Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 18, 1976, Image 53

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    Three new stuffing recipes
have come into the Lan
caster Farming office, and
you may want to try them for
this coming Christmas. You
also may want to try one of
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the many cake recipes we
have received over the past
months. The St. Nicholas
Surprise Cake sounds as
though it may be a unique
treat (even though you can
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only freeze it for seven in
stead of ten days), as does
the Chocolate Sauerkraut
Cake. The homemaker that
sent the sauerkraut cake
recipe in asserts that it does
not-taste sour, but rather,
like coconut. The best way to
see would be to try it.
GIBLET STUFFING
Giblet
3 cups dry bread
One-third cup fat (melted,
giblet juice)
tablespoon
(chopped)
1 teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
Cover giblet with water
and cook slowly until tender.
Cool and chop. Combine
giblet, bread, fat, parsley
and seasoning. Yields 3-Vz
cups.
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SWEET POTATO
STUFFING
3 tablespoons butter
,1 pound ground veal
Vz teaspoon pepper and salt
3 cups celery (chopped fine)
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8 to 6
3 cups sweet
mashed
Melt butter and add veal,
celery, and brown slightly.
Remove from heat and add
sweet potatoes and
seasoning. Fill the cavity of 8
to 10 pound goose or turkey.
Use half the above amount
for stuffing duck or chicken.
Christmas trees
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(placed in woven, plastic string sacks
which push the branches up and close
together against the trunk) and placed flat
on the ground until the day you want to
decorate it,” advised Frey.
Stopping the air circulation through the
branches and having a lot of the tree in
contact with the ground moisture greatly
sustains the freshness of the tree.
“Don’t take the tree into the house more
than one hour before you decorate it,”
Frey said, continuing with his instructions.
“You will have a nicer tree to work with.”
After putting it in the house, water it
immediately. Use warm or hot water -
never cold.
“During the first 24 hours a seven foot
tree will use two quarts of water. Refill the
container after the first 12 hours and
repeat refilling at least every other day,”
Frey explained.
He also emphatically cautioned, “Never
de-bark the tree trunk. The evergreen
drinks in water from the pores m the outer
layer. If you take the bark off, the tree
cannot dnnk in water and will, die very
quickly.”
This evergreen grower suggests using
the new chemicals now on the market
which help stimulate the pores to draw
water.
“They do a good job of opening pores,”
he said. “The warm water also helps.”
“Properly taken care of, a tree will last
six weeks in the house. We had one put up
the week before Christmas and taken down
in March,” Frey noted by way of proof.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Dec. 18,1976
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BREAD STUFFING
2 cups bread crumbs
1 cup milk
Vz teaspoon salt and pepper
1 onion, chopped
1 stalk celery (chopped)
2 eggs, slightly beaten
Cover bread crumbs with
milk. Add other ingredients.
„ Mix well. Stuffing for 3 or 4
pound fowl. May be used in
chicken, duck or goose.
Above three recipes:
Mrs. Charles Biehl
Mertztown, Penna.
SAINT NICHOLAS
SURPRISE CAKE
Lightly grease bottom of 9-
Vz x 5-% x 2- 3 A in. loaf pan
Line bottom and sides with
potatoes
parchment paper cut to fit
pan. Lightly grease paper.
l-% cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
% teaspoon salt
We invite you to check our prices before you buy
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92 pc. sets as low as $lOO.OO
Quantities are Limited
Padded Chairs as low as $ B.OO ea,
COLLECTORS ITEMS
HUMMEL—BING—JENSEN
IMPERIAL—SCHMIDT—NORITAKE
3 eggs
% cup sugar
2 cups walnuts, coarsely
chopped
1 cup chopped dates
1 cup maraschino cherries,
sliced and drained on
absorbent paper
1 (6-oz. pkg.) semi-sweet
chocolate pieces
Sift together flour, baking
powder and salt, and set
aside. Beat eggs until thick
and piled softly. Add sugar
gradually, beating well after
each addition. Thoroughly
blend in fruits, nuts, and
chocolate pieces. Add dry
ingredients in thirds to egg
fruit mixture, mixing only
until blended. Place a
shallow pan containing 2
cups water on bottom rack of
oven during baking period.
Turn batter into pan,
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people are buying live Christmas trees
now than four or five years ago.
“The artificial tree was at its peak when
the aluminum tree came out. Now these
aluminum trees are completely off the
market. There is a definite trend these last
five years of returning to live trees in this
area,” Frey comments.
“It is a sign of the times we are living in
now,” he reflects. “People want live things
around them. It’s this ecology business,”
he adds.
He remembers one customer saying that
no one can duplicate the beauty of a tree
that God has made.
Not only have people been buying more
live trees, but they have been buying
larger ones. Many ask for 10 and 12 foot
trees.
“Cathedral ceilings in new homes and
the higher ceilings in the big farmhouses in
this area provide room for these larger
trees,” Frey explains. “People are willing
to pay for them. Artificial trees get shop
worn after a few years and need to be
replaced, anyway,” he continues.
One final caution Frey made - the tree
always looks smaller out of doors than
inside a house. Measure the one you pick
out not by the eye but by a rule or you may
end up without enough room for the angel
on top.
If Santa has been delivering your trees
in the past on Christmas Eve and they
haven’t lasted very long, you might clip
this article out and leave it for him to read
while he takes a break with your milk and
cookies.
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