CB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 8,1981
Summer salads
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Sauerkraut Salad
1 large can kraut (dram well)
Ic. chopped celery
1 medium onion
1 green pepper
Ismail jar pimento
Heat 1/2 cup vmeagar and 1 cup
granulated sugar. Let cool, then
add 1/2 cup salad oil. Pour over
ingredients and retngerate. Keeps
well.
Mrs. Aaron B. Martin
New Holland
Taco Salad
1 medium head lettuce, chopped
1 lb. ground beef
1 lb. Cheddar cheese, coarsely
grated
1 small can kidney beans
1 large onion chopped
4 medium tomatoes, diced
1 large green pepper, chopped
IT. chili powder
1/41. hot pepper sauce
1 package taco seasoning
1-9 oz. package taco flavored com
or tortilla chips, crushed
Brown and dram ground beef.
Stir in chili powder and hot sauce.
Dram and rinse kidney beans.
Combine all vegetables and
seasonings m a large bowl. Add
cheese, then ground beef, then
chips. Toss.
Dressing: 8 oz. thousand island
dressing, 1/3 cup sugar, 1 T. taco
seasoning, 1 T. tabasco sauce.
Combine and mix well. Serve over
salad.
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Ham Salad
3 c. ground cooked ham
3 chopped hard cooked eggs
1/2 c. minced green pepper
1/2 c. minced celery
1/2 c. mayonnaise
2 T. vinegar
21. chives
Mix the ham, eggs, pepper, and
celery. Combine the vmegar and
mayonnaise, mix with ham
mixture and vegetables. Arrange
on lettuce leaves in a bowl. Cover
with slices ot cucumber and
sprinkle with chives. Serves 5.
Ever wanted to try making your
own pancake syrup? Now you can
try. The recipe is provided cour
tesy of Rose Hoover of Dallas m
response to a request m Cook’s
Question Corner.
Pancade Syrup
Wash all fruit or berries well.
Dram, but do not dry. For each 6
cups of berries, add 4 1/2 cups of
sugar. Set m cool place for eight
hours or overnight. Stir well and
place on stove. Set a candy ther
mometer on side of pot. Cook until
the thermometer reaches about 219
or 220 degrees. This will take about
20 or 30 minutes. Stir often to
prevent scorching since fruit will
settle to bottom later m cooking.
You can remove pieces of fruit or
berries with a slotted spoon or
strain, then reheat and ladle mto
hot sterilized jars. Usmg two piece
lids, seal. I prefer to leave berries
m the syrup because they are mce
on pancakes or ice cream, plump
and sweet.
Janet Good
Johns to wn-
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Paid
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QlUomm I
Societies I
Lancaster Co. Society 5
Lancaster Farm Women 5
gathered tor a pig roast recently at
the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Mervm
E. Peifer. Twenty-three members
joined in the teast.
Members made plans tor a trip
Lancaster Co. Society 6
Lancaster Society 6 met August 1
tor a tamily banquet at the
Brethren in Christ Church.
Twenty-tour members and triends
attended the gathering.
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Berks Co. Society 7
The July meeting ot Berks
County 7 was held at the home of
Lillian Grajewski in the term ot a
picnic. Eleven members attended.
The Berks County Farm Women
'■’''"’•ontion will be held at the
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to Baltimore Harbor for Sep
tember 28.
Members and their husbands
will be going to a buttet and
musical at the Timbers m Mt.
Gretna on August 29.
program showing his travelogue ot
Europe.
Members plan to attend the
county picnic and to visit another
Society in August.
Extension Center, October 3. Price
is $6.50.
The County Farm Women hoe
down will be held at the Hamburg
fieldhouse on October 24.
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Lancaster Co,
Society 11
Lancaster Farm Women Society
11 met on July 30 at the home of
Helen Wagner in Quarryville.
Sixteen members answered roll
call by telling things they wish they
had learned to do when younger.
The program was presented by
Phyllis Sauder of the Lancaster
County Hospice Program.
The next meeting will be held on
August 27 at the Chesnut Level
Church House at noon.
September’s meeting will be a
bus trip to the Allentown Mall and
the October meetmg will be at
Hershey Farms Restaurant.
York Co,
Society 12
York Society 12 met at the home
ot Mrs. Dean Tyson recently.
Eighteen members attended.
A $lO donation was given to the
Arthritis Foundation Fund.
Members will be entertained by
Society 1 at Rocky Ridge Park in
August and will entertain Society
14 at Bethlehem Stonepile
Methodist Church near Red Lion.
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