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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
15
A reader from Manheim shares practical kitchen hints for barbecue chicken and other recipes. The letter praises Lancaster Farming, notes farm life values, and offers tips on dredging, flour substitutes, double boiler use, and careful handling of glassware and vegetables to save nutrients and fuel.
Soak dried fruit and beans in water to save time and fuel. Add a pinch of salt to quicken boiling in a double boiler. Mrs Courte thanks readers and notes a reader comment about wholesome reading for homes and children. Mrs Violet Preston has moved to 114 North Fifth Ave Coatesville and seeks old clothes to repair for needy families.
A reader promotes a one year home subscription to Lancaster Farming and offers a chicken barbecue sauce recipe from Mrs Clarence W Horst of Farmersville. The note from Mrs Paul H Neidermanier requests a Black Joe Chocolate cake recipe and asks for favorite flavor preferences lemon chocolate or caramel.
Two eggs and one half cup sugar form the base of a simple frozen lemon pudding. The concise directions indicate whisking, adding lemon zest, and chilling until firm. A quick texture suggestion points to a silky, tangy dessert.
A vintage dessert method using lemon juice rind and graham crackers. Mix lemon juice with sugar and yolks then fold in whipped egg white and cream. Layer a grease tray with graham crumbs, add lemon filling, top with crumbs, freeze overnight, then cut into squares.
One half pound of sweet chocolate Four eggs One half teaspoon vanilla Ladyfingers Whipped cream. (Continued from page nine)
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