Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 11, 1998, Image 49

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    Cook’s Question
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ANSWER E. Beaver, Ringtown, wanted to know it fresh
asparagus is better frozen or canned. She woanted tips on how
to freeze and can asparagus. Here is some information from
the Pennsylvania Vegetable Marketing and Research Prog
ram and the Penn State Cooperative Extension. For best
results, fresh asparagus should be prepared immediately after
purchase, as its delicate flavor deteriorates quickly at room
temperature. If asparagus must be stored, place the stalks in
the coldest part of the refrigerator wrapped at the base with a
damp paper towel.
To can, an average of 24V4 pounds are needed per canner
load of 7 quarts. Use tender, tight-tipped spears, 4 to 6 inches
long.
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Available at these servicing dealers
Abbottstown Jonestown Ronks
MESSICK’S BLUE MOUNTAIN A 4 B SALES
RB »1 Box MS* ENTERPRISES, INC. 4 SERVICE
717-259-6617 m j 2 south 370 Newport Road
aiu m u..im 717-865-2904 2 Miles South of Rt 23
Allentown n ' DbS Along 772 Thru Monterey
LEHIGH AG EQ. INC. Lititz/Lebanon Schaeffer
6670 Ruppeville Rd
610-396-2553
1-600-779-3616
Carlisle
TRI-BORO
CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES
1490 RITNER HWY
1 •800*240*6590
Dallastown
TRI-BORO
CONCRETE, INC,
STIHL
BOMBERGER’S LAWN
& GARDEN
Litltz; 717-626-3301
Lebanon: 717-272-4155
Loysville/Carlisle
GUTSHALLS INC.
Loysvllle - PA - Carlisle
717-789-4343 717-249-2313
McAlisterville
C.B. HOOBER & SON
MARTIN'S
EQUIPMENT CO.
Rt 501 1 1/2 Miltt South Of
Schntforstown, PA
717-949-6617
Shartlesville
MOUNTAIN VIEW
SUPPLY, INC.
(Formerly Shartlesvill*
Farm Sarvlce)
PO Box 529
610-488-1025
Shiopensburq
Wash asparagus and trim off tough scales. Break off tough
stems and wash again. Cut into 1-inch pieces or can whole.
How pack—Cover asparagus with boiling water. Boil 2 to 3
minutes. Loosely fill jars with hot asparagus, leaving 1-inch
headspace.
Add 1 teaspoon salt per quart to the jars, if desired. Add boil
ing water; leaving 1 -inch headspace. Adjust lids and process in
a dial-gauge pressure canner at 11 pounds for 30 minutes for
pints or 40 minutes for quarts.
To freeze, wash asparagus In cold water, trim, discard tough
parts of stalks, leave whole or cut to desired length, blanch
small spears for 2 minutes in boling water bath or 4 minutes for
large spears. Cool, drain, and fill freezer container.
'Dmtilu'' SUPER lIV-BELTS
Now there's a tell
that heats <imslrut lion provide
uioi uuiu exlM strength
the toughest .m<i
drive problems
Many heavy-duty industrial
machines demand more thin con
ventional wrapped v-bclto can
stand Their punishing drives
make ordinary belts crack under
pressure The result unnccessarv
and expensive downtime
Now there s a solution U) the
consistent costly problem of replac
ing or relensiomng belts Us the
revolutionary new Super 11" v-bell
from Dayco The Super II belt was
designed specifically for the most
brutal applications And its per
formance blows the cover off con
ventlonal wrapped belts
In heavy torque high horse
power and extreme shock load
PAUL B. ZIMMERMAN, INC.
—m~l 50 Woodcomer Rd.. Lililz, PA 17543
1 Mile West of Ephrata
(717) 738-7350
. HARDWARE • FARM SUPPLIES •
The secret to the Super 11 v belts
durability is its unique construction
The central position of the polyester
cords in the neoprene rubber core
provides greater strength balance
and longer life Multiple fabric
plies lop and bottom enhance flex
ibility And Daycos unique raw
edged construction gives it a better
grip for controlled slippage
These attributes combined
make the Super 11 bell superior
to conventional wrapped belts
in every wav
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 11 1998-B9
Old Tyme
Peach
Festival
MIDDLETOWN, Del. - The
Peach Festival is held annually
to celebrate the community spir
it of the past century when the
Middletown, Odessa, and
Townsend area was a major
peach producing region. The
MOT area, as it is called, was
ideally suited for peach growing,
and with the railroad's arrival in
Test the Super II v-bell
on vonr toughest drive
• The Super 11 v-belt was fleld
tesied for two years on the most
severe applications rock quarry
shaker screens lumber mill tree
debarkers and pipe descalers In
every case it outperformed con
ventional wrapped belts by a wide
margin But the only test lhai really
counts is the one you do on your
own equipment
Thy the Super 11 bell on your
toughest drive problem You II be
so amazed by its incredible endur
ance that you II want to put It on
all yourdrives In fact we re so
sure you II be pleased with the
performance of the Super II v-belt
that in the unlikely event you re
not satisfied we 11 refund the origi
nal purchase price or replace it
with a conventional wrapped v-bcll
The Super II v-bell from Dayco
The super problem solver
—— HOURS:
Man., Thun , Fn 7*B 30
Tub* , Wed 75 30
Sat 7-4 00
1856, increased the
distance the area
growers could ship
peaches up and down
the eastern seaboard.
The entire community
was focused on peaches'
Unfortunately, a seri
ous disease wiped out
all the peach trees in
the late 19th century,
and commercial peach
production never
resumed
The annual Olde-
Tyme Peach Festival
helps to rekindle the
community spirit
through a day-long
event starting with a
parade at 9 30 a m
The event will have
arts and crafts,
antique dealeis and
other vendors offering
their special blend of
"peach festival" prod
ucts. Organized activi
ties include the Peach
Pie Contest (where all
the pies are consumed
after judging), a raffle
of a special Peach
Festival quilt made by
the community mem
bers, along with
games for children,
entertainment
throughout the day by
local and regional
groups, and much
more. Food and drink
of all types and
descriptions will be
available all day long.
Come out and
relive the community
spirit of more than 100
years ago on August
15 at the fifth annual
Olde-Tyme Peach
Festival 1 Located on
Mam Street in histone
Middletown, with
plenty of parking
nearby. Make it a day
to remember. The fes
tival is sponsored by
"Merchants of Historic
Middletown" &
"Middletown
Historical Society"