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If you are looking for a recipe but can't seem to find it
anywhere, send your recipe request to Cook's Question
Corner, care of Lancaster Farming, P.O. Box 366, Lititz,
Pa. 17543. There's no need to send a SASE. If we receive
an answer to your question, we will publish it as soon as
possible.
Answers to recipe requests should be sent to the same
address.
QUESTION - Vamta Martin, Savannah, N.Y., would like a
recipe for apple fritters made with a yeast dough and fried
in deep fat
QUESTION - Mrs. Lillian Edgm, Sewell, N J., would like a
recipe for cheese soup that tastes like the soup sold by
Denny's on Route 30. She writes that she has tried one
recipe, but the milk and cream separated.
QUESTION - E. Hoover, Ephrata, would like a recipe to
make a homemade instant pudding mix.
QUESTION - Gail Redheffer, Stull, Willow Street, would
like to know how to cook fresh mushrooms so they retain
their natural color She says she has tried cooking them in
iron, aluminum and enamel pans, but each time they have
turned brown or grey.
QUESTION - Annette Meyer, Bethel, would like to know
how to make cereals that resemble "Rice Knspies," "Corn
Flakes,” and "Cheenos."
QUESTION - Connie Kreider, Manheim, would like a
recipe for Danish similar to the kind served by Mc-
Donald’s.
QUESTION - Mary Winters, Elizabethtown, would like a
recipe for walnut brittle
QUESTION - Althea Fetherolf, Hamburg, would like a
recipe for fish cakes similar to the kind sold in
delicatessens. She would also like to know what kind of fish
to use, how to prepare the fish for cakes and what holds
the cakes together.
ANSWER - Penny Keeseman, Shippensburg, requested
a recipe for homemade mayonnaise that Pastes as good as
store bought mayonnaise. Thanks go to Louise Kunkel,
Kempton, for sharing the following recipe
Homemade Mayonnaise
1 egg
1 teaspoon mustard
Vz teaspoon sea salt
1 teaspoon raw sugar
3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar or lemon juice
1 cup safflower oil
Mix egg, mustard, salt, sugar, vinegar and Vz cup of the
oil in blender. Blend until smooth. Continue blending while
adding the remainder of the oil. Add oil very slowly in a
steady stream into the center of the egg mixture. Store in a
jar in the refrigerator. Note: Sea salt is available at health
food stores. '
OLD TIME POT PIE
RECIPES
I Melts In Your Mouth
I Also, Sugar Cure for Hams, not salty
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Ai\sw luciy Barto, Wil.c .> n, requested a recipe
for green tomato jam using green tomatoes, fruit gelatin
and sugar Thanks go to Janice Miller, Milton, for sharing
the following recipe.
Green Tomato Jam
4 cups pureed green tomatoes
4 cups sugar
6 ounce package fruit flavored jello
Boil pureed green tomatoes and sugar for 20 minutes
Remove from stove and add the package of jello. Let stand
10 minutes. Fill containers and cover with paraffin. If jam
is too stiff, 5 cups of tomatoes can be used My recipe cells
for raspberry jello, but different kinds can be tried.
ANSWER - Mrs Leo Barsmca, Neshamc Station, N.J.,
requested a recipe for a lemon-cream cheese pie using
instant pudding. She said the recipe used to be on the
pudding box Thanks go to Mrs Robert Reynolds,
Paradise, for sharing the following recipe which she notes
was on the instant lemon pudding box
Lemon Cream Cheese Pie
8 ounces cream cheese
2 cups milk
1 small package instant lemon pudding
1 9-mch crumb crust
Stir cream cheese until very soft. Blend in Vi cup milk
until smooth. Then add I'/z cups milk and pudding. Beat
slowly with rotary beater for 1 minute. Pour immediately
into a 9-mch crumb crust. Chill
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A one-half cup serving
of cottage cheese
supplies about as much
protein as two ouncces
of cooked fish, lean
meat, poultry or other
protein equivalent.
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Golden Leaf Tobacco Company is Now
Conducting A Survey To Determine The
Number Of Acres Of Maryland Type &
PA Type Tobacco Being Grown in Lancaster Co.
& Surrounding Areas
This survey will help us establish the availability of these
tobaccos for domestic & foreign customers. Please assist us
in marketing your 1986 tobacco crop by completing this
survey and mailing to the address below.
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PUMPKIN ROLL
3 eggs (beat 5 minutes)
1 cup granulated sugar
% cup cooked pumpkin
3 /4 cup flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 teaspoons cinnamon
Walnuts, if desired
Mix all ingredients together.
Grease cookie sheet and flour it.
Pour on cookie sheet and shake
evenly. Bake at 350°F. for 15 to 20
minutes. Sprinkle confectioner’s
sugar on 2 sheets of paper * '
When roll is baked, put on r
Let stand for % hour
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Beat together:
18-ounce package cream cheese
4 tablespoons butter or margarine
M> teaspoon vanilla
1 cup confectioner’s sugar
Spread filling on cake and roll
like a jelly roll. Refrigerate.
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Elizabethtown
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Paradise, PA 17562