BB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 15,1983
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EGG-SPINACH SALAD
lib fresh spinach
1/2 c. salad oil
1/4 c. sugar
2 T. vinegar
11 finely grated onion
l/2tsalt
1/41. dry mustard
0 slices bacon, cooked until crisp,
drained and crumbled
6 hard-cooked eggs, chopped
Wash spinach thoroughly in
lukewarm water; drain. Chill to
crisp. Combine oil, sugar, vinegar,
onion, salt and mustard. Beat or
blend in blender until dressing
becomes thick and syrupy and
sugar is thoroughly dissolved.
Tear spinach into bite-size por
tions; place in large salad bowl.
Add bacon and eggs. Pour dressing
over all; let stand about 1/2 hour.
Toss to thoroughly mix salad.
American Egg Board
SUPPER IN A SKILLET
3/4 c. uncooked rice
1 can condensed cream of celery
soup, undiluted
3/4 c. water
IT. butter
1 pkg. frozen peas, separated
1 can sliced mushrooms, drained
6 eggs
1/2 c. shredded Swiss cheese
parsley, optional
In large fry pan or skillet,
combine rice, soup, water and
butter. Cover and bring to boil.
Reduce beat to simmering. Sim
mer covered 5 minutes. Stir in
frozen peas and simmer covered
another 5 minutes. Stir in
mushrooms. Make 6 indentations
in rice mixture. Break an egg into
each indentation. Cover and
continue codling over low *to
medium heat until eggs are almost
set, about 3 to 5 minutes. Sprinkle
with cheese. Cover and cook until
eggs are desired degree of
doneness, about 5 to 7 minutes.
Garnish with parsley, if desired.
Always Eggs
EGG-CHEESE TUNA TIMBALES
1 can evaporated milk
3 eggs, slightly beaten
1 c. shredded Swiss cheese
1 can tuna, drained and flaked
It. grated onion
1/41. salt
1/41. basil
1/81. ground red pepper
Cheese sauce:
2/3 c. evaporated milk
1 c. shredded Cheddar cheese
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. For
timbales, heat 1 cup of the
evaporated milk in a medium
sized saucepan to just simmering.
Remove from heat and stir a small
amount of milk into eggs. Return
all to saucepan. Stir in Swiss
cheese. Return to low heat to finish
melting cheese. Remove from beat
and stir in tuna, onion, salt, basil
and red pepper. Divide mixture
evenly between 6 buttered 5-oz.
custard cups. Place cups in 13x9-
inch baking pan.
Fill with hot water to within 1-
inch to top of cups. Bake 25 to 30
minutes or until a knife inserted
near center comes out clean.
Remove custard cups from hot
water. Let stand 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, for cheese sauce, heat
remaining evaporated milk, 2/3
cup, in a small saucepan just to
simmering. Remove from heat and
stir in Cheddar cheese until
melted. If necessary, return to low
heat to finish melting cheese. Do
not boil. To serve, unmold timbales
onto warm serving plate. Spoon
sauce over each. Serve im
mediately.
BREAKING MILK RECORDS!
Loncoxter Farming Carrie*
DHIA Reports Each Month!
United Dairy Association
Milk promos feature fitness
CAMP HILL - On December 21,
board members of the Advertising
and Promotion Agency/Middle
Atlantic Milk Marketing Area met
in Arlington, Virginia, at the
Maryland and Virginia Milk
Producers Association offices. The
special congregation was held in
order to view, for the first time, the
all new television commercial
which will highlight the Agency’s
1963 advertising and promotional
campaign.
The 30 second spot carries the
theme: “Milk. It’s Fitness, You
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Horticulture show lists
FARM SHOW Horticulture
found its place at the 67th annual
Farm Show this year as categories
from African violets to silk bridal
bouquets sported winners.
.Following are results of the
weekend judging:
African Violets
I Maria Vorhiuer. Kmtnersville. 2 Kathy
Seeker, Coopersburg, 3 Johnna Stoneroad.
