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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1956
Page
10
Instructions for pan fried chicken with a flour paprika coating and butter fry method. Includes steps to brown skin side down, add water and simmer 30 to 40 minutes. Also provides a Chocolate Potato Cake recipe with mashed potatoes and melted chocolate, plus a glossy frosting made from sugar cornstarch chocolate water butter and vanilla.
Dr William L Henning State Secretary of Agriculture commends Pennsylvania farm women at the 37th annual Farm Show convention for culinary skill and growing interest in government He notes efforts in Harrisburg to improve Department of Agriculture services and to attract qualified staff Governor George M Leader welcomes members at tea in the Executive Mansion with Mrs Leader hosting.
Miss Genevieve Blatt announces Somerset County 219 industries produced goods valued at 28,626,800 in 1951 and 37,975,400 in 1952. Card pitcher Virdon named National League rookie of the year.
Women’s Page shares storage guidance for Edam Blue and Cheddar noting wax paper foil or a covered dish. refrigerate to preserve taste and texture. Low heat preferred for cooking cheese. Also suggests cabbage in salads with green pepper carrots celery radishes and dill seeds and invites readers to send Pennsylvania Dutch recipes to Lancaster Farming Women’s Page Quarryville PA.
A vintage pudding recipe describes Apple Duff Pudding with flour milk egg baking powder shortening salt and apples. The batter is steamed two hours in a greased mold and served hot with hard sauce. The note closes with thanks for letters and recipes for next week.
The Farm Society 20 will hold an all day sewing session for the American Cancer Society on Wednesday January 18 at Mrs Joseph Bests home in Kirkwood. Members will bring a covered dish for luncheon. Delegates named for the State Convention are Mrs Jack Ferguson and Mrs Marshall Rintz with assistance from Mrs Glen Knecht and Mrs Willam Gross.
Members of Farm Women’s Society No. 17 will take treats to Valley Forge veterans in February. January meeting at Mrs. Clyde Kreider’s home in Quarryville had 16 members present plus two visitors and a new member. Activities included poems, quizzes, a plastics party, and fund notes for 4-H girls’ National Congress trip. The February meeting will be at Sara Stauffer’s home.
McKean County industries announced total product value of 95 million 140 thousand eight hundred dollars. For 1953 the value of goods produced reached 102 million 343 thousand two hundred dollars.
Mrs Joseph Lesley led the discussion of Mildred Gordon's Apple in the Attic. The group will meet February 2 at the home of Mrs Best with colostesses Mrs Elimess Hand and Silas Rice listed among attendees.
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