites and Albert J. Noss & Son, Inc. RD2 Oley, PA 215-987-6257 Edition garnish with paprika or parsley. Serves four. Fannie Wenger New Holland, Pa. Age 11 Cheese Sticks 1 cup flour Pinch of cayenne pepper V* teaspoon salt Vz cup butter 1 cup grated sharp Cheddar cheese 3 teaspoon cold water Sift dry ingredients together. With pastry blender, cut in the butter and cheese until the mixture is the texture of coarse meal. Add water, one tablespoon at a time, mixing well with fork after each addition. Turn pastry out on floured board and roll - not as thin as pie dough. Cut into strips about Vz inch wide and three inches long. (Use notched pastry wheel.) Place on cookie sheet and bake at 425 F for 10 to 12 minutes or until a light golden brown. Snow frosted Grapes Snip grapes into little STOLTZFUS MEAT MARKET ® | ATTENTION FARMERS I K | CUSTOM BUTCHERING HV | OUR SPECIALITY U■: —FRESH BEEF AND PORK— L ( J \ OUR OWN HOME MADE f Jjk SCRAPPLE & FRESH SAUSAGE Bacon and Country Cured Hams Orders taken for freezer Meats PH. 768-3941 Directions: 1 block east of Intercourse on Rt. 772 - Newport Road STORE HOURS RS ‘ A t, (!• I 'O , 'S SPERRY NEW HOLLAND WHIRL-A-FEED FORAQE BLOWERS: A breakthrough in silage handling! Whirling table on Models 25 and 27 gives the material a "running start" into the blower fan This means less drag on the fan, more efficient use of horsepower and high capacity. I n stock now . see them soon. V® See this new concept in silo-filling equipment at E. Wiley & Son, Inc. 101 S Lime St Quarryville PA 786 2895 Roy A. Brubaker 700WoodcrestAve Lititz, PA 626-7766 bunches. (You choose variety.) With pastry brush, coat the grapes with light com syrup. Then, dip each bunch of grapes in granulated sugar, turning to coat all sides. Allow to dry on rack over waxed paper. Barbara Wenger New Holland, Pa. Age 13 Select fresh cucumbers. Wash and pack in sterilized jars. Place several sprays of fresh dill on top of cucum bers. Heat one quart water, one cup vinegar, and V* cup salt. Bring to a boil. Cool. Pour over cucumbers, filling jars to V* inch of top. Seal. This liquid may become cloudy in a few days, but will soon clear. The pickles will be firm, crisp, and evenly colored. XXX Bread and Butter Pickles 12 large cucumbers 3 or 4 onions. SYRUP: 1 teaspoon mustard seed 1 teaspoon tumeric 1 teaspoon celery seed 2 cups vinegar 1 teaspoon black pepper 2 cups sugar Slice onions and cucum bers. Soak in strong salt water for one hour. Rinse in clean water. Make syrup. Add cucumbers and onions to syrup. Boil three minutes. Put in jars and seal. ■ Mary Peachey Newmanstown, Pa. Anna Shirk East Earl, Pa. Age 14 Stanley A. Kiopp, Inc. Bernville PA 215-488-1500 215-488-1510 XXX Dill Pickles Emma S. Zook Paradise, Pa. Age 10 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 24,1976 — ’ f Women’s Monday, July 26 Berks County Society 5-7:30 Mustard Pickles 3 cups vinegar Add water enough to make two quarts of juice % cup dry mustard Vi cup salt 1 tablespoon whole allspice V? tablespoon powdered alum % tablespoon powdered saccarme Heat pickles in juice, do not boil. Pack in jars. Boil juice. Pour over pickles and seal. Verna Mae King Leola, Pa. Age 15 Bologna Salad Sandwiches 2 pounds bologna 4 hard boiled eggs 4-6 medium-sized pickles Salad dressing Grind meat, eggs, and pickles with a meat grinder. Mix together. Add salad dressing to right con sistency. Makes about 12 sandwiches. JeenHursh R 1 Epbrata, Pa. Injuries, and even death can result from accidents. Be alert. . . and play it safe always! FARMERS AgCREDIT 9 East Main Street, Litib, PA 717/626-4721 Only Bravo controls all eight tomato fungus diseases. Deliciously healthy tomatoes That’s what you ■AI get for using Bravo 6F fungicide. Flowable Bravo is the one fungicide that controls early blight, late blight, gray leaf mold, gray leaf spot, anthracnose, Rhizoctoma fruit rot, Botrytis gray mold, and black mold (California, only) You’ll like its convenient flowable form Ask us for Bravo, we’re your local Diamond Shamrock dealer DISTRIBUTED BY AGWAY INC. CENTRAL CHEMICAL CORP. HELENA CHEMICAL CO. USS AGRI-CHEMICALS MILLER CHEMICAL CO. OR SEE YOUR LOCAL AG CHEMICAL SUPPLIER 't • • i Calendar p.m., Bicentennial Program. Tuesday, July 27 Society 25 Meeting - 7 p.m., Donegal Pres. Church, Fruit Salad Luncheon, Guests, Society 14 and County officers. York County Society 12-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 28 Chester County Society 1 - 6:30 p.m., Picnic at Nottingham Park; 8 p.m., Vesper Services. Society 24 - 6:30 p.m., family picnic, home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Witmer, Hot and Cold Dish, Service. Thursday, July 29 Society 11 ■ 12 noon. Family Picnic, Huffnagle Park, Safety Program. Saturday, July 31 Society 5 - 6:30 p.m., Family Picnic at Mummau Park, Manheim. TRY A CLASSIFIED AD! 53 t i '
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