Halifax
Hanging Baskets
1 Misty Swaner, Lancaster 2. Lori Shanley,
Phoenixvitle. 3 Ellen Hanson, Palmyra
Gacuiums
1 Laura Owens, Ebensburg; 2 Tammy Weaber,
Lebanon. 3 Deborah Betz, Annville
Cyclamens
2 TinaGutstall.Bambridge
Cacti (collection)
1 Bob Get*. Levittown, 2 Misty Swaner. 3
Kathy Socker
Foliage Plant
1 Kathy Socker, 2 Cindy Hockenberry. New
Bloomfield. 3 Ann Getz. Levittown
Ferns
1 Ann Getz. 2 Lora Daniels. Harrisburg, 3
Kathy Socker
Tulips
2 Gary Shilcosky. Ebensburg, 3 Deb Brosius.
Elizabethtown
Potted Ivy
1 Sue Dreyer, Warminster. 2. Rennie Mc-
Donnell. Middle Bucks Avts; 3 Caroline McGrath,
Warmington
Dish Garden
1 Hope Beachler, Lebanon, 2 Lisa Ackerman,
Columbia, 3 GeneOreibelis, Lebanon
Terrariums
1 Michelle Hess. Elm. 2 Deb Brosius. 3 Nora
Boyanowski, Harrisburg
SUPAFLU
dominate the entire *BS program.
Other forms of promotion will
include radio advertising, outdoor
billboards, print, distribution of a
fitness booklet through grocery
and convenience stores, and an
updated mall exhibit.
The entire advertising effort is
very timely, in that it zeros in on
today’s contemporary audience
who’s concerned about health, Le.,
diet and exercise.
As A 1 Salter, of W. B. Doner &
Company Advertising, explained,
“Ihe fitness campaign is strongly
recommended for two reasons.
Arramamant in containar
1 Dee Morton, Harrisburg: 2. Jim Snyder,
Danville: 3 Fay Rupert. Bloomsburg
Wrecths
1 Dawn Noyes. Fayetteville, 2 Karen Crawford.
Chambersburg; 3 Lon Raesner, Fayetteville.
Hanging Wai Arrangements
1 Nora Boyanowski; 2. Deb Boyanowski.
Hamsburg; 3. Brian Taylor. Levittown
AnangnaMln a pedMal containar
1 Judi Kraft. Phoemxville: 2 Dianne Fasolt.
Harrisburg.
Fruit and/or Vegetable arrangement
1 Johnna Stoneroad. 2 Brenda Gainer.
Manheun. 3 Kathy Socker.
Sill Corsages
1 Ned Mokreis, Phoemxville, 2 Linda Atwood,
Creydon;3 Judi Kraft
1 Mia Sudler Phila, 2 Ginger Mellott.
UNIVERSITY PARK -
“Regenerating Hardwood Stands”
is the title for the 1983 Penn State
Forestry Issues Conference. The
conference will be held March 15-
16 at the J.O. Keller Conf. Center at
Penn State’s University Park
Campus. The school is sponsored
by the school of Forest Resources
OLD CHIMNEYS
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Penn State plans
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Number one, consumers are much
more aware of nutrition, diet, and
fitness today, than perhaps any
other time in our history* Secondly,
and most critically, we have the
one food that is so easily identified
with nutrition. The consumer’s
perception as far as dairy products
are concerned, is that they are
nutritious.’’
The commercials scheduled to
begin airing in the Middle Atlantic
Area in January, are expected to
generate consumer enthusiasm for
nutrition, fitness, and.. .milk!
winners
Chsmbersburg; 3. Margie Anderson. Phoenixviue.
Fresh Flower Corsages
1. Rose Lewandowski. Hemsburg
Fresh Ftaeer Bridal Bouquet
1 Brian Quigley. Phila: 2 Dee Morton.
Harrisburg: 3 Lora Daniels.
TaHeCamsrpisce
1 Rhonda Christian. Harrisburg; 2. Audra
Wallace, Phoenmwille: 3. Tammy Wcaber
Hospital Arrangement
1. Gina Klmg. Hummelstoem, 2. Cheryl Battman.
Southhampton; 3. Rose Leerandowshi. Harrisburg.
Uvirg Room Arrangement
1. Dennis Smith. Lebanon. 2. Brenda Cassel.
Manheim, 3. Brian Quigley.
Largo Buflet Centerpiece
1. Brenda Gainer. Thompsonfown. 2 David
Oeutsch, Walnut Bottom. 3 Snaell Koser,
Thompsontown
and the Penn State Cooperative
Extension Service.
The conference is designed to
provide current information to
forest managers on basic factors
that influence successful
regeneration and the developme n *
of a regeneration
strategy.
Registration deadline is March 8
and the cost Is 835. Brochures
outlining the program as well as
registration forms are available
from county Extension offices.
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