—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, June 4, 1977
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3 tablespoons green
pepper (optional)
% stick butter
2-Vz'tablespoons flour
2 cups milk
% cup shredded cheese
Salt and pepper to taste
Cook onion and pepper
in butter for five minutes.
Add flour and stir. Add
milk and cook until
thickened. Season and
add potatoes and ham.
Put in two quart casserole
and top with shredded
cheese and bake at 350
degrees F. for 25 to 30
minutes. This is also good
made with weiners.
Mrs. Merle S. Mishler
Hollsopple, Pa.
MACARONI
CHEESE DELUXE
1 (7 ounce) package
elbow macaroni
2 cups small curd cream
style cottage cheese
1 cup dairy sour cream
1 slightly beaten egg
% teaspoon salt
Dash Pepper
8 ounces sharp processed
American cheese.,
shredded (2 cups)
Paprika
Cook macaroni
according to package
directions; drain well.
Combine cottage cheese,
sour cream, egg, salt and
pepper. Add shredded
cheese, mixing well; stir
in cooked macaroni. Turn
into greased 9x9x2 inch
baking dish. Sprinkle with
paprika. Bake in
moderate oven (350
degrees F.) for 45
minutes. Serves six to
eight.
Lois J. Reed
Lykens, Pa.
MEATBALLS IN
BUTTERMILK
1 pound hamburger
V* cup chopped onion
1 teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons butter
Vz cup bread crumbs
Vz cup whole milk
Vs teaspoon pepper
Combine ingredients
except butter and shape
into balls. Brown in the
butter. Remove from
skillet. Keep warm. Pour
most of grease from
skillet.
Sauce:
U cup butter
2V* cups buttermilk
2 tablespoons sugar
1 egg beaten
Vi cup flour
Vi teaspoon salt
1-te teaspoons dry
mustard
V* teaspoon pepper
Combine ingredients to
make gravy. When thick,
add meatballs and
simmer until flavors are
blended.
Mrs. James Coombs
Gardners, Pa.
Ice cream
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2 cups sugar
2 tablespoons vanilla
1 quart milk
18 large
Vz gallon milk
Vi teaspoon salt
6 junket tablets
V* cup lukewarm water
Mix together eggs,
sugar, and vanilla. Ihen,
heat one quart milk and
large marshmallows until
the marshmallows are -
melted. Do not boil. Then,
add eggs and sugar
mixture to this. Next, add
milk and salt. Put junket
tablets in lukewarm
water. Add the junket
after pouring the ice
cream into the can and let
set for 20 minutes before
freezing.
Lena Zimmerman
East Earl, Pa.
VANILLA ICE CREAM
3 packages unflavored
gelatin
Vi cup cold water
3 quarts milk
25 marshmallows
5 cups sugar
15 beaten eggs
3 tablespoons vanilla
1 quart cream or three
cans evaporated milk
Soak three packages
gelatin in % cup cold
water. Bring milk and
marshmallows to a
scalding point. Add
gelatin and sugar. Cool.
When ready to freeze, add
beaten eggs, vanilla,
cream or evaporated
milk.
When you wish to make
fruit ice cream, use just
one pint cream or one can
evaporated milk and one
tablespoon vanilla. Add
two cups fruit.
Mrs. Abram Ebersol
Bellefonte, Pa.
n. QUICKLASAGNA
1 pound ground beef
% teaspoon salt
Vi teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon basil
Vi teaspoon oregano
1 onion, diced
2 (8 oz.) cans tomato
sauce
1 cup water
1 (8 oz.) package lasagna
noodles
Vi cup parmesan cheese
1 pound cottage cheese
4 slices Mozzarella cheese.
Combine first six
ingredients and brown in
skillet. Add tomato sauce
and water. Simmer 20
minutes. Cook lasagna
according to package
directions. Then, starting
with lasagna noodles,
alternate layers of beef
mixture, Parmesan
cheese, and cottage
cheese in a 9 x 13 inch
baking dish, ending with
beef. Bake in 375 degree
F. oven for 20 minutes.
During last five minutes
baking time, cut
Mozzarella cheese in half
diagonally, arrange on
top. Makes six to eight
servings.
Joanne Priest
Hagerstown, Maryland
The dairy industry in America had its start when a bull
and three heifers arrived at Plymouth Colony in 1624.
Today, the regular flow of fresh, wholesome dairy
products to every American home is taken for granted.
As manufacturers of quality farm equipment, we are
pleased to be associated with dairymen throughout
America.
Junk cars towed free -
HARRISBURG - The state
has set up a trial program
that will allow residents of
seven counties to have junk
cars towed from their
property free.
Iheonly cost to the state is
for a public information
campaign in Adams,
Dauphin, Cumberland,
Lancaster Lebanon, Perry
and York counties. Towing
service will be provided at no
charge by members of the
Pennsylvania Auto and
Truck Salvage Association.
Under the program,
persons who want to dispose
of vehicles on their property
can ■ call a toll-free state
telephone number (the
Governor’s Action Line, 800-
932-0784) for referral to a
participating salvager in
area. The only
requirement is that the
caller prove that he or she
owns the car. Residents
calling about cars
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
HOLLAISD
abandoned on their property
without'permission will be
advised to call the police.
The program,
administered by the state
Department of Community
Affairs, is based on an
earlier successful effort in
GUTSHALL’S SILO REPAIR
R, D. 1, Womelsdorf, Pa.
Phone 717-933-4616
or Stanley Gutshall 717-249-1190
-Heed easy double sugar unloader
+agromatic single auger unloader
+Berg ring drive unloader
+shuttle feeders
+chain type feeder
-ftaper board feeders
+belt feeders
-f-conveyors
+Supreme 56" PTO silage blower
+silage weighers-chute hoppers
+Weaverline feed carts
+Ritchie cattle and hog waterers
+water bowls and stalls
+fans and ventilations
JUNE DAIRY MONTH SPECIAL
10% off.
DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATE
Erie County, if t
seven-county dr ' 1
successful, the
program wiU be expand!
other areas of thesut.
Junk cars serv '-
breeding grounds f or
snakes and insects ant
dangerous to chii dret *
might play near them.