822-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Junt 27, 1993
Recipes
(Continued from P*g« B 21)
BLUEBERRY CHEESE PIE
1 unbaked pie shell
2 cups blueberry pie filling
Cream cheese layer:
8-ounces cream cheese, sof
tened to room temperature
'A cup sugar
'A teaspoon salt
2 eggs
'/> cup milk
'/a teaspoon vanilla
Blend cream cheese, sugar, and
salt in bowl. Add 2 eggs, beat
again. Blend in milk and vanilla. If
mixture slightly curdles, don’t
worry—it bakes out.
Spread blueberry pie filling over
bottom of pie shell. Pour cream
cheese mixture over pie filling.
Bake at 350 degrees for approxi
mately 45 minutes or until lightly
browned.
We are a family of 9 and live on
a dairy farm. We eat lots of dairy
products like cheese and ice
cream. We grow our own veget
ables. Right now our children art
enjoying dog Sheba's 5-week-old
puppies until someone buys them.
Mary Ellen Zimmerman
Millmont
CREAM PUFF CAKE
1 cup water
1 cup flour
'A cup butter
4 eggs
Bring water and butter to boil.
Add flour. Stir until form a ball.
Remove from heat, cool 5-10
minutes.
Add eggs one at a time, beating
well, after each addition. Butter
will be thick. Spread into
9x13-inch greased pan. Bake at
400 degrees for 30 minutes. Cool.
Batter will form up the sides.
Topping:
8-ounces cream cheese
2/4 cups milk
2 small packages instant vanilla
pudding
Mix ingredients until thick.
Spread on top of puff. Top with
whipped cream and drizzle choco
late syrup on top.
Delicious.
We have a family of four child
ren and live on a dairy farm and I
always enjoy the June Lancaster
Farming recipes.
Ada Newswanger
Parkesburg
RASPBERRY PUNGE
4 tablespoons sugar
3 tablespoons shortening
A cup milk
VA teaspoon baking powder
% teaspoon salt
VA cups sifted flour
Cream sugar and shortening.
Add milk and blend well. Combine
flour, baking powder, and salt
Add to other ingredients and mix
well. Set aside. In a pan, combine
the following:
1 cup sugar
1 tablespoon shortening
'A teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup boiling water
1 tablespoon com starch
Mix together all ingredients, stir
constantly. When thickened, add 3
cups raspberries. While mixture is
bubbling, drop batter by spoonfuls
over berries. Cover and cook for
10 minutes. Serve hot with milk.
Also delicious with blueberries.
We live on a 48-acre dairy farm.
We have three children, Elaine, 6,
Marie, 3, and Marlin, 1. My hus
band and / both enjoy reading the
Lancaster Farming.
Eva Oberholtzer
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QUESTION Earl Thoman, Railroad, would like to
know where to get a setting of eggs from Rhode Island Red
hens, hopefully from a York County location. Call him at
(717) 235-3197.
QUESTION G. Sweitzer, Airville, would like to know
where to purchase a chamber pot and a used LP gas
refrigerator.
QUESTION Sara Maust, Berlin, is looking for a store
that sells 5-year diaries. All the bookstores tell her that the
diaries are no longer in damand and don’t carry them. Does
anyone know if she could mailorder them or find them in a
store in Pennsylvania?
QUESTION Lorraine Nash, 192 S. Elk Run Rd.,
Mainesburg, PA 16932, would like dress patterns for
Amish and Mennonite garb in large women sizes.
QUESTION Lorraine Nash. 192 S. Elk Run Rd.,
Mainesburg, PA 16932 is looking for books in good condi
tion that are written by Earl Murray, “Thunder in the Dawn,”
“Spirit of the Moon,” “Song of the Wovoka," and ‘Free
Flows the River."
QUESTION—Mary Martin, Elizabethtown, would like to
know how to market and sell old books printed in the
1800 s.
QUESTION Mabel Diller would like to know how to
remove brown discoloration from antique china. Is this age
spots?
QUESTION John E. Stoltzfoos, 170 Sinclair Rd.,
Delta, PA 17314, would like to know where to find the book,
‘The Pillar of Fire,” also called “Israel in Bondage."
QUESTION —Joel Vinikoor, Allentown, N.J., would like
to know the best way to fix a leaking flat roof in which the
surface is roofing felt laid in a hot tar to form built-up roof.
The water puddles in the middle after a rain.
QUESTION Christian inmate would like the address
for a Metropolitan Community Church in the west central
part of the state or nearby. He also wants to get in contact
with anyone currently or formerly associatiated with The
Way International, and would like their study materials.
Write to Donald K. Love. AK8459,1600 Walters Mill Road,
Somerset, PA 15510.
QUESTION Bennie L. Stoltzfus, Quarryville, would
like to find books to the “Mystifying Twins” series.
