Evening star., 1947-02-10
RECIPES WANTED?

HEC1FEO WAN NlGOs
(Fron Mrs. r. S., Arlington.)
How very, very generous Of Mrs.
A. NJ, Arlington, to offer her recipe
for "Rol Pulls" I can hardly wait
to see the recipe printed, for I have
eaten something very similar to it
and it is delicious. Please hurry
with the recipe, for I am most anx-
ious to learn its secret and prepare
it for my family.
What I have eaten that sounds
similar to Rol Pulls is meat seasoned
and fragrantly spiced. cooked and
allowed to jell in its own juices
until cool and then pressed And ]
am sure it was prepared with pork.
7 believe 1t was sucking pig. the
meat was boned and made into h
fiat piece and then prepared ac-
cordingfy. I remember the flavor
was so tantalizing and the meat so
tender and delicious and while !
have searched for the method of
preparation 7 haven't had any luck
until I saw Rol Pulls. which sounds
quite similar. Perhaps some reader
knows what am describing and
can tell me how to prepare it? My
appreciation and thanks would ex-
ceed all bounds.
I am also searching for a recipe
to prepare lemon soup. It's creamy
soup with delicious piquant flavor
with razor thin slices of lemon float
ing on top. Also cream of cucum-
Der soup using milk and cream.
The soups are out of this world
and I would appreciate having reci-
pes for their preparation.
My many thanks to all the read
ers who have made contributions to
this column, for I have enjoyed
them all.
(From Mrs. F. N. L., Arlington.)
I should very much like to have
the recipe for "Rol Pulls" offered by
A. M. In fact I have been looking
for just that for some time. Per-
haps A. M. also has an authentic and
good recipe for fattigman or berlin
kranser. I am not at all sure that
I am spelling these correctly, but I
shall be very grateful for the
recipes.
PORK BARBECUE?
(From X. w., College Park
Could some one give me a recipe
for pork barbecue? Similar to that
served on round rolls at local res
taurants.
CROCHETED CLOTH?
(Fronl Mrs. P. II. S., SilDer Spring. J
I want a simple but lacy pattern
for a crocheted tablecloth for a
round table, a dining table GA
inches wide, or the name of book
containing this information. I have
been unable to get one in any store.
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QUERY? CACTUS?
From Mrs. N. H. H, Upper
M1rlboro.)
I received a folder from the Ma
tional Farm and Garden Associa-
ton, Inc, of New York, in which 1t
said there was a branch in Wash
ington. I looked carefully in the
telephone directory and failed to find
anything under that heading. Can
you tell me where to find this? The
folder also said they had active divi-
sions in Virginia and North Caro-
lima, if you know those addresses I
should like them also.
And could some one tell me what
treatment is best for the inch cac-
tus" to have it grow well and bloom?
I have tried to raise one for several
years and can never get it to do well.
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THANK YOU" NOTE.
From Mrs. II. L. T., Washington
I wish to publicly thank each and
every lady who phoned me recently
in answer to my request for poem.
In addition to giving me the poem,
they gave me a lovely day. 1t is
wonderful to know that there is so
much kindness and generosity all
about one and that our needs are
so beautifully met. Mrs. B., l should
love to know what your daughter
decided about the stereotype course!
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CANDY RECIPE?
from Mrs. E. J. r. Washington
I would like to make a. request
for q candy recipe. It Is made like
a Jelly roll. The outside is made
mostly of confectioners' sugar. The
filling is usually peanut butter. The
sugar mixture Is rolled out like Q
|pie crust. The filling Is spread; oil