The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-11-10
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English peas in November for early
peas. The first plantu.s should be- of
small growing quick maturiu- vlria-
Ties. such 2s Alaska. First and Best.
and Gradus. which do not require sup
ports These v9rietios should b. fol
lowed by the large. wriukiol typ,.
as Telephone and Champion OF Eng
lisn. Peas should be planted about -
to inches deep in rows : or ! feet
apart. Some gardeners. however fol
I low the practice OF planting in d0u-
bic rows inches apart with the
space Of 10 1 feet between these
pains Of rows
Don't forge, that Novombo. is the
month to put out Asparaeus roots.
They can also be put out i'm the early
spring. Before setting the plants. the
soil should be loosoned deeply bv
spading or with Il subsoil plow. When
horse cultivation is TO be used. set
the plants 10 inches apart in rows
; IL to 4 feet apart When hand
cultivation is to be used the roots
may be set in a solid bed / foot apart
each way. Cover the roots to the
depth of or . inches. The bed should
receive dressing of manure or fer
tilizer each year. preferably in the
autumn. No shoots should be removed
the first year the plants are set in
the permanent bed and the cutting
season should BE- short the second
year.
Desserts for the "Inhetween Seas
on.'-In the summer. we have tho
fresh fruits and frozen desserts
which mean no worry about what
We shall have sweet for dinner: i'm
the winter. there are pics and baked
and steamed pudding of variety bur
in the fall or the "inbotweon season "
comes the question of what shall we
have for dessert?
Apple PandowdN Mold-Paro. core
and quarter sufficien, apples TO make
two quarts. Place in a well creased
pudding dish. Meanwhile sift togcth-
. CT two and two thirds cupfuls of pas
try flour, one-half teaspoonful OF
salt, and one and one-third teas
poonfuls OF baking powder Rub in
thoroughly one-half cupful of short
cning and then mix about one and
ore-third cupfuls of milk or suffi-
cient to make dough just stiff
enough to roll. Poll the dough out to
! fiji the pudding dish and make sever
al gashes in the center. Place the
dough on top of theh apples and tuck
/ in around the edges. Bake in a mod
crate oven for two hours or until the
I crust is we'll Drowned and the apples
are soft. Then remove from the oven
and allow to cool slightly. Take
the crust and cut it into thin pieces
Then add 10 the apples two thirds
crpful of brown sugar. one table
spoonful OF butter and one half tea
spoonful of nutmeg. Arrange alter
rate layers of the apple and crust in
4 deep dish or mold pressing the
layers down carefully. cover and let
stand in n cool place overnight. Tn
mold, cut in slices and serve with
sweetened cream. plain or whipped.
Banana Whip-Press six ripe ba-
nanas through the fine sieve of Il
potato-ricer Add two tablespoonfuls
of sugar and one half cupful OF finely
chopped walnut meats. Chill thor
oughly and serve in sherbet cups.
earnished with whipped cream. To
vary the flavor. add one teaspoonful
of finely chopped mint TO the bananas
befre chilling them.
Cocoa Marshmallow Pie-Combine
four tablespoonfuls of cocoa. three
tablespoonfuls of corn starch. and one
cupful of sugar, and add TO two cup
fuls ofmilk. Place in the top of a
double boiler and cook for thirty min
butter and one-eighth teaspoonful of
butter ane one-eighth teaspoonful of
salt and remove from the fire AL
low TO cool and then add one tea
spoonful OF vanilla. Turn into bak-
ed pastry shell Place one dozen
marshmallows. cut in strips over the
surface Of the pie and sprinkle with
one tablespoonful of shredded CO.
coanut. Place in hot oven and brown
quickly.
Club Girls Win Prizes at County Fair
/ Cooking Club Year-Soda Biscuits; ;
! 1st Margaret Bethea. Dalcho. End
Nora Coleman.
! Baking Powder Biscuits: 1st Myra
Powell. Dalcho. end Rosalie Bracey,
Oaklan ID
Plain Cake; 1st Elsie Coleman,
Dalcho. End jamie Head. Dalcho.
Peanut Brittle; 1st Annie Rouse High
Hill, End Ada Woodle, Dalcho
Fudge: 1st Margaret f. Bethea.
| Dalcho, End Elsie Coleman.
Complete exhibit in cooking with
12 jars canned products, Alline Hayes.
| Dalcho.
jars canned vegetables; 1st Mar
garet F.. Bethea. Dalcho, 2nd Elsie
Coleman.
/ 3 Jars Canned Fruits, Elsie Cole
man, Dalcho.
8 Jars Pickle; 1st Ada Hatchell
Dalcho. 2nd Margaret f. Bethea. Dali