QUESTION Where can A.M.H. of Narvon purchase
glass canister milk cans. They are heavy glass, not ceram
ic. She has one but did not purchase it through a store. The
milk can is about 7V* -inches tall.
QUESTION —Isaac Geib, Manheim, would like to know
where to get parts for a model 72 Universal handcranked
food chopper. '
QUESTION M.V. Runkles 111 wants to know where to
get parts of a Warm Morning coal stove. The one he has
was made by the Locke Stove Co., Kansas City, Mo.
QUESTION Helen Heavner, HC6O Box 4, Upper
Tract, W.V. 26866, is looking for spin curlers for home
perms. She needs all plastic with no rubber bands. The
rubber band breaks her hair. She found some for body
perms, but she wants smaller ones. She is willing to buy
new or used ones.
QUESTION—CoIIeen Hart of Cinnaminson, N.J. would
like recipe donations for publication in a cookbook called
“Farmer’s Wife Cookbook." Include name, address, and
phone number. Send recipes to 17 Sequoia Dr., Cinnamin
son, N.J. 08077.
QUESTION —Mildred Anderson, Dover, wants to know
what makes lotion made from goat's milk separate from the
other ingredients. She used beeswax, coconut oil, sweet
almond oil, glycerine, and goat's milk. She had combined
the beeswax and oils in a pan of water until melted, added
warm milk and glycerine and beat with a mixer until cool.
After it sat for awhile, the milk separated from the other
ingredients. She would appreciate a recipe that works or
ideas on how to make the recipe she has work.
QUESTION A reader needs to relocate gladiolus
bulbs that have already sprouted about 6 inches tall.
Should she let the bulbs dry before replanting or plant them
right away?
QUESTION Shirley Schwoerer, Wysox, has a Plett
Pan, which is a cast iron with seven shallow indentations
and no lid. A recipe is attached that appears to be a thin
pancake recipe, but no other instructions. Do any readers
have more information about Plett?
QUESTION Roland Kamoda, Monongahela, wants
to know where to find a thumb latch and catch for a log
cabin door.
QUESTION Patty Clouser wants to know the value of
old Briggs and Stratton engines and of a Snappin Turtle
lawn mower with turtle head Model #2 % STI9 Serial #
7820.
QUESTION —Donna Unger, 133 Krug Rd., Littlestown,
PA 17340-9724 is interested in purchasing Hull piggy
banks, which come in various styles and colors. The dime
banks are marked HPSB on the bottom. The Jumbo Corky
Pig is marked hull © 197, and the sitting pig is marked hull
© 196. The corky pigs are marked Corky Pig Pat pend, HP
Co. © 1957 USA.
QUESTION Eli Ebersol, Lancaster, wants to buy
“Intercourse, PA 200th Anniversary Book," printed in 1954.
He also wants a jigsaw puzzle of “Mascot Roller Mill,”
located in Mascot.
QUESTION—A faithful reader would like to know if any
one can tell her how to save an unfinished quilt top, she
found while cleaning out a house. The top has turned yel
low where exposed, dusty, etc. The remainder of the quilt is
like new. It is printed to be embroidered in cross stitch and
is already marked to be quilted. If she wases it, the mark
ings and cross stitch will probably wash out. Is it worth the
time sewing and maybe not getting clean? The dirty part is
about a 12-inch square where folded.
QUESTION Patricia Henry, Gettysburg, needs the
address for Barry Products Corp., formerly of St. Louis,
MO.-Mail returned with forwarding expired. Patricia writes
that the company makes the best metal polishing cloth
called Victory Miracle.
QUESTION Doyle Whitney wants information on
where employment in an area of ag dealerships or repair
shops might be had where his experience of 25 years could
be used. He also wants to know about rural communities
where a farm could be purchased. Perhaps real estate
agents, county extension agents or someone from the
Dept, of Ag could help with the information. Call him collect
at (860) 423-8218 or write to 331 Bass Rd., Windham, CT
06280.
QUESTION—A reader would like information on keep
ing a pair of swans in their pond in order to keep a Canada
goose population under control. Which breed of swans
works the best? Do you need to clip the wings to keep them
in the pond? What kind of care do swans require?
QUESTION Harold Wolf, New Cumberland, is look
ing for copies of “Flying” magazine published from the mid
1950 s to 1962 only.
QUESTION—Vera Sloop, Landisburg, would like infor
mation on where to buy strainer parts for a galvanized
watering can.
QUESTION —Sharon from Elverson is looking for addi
tional pieces to a Pfalzgraff set of dishes that were made
15-20 years ago. Pieces have a cream background with
dark blue accents that include' either a cow, a flower, a
rocking horse, a pineapple, a cat, or a farm scene. Some
pieces include the label Spectrum by Pfaltzgraff.
QUESTION Thane LafoNette, Bernville, would like
information on how and where to sell broom corn. He has
about 75 stalks to sell.
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