—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 10,1977
46
Well, it will soon be
pumpkin season once again.
When that time rolls around,
there’s always the question,
“What do I do with pumpkins
besides making jack-o
lanterns and pumpkin pies
with them? This week
“Home on the Range” an
swers that question with 16
different recipes from some
of our readers.
According to the many
responses we had to this
theme, pumpkins are im
portant main ingredients in
many a bread and dessert.
Unfortunately, several of
our contribtors sent in
identical or nearly identical
recipes this week, and we
were only able to print one of
each. All of you who did help
by sending in contributions
received a little thank-you
gift from us, and we are
hoping you will try again so
that your particular recipe
can be printed next time.
PUMPKIN PIE SQUARES
1 cup sifted flour
% cup quick-cooking rolled
oats
% cup brown sugar
Holiday cooking
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featured for those light, but
satisfying desserts that are
so needed after the big
holiday meal.
When December 31 rolls
around, however, Christmas
will be over, and thoughts
will be on that New Years
Eve party and the necessary
prepositions that go into
making it a success. To aide
in preparation for this party,
“Home on the Range” will
feature party appetisers
during the last week of
December.
If any of the above recipe
themes interest you, and you
would like to contribute to
the recipe column, send the
recipes to “Home on the
Range,” Lancaster Farming
Newspaper, Box 266, Lititz,
3B
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% cup butter
2 cups pumpkin, cooked and
pureed
1 can evaporated milk (13-%
oz.)
2 eggs
% cup granulated sugar
% teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
% teaspoon ground ginger
V* teaspoon ground cloves
% cup chopped pecans
% cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons butter
Combine sifted flour,
rolled oats, brown sugar,
and butter in mixing bowl.
Pa. Don’t forget to add your
name, address, and phone
number with each recipe or
sheet of recipes sent in. Also,
on, the outside of the en
velope, mark the theme
under which the recipes
belong.
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. for 15 minutes,
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baking, combine pumpkin,
evaporated milk, eggs,
granulated sugar, salt,
ground cinnamon, ginger,
and cloves in mixing bowl.
Beat well. Pour into baked
crust and return to oven for
20 minutes. Last of all,
combine chopped pecans,
brown sugar, and butter.
Sprinkle over pumpkin
filling. Again, return to oven
and bake for 15 to 20 minutes
or until filling is set. Cool in
pan, then cut into squares.
Serve with a dollap of
whipped cream.
Marlene Bomgardner
AnnvUle, Pa.
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PUMPKIN DESSERT
l-% cup graham cracker
crumbs
% cup granulated sugar
% cup butter or margarine
2 egg yolks
% cup sugar
8 oz. package cream cheese
2 cups pumpkin, cooked
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3 egg yolks
% cup granulated sugar
% cup milk
% teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon cinnamon
1 package unflavored gelatin
Mix together graham
crackers crumbs, % cup
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