Evening star., 1950-10-05
Readers S
Clearing House
Conducted by BETSY CASWELL
CHEESE PIE?
CAKE RECIPE?
(From, G. L. M, Arlington. }

tfTOW U. L.. M, ATttngtOn.)
enjoyed your article, Mrs.
p. A. M. on the uses of applesauce
very much and also your apple
candy recipe. I, too. make recipe
gathering my hobby and wondered
If by any chance you would have
the recipe for cheese pie. I was
introduced to this last summer in
California at Perry's