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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 • Mrs. EJ. Martin, Jr. Selryville, Del., would
like a good recipe for potato dumplings.
QUESTION • A reader in New York would
suggestions for using whey, ie, soups, etc.
QUESTION - P.J. Clark, Milan, would like a i
peanut butter fudge that uses marshmallows i
marshmallow creme. She would also like to
equivalent for substituting marshmallows
shmallow creme
QUESTION - Jane Coale, New Milford, would like a
recipe for rock candy (clear crystalized sugar on a string).
QUESTION ■ Turla Hogg, Slippery Rock, would like a
recipe for the apple dish served on Shoney’s Restaurant
Buffet. The apples are sliced with cinnamon, etc.
QUESTION • Mrs. Edith Rader, Holmes, would like a
recipe for pan pudding that is not gummy.
ANSWER - Several weeks ago a reader requested a
recipe for pearl tapioca pudding. Thanks go to Betty Biehl,
Mertztown, for sharing the following recipe.
Pearl Tapioca Pudding
Vz cup pearl tapioca
1 cup water
2 cups milk
2 tablespoons butter
2 egg yolks
V* cup sugar
Little salt
1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 egg whites
Cover tapioca with water and let stand. Add milk and
butter. Cook in double boiler until clear (about 1 hour) and
cool slightly. Pour hot mixture over egg yolks which have
been beaten with sugar and salt. Add lemon rind and juice.
Pour into a buttered baking dish. Bake about 1 hour at
325° F. Cool slightly. Top with meringue made with 2 egg
whites beaten stiff but not dry. Add 4 tablespoons sugar
and a teaspoon vanilla. Beat well. Bake about 5 minutes
more at 325° F. or until egg whites are nicely browned.
Serves 6.
ANSWER - Alan E. Mays, Lancaster, requested recipes
that use Bible references to indicate ingredients. Thanks
go to Eva Southard, Glen Rock, and to Lucy Martin,
Narvon, for the following recipes.
2 Qt. Hand - $45.57 Ppd! 4 Qt. Hand - $55.77 Ppd!
6 Qt. Hand - $65.37 Ppd! 8 Qt. Hand - $113.37 Ppd!
10 Qt. Hand - $139.77 Ppd! 2 Qt. Elec. - $62.97 Ppd!
4 Qt. Elec. - $88.17 Ppd! 6 Qt. Elec. - $97.17 Ppd!
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WASHINGTON - Women today than ever, but it still is not clear
take more calcium supplements whether the pills really do slow
Scripture Cake
Vz cup butter (Judges 5:25)
1 cup sugar (Jeremiah 6:20)
3 eggs (Isaiah 10:14)
Vz teaspoon salt (Leviticus 2:13)
3 tablespoons honey (1 Samuel 14:25)
2 cups flour (1 Kings 4:22)
2 teaspoons baking powder (Amos 4:5)
1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon nutmeg (2 Chronicles
9:9)
Vz cup milk (Judges 4:19)
Cream butter and sugar; add honey and beaten yolks.
Add remaining dry ingredients mixed together, alternately
with milk. Stir in figs, raisins and nuts. Fold in beaten
whites last. Bake at 325° F. for 45 minutes in 9x13-inch
pan. Serve with whipped cream topping.
Fruit Cake
Be sure to use all the following fruit;
Love
Joy
Peace
Longsuffering
Gentleness
Goodness
Faith
Meekness
Temperance (all found in Galatians 5:22-23)
Add a generous amount of bread (John 6:33)
Put in 1 egg(Luke 11:12)
Sweeten with honey (Psalms 19:10)
Season with salt (Colossians 4:6)
Add one tiny grain of mustard seed (Mark 4:31)
Combine ingredients and mix. If mixture becomes too
firm, add a little milk (I Corinthians 3:2).
Do not add any leavening, a little leavening will leaven
the whole lump (I Corinthians 5:6).
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Pour mixture into vessels of silver and gold (2 Tim 2:10).
Bake over heat made by coals of fire (Romans 12:20).
Serve at once, but don’t let stand alone (Hebrews 4:7). If
this "fruit cake” should make you thirsty, drink water
freely (Revelation 22:17).
ANSWER ■ Harold Latshaw, Walnutport, requested
recipes for kipfels. Thanks go to Dorothy Riesterer, New
Providence, for providing the following recipe.
Sour Cream Kipfel
4 cups flour
1 cup sweet butter
% cup sour cream
Vz teaspoon cinnamon
2 eggs, separated
Vz pound almonds, chopped
2 tablespoons sugar
Mix flour, butter, sour cream and 2 raw egg yolks
together. Put in ice box overnight. Then roll it out and fold
it at least 4 times; then roll again as thin as pie crust. Cut
into 2-mch squares. Put teaspoon of jam on each, fold over
corners, press edges together and sprinkle with sugar,
cinnamon and chopped almonds. Bake at 400° F. Time is
not given. Recipe taken from 1940 issue of Settlement
Cookbook.
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1 cup chopped figs (Nahum 3:12)
1 cup sliced almonds (Numbers 17:8)
1 cupraisins(l Samuel 30:12)
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bone loss that leads to osteoporosis
in older women.
A study now underway at the
U.S. Department of Agriculture’s
Human Nutrition Research Center
on Aging, at Tufts University in
Boston, promises to settle this
question for women who take
calcium supplements after
menopause. The study, lasting five
years and using 360 volunteers,
will be the longest and largest of its
kind.
“We want to leam who, if
anyone, will benefit from taking
calcium supplements after
menopause—and if there is a
benefit, does it last over the long
term,” said Dr. Bess Dawson-
Hughes, director of the center’s
calcium and bone metabolism
laboratory and architect of the
study funded by USDA’s
Agricultural Research Service.
In 1985, Americans spent an
estimated $260 million on the
supplements—twice as much as in
1983, according to the Council for
Responsible Nutrition, an
association of vitamin and mineral
supplement manufacturers. Sales
are expected to keep rising.
Dawson-Hughes hopes to resolve
conflicting findings from previous
studies on the effects of increasing
calcium intake after menopause.
No similar study has been done
with women who are still men
struating.
In the new study, researchers
will also be looking for any un
suspected risks from the sup
plements, said Dawson-Hughes,
who is associated with Tufts
University Medical School. It is
already known that excess calcium
can cause kidney stones, and a
preliminary study by Dawson-
Hughes indicated that taking the
supplements with meals can
reduce the amount of iron that gets
into the body.
The 360 volunteers will take a
daily 500-milligram calcium
supplement or a look-alike placebo <
and be checked once a year for any
changes in bone density. To ensure
objective results, neither scientists
nor volunteers will know which pill
each woman is getting until the
study ends, Dawson-Hughes said.
The researchers will use state
of-the-art technology called dual
photon absorptiometry to detect
changes in the spine and hips—
where osteoporosis is most serious,
she said. Other studies have used
the forearm, she said, but arm and
leg bones are less susceptible to
fractures than those in the central
skeleton.
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