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If you are looking for a recipe but can’t find it,
send your recipe request to Cook’s Question Cor
ner, in care of Lancaster Farming, P.O. Box 609,
Ephrata, PA 17522. There’s no need to send a BASE.
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 Loretta Zimmerman of Manheim
would like a recipe for tomato sauce that tastes like that
used by Chef Boyardee Raviola.
QUESTION Barbara Gaugler, Mansfield, would
like a recipe for canning garden salad mix like Hetty Fair
brand. It has cauliflower, carrots, onions, olives, celery,
and peppers. It is on the hot side.
QUESTION —Nancy Kramer, Newmanstown, would
like low cholesterol and low sodium recipes for
restricted diets.
QUESTION Becky Nelson, Dresher, would like a
recipe for George Washington cake. She recalls that it
has a pie crust base, cake with a mild spice center and
chocolate icing.
QUESTION Janet Speck, Hopewell, N.J., would
like a German recipe for pickling pigs feet in a gallon jar.
QUESTION A Glen Rock reader would like a
recipe for dill green tomatoes.
QUESTION Fannie Landvater, Elizabethtown,
would like a persimmon cookie recipe. -
QUESTION Beth Coyne, Downingtown, writes
that she has a Chambers stove from the early 19505. Its
features include a soup well and.a broiler/griddle. She
would like information on parts and operating instruc
tions. Send name and address only.
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cushions. These are close-out covers from a
factory deal. Hurry in for the best selection. We
have 200 3-piece sets. But when they’re gone,
that’s it!
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QUESTION —Debbie Hinton, Dayton, Va., is looking
for a cherry leaf mold and other fancy pastry molds or
ideas. If you can help, please contact Carl E. Allman Sr.,
Rt-1, Box 277, Dayton, Va. 22821.
QUESTION Margaret Lewis, Rexville, N.Y., wants
a simple chocolate almond bark candy recipe.
QUESTION Diane Cruzan, Bridgeton, N.J., would
like a recipe for a pure white sauce, called blancmange,
that is used on fruit.
QUESTION Gladys Foster, Towanda, would like a
recipe for sugar cookies that has vinegar as one of the
ingredients.
QUESTION —A reader would like recipes for schnitz
and knepp, German or Pennsylvania Dutch chicken pot
pie, and schnitz pie.
QUESTION Blanche Morgan, begins, would like a
recipe named The Cake of the Year, which appeared in
a woman’s magazine in the late 1940 s or early ’sos. She
recalls that it was an easy recipe with mostly 1 cup, 1
teaspoon and 1 tablespoon measurements.
QUESTION Audrey Storm, Barto, would like to
know if anyone has a recipe for making wet walnut top
ping such as those used on walnut sundaes.
QUESTION —A Lancaster reader would like a recipe
for granola bars that are chewy like the Quaker’s brand.
QUESTION —Sonja Zehr, Croghan, NY, would like a
good, heavy textured sour dough rye bread recipe. It is
unlike the commercial breads sold in stores. It is often
called Jewish rye. Also, she would like a pumpernickel
bread recipe.
ANSWER A Silver Spring, Md., reader wanted to
know how to plant and grow citron, and if it is grown in
Pa.? Thanks to several readers for answering this
request. Elsie Stauffer, 200 Parkview Heights Road,
Ephrata, PA 17522, said that she has grown citrons for a
number of years. She plants them the same way as
watermelons. She finds that citrons are hardier than
watermelon. In fact, one year, the citron field was
plowed over for the winter and it came up the next year.
She has seed if someone is interested. Maybelle Page,
Oxford, wrote that her brother grew citron in his garden
and it does well. He purchased his seeds from R.H.
Shumway, Pioneer American Seedsman, Graniteville,
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Adams 4-H
To Sell Capons
GETTYSBURG (Adams Co.)
Are you looking for a delicious
main course to serve on Thanks
giving Day? Why not a Capon?
Adams County 4-H members will
be exhibiting their 4-H capons at
4-H Capon Round-up Tuesday,
November 26, at the Cashlown
Fireball. The Cashtown Lions
Club and the Adams County Poul
try Association co-sponsor the
round-up which begins at 6:30
p.m. with dinner followed by a
public auction of all the capons
exhibited.
Each 4-H member is required to
exhibit one pair of matched
dressed capons at Round-up. They
are judged on finish; dressing;
freedom from cuts, bruises, tears,
and pin feathers; properly pack
aged, and straightness of the
breastbone and weight.
The Capon project is one of
over 100 different project areas
youth 8-19 years old can get
involved in as a member of 4-H.
4-H Capon Round-up is a culmi
nation of a year of long hard work
for these 4-H members. The pro
ject involves raising at least 20
capons starting at 3 weeks of age
until they weigh approximately 9
pounds dressed weight. The mem
bers are involved in the day to day
care of the birds, keeping financial
records, and marketing.
If you have questions or need
additional information about the
4-H Capon Round-up you can
contact the Adams County
Cooperative Extension Office at
334-6271 or 624-4525.
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