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Chuck round rump and
brrkct ruts ac re feature d in
the contest h< Id in s dt J -iVi
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The C owlielles womens
auxiliary nf the American
National ( att lernen s
Association, hosted e an
te-slants from Ii states
Mrs Desantis said hiesta
BeefTorta Ole, her winning
recipe, 'has the appearance
of a round la>er cake that is
cut in wedges and served
with hot taco sauce " It
utilizes ground round,
refried beans, and cheese
layered with corn meal yeast
dough Mrs Desantis says
cooking, of course, is her
hobby
Winning second place was
Dr. Sam Tornik, a
chiropractor from Plain
City, Ohio His recipe,
“Zußeefi,” is an interesting
combination of ground beef
round, zucchini, and cheese.
Placing third was Mrs.
Clarence Bowman, Lawton,
Okla., with “Italian Round
Steak Rolls.” Mrs.
Bowman,who was bom in
Italy, specializes m adding
an Italian flavor to beef
dishes.
Pa. hog team first
RICHMOND, Va. -
Pennsylvania’s 4-H hog
judging team scored a first
place last Saturday at the
1976 Eastern U’s. 4-H
Livestock Judging Contest
held here. Scoring 563 points,
they beat second-place In
diana by four, and third
place Maryland by five.
Kevin Rohrer was third high
individual in swine judging.
In the beef judging contest,
the Pennsylvania team
placed third behind
Maryland and Kentucky.
The team was out of the top
three for sheep.
Overall, Pennsylvania’s
team (which was formerly
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Reef Filling
2-‘-j pounds ground beef
round
1 package taco seasoning
mix
1 cup water
1 can H 6 ounces) refried
beans
4 ounces Monterey Jack
cheese, grated
Dough
to 3- 3 « cups unbleached
flour
3 A cup yellow commeal
cup brown sugar, packed
2 teaspoons garlic salt
1 teaspoon taco seasoning
mix
2 packages (1 tablespoon
each) active dry yeast
3 /« cup milk
the Lancaster County team
until it captured first place
at the 4-H Achievement Days
at University Park last July)
came in fifth with 1487 points.
At the top of the scoreboard
was Maryland with 1519
points, followed by Virginia,
Indiana and Kentucky.
A Maryland youth also
took first place on an in
dividual basis. He was J. D.
Shanks with 514 points. He
was also top individual for
beef, followed by teammate
Lon Hobbs. Lancaster
County’s Kenneth Brubaker
was fifth in the combmed
standings.
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margarine does not need to
be melted Add mixture
gradually to dry ingredients
and beat two mmute.s at
medium speed, scraping
bowl occasionally Add eggs
and one-third cup flour, beat
at high speed two minutes,
scraping bowl occasionally.
Stir in enough additional
flour to make a stiff dough
Turn out on a lightly floured
board; knead until smooth
and elastic, five to eight
minutes.
While dough rises, prepare
Beef Filling as follows;
brown ground beef slowly in
frying-pan until red color
disappears; drain, if
necessary, add remaining
taco seasoning and water
and simmer, stirring oc
casionally for 15 mmutes.
Stir in beans and cheese;
blend well.
Grease a 9-inch
spnngform pan generously.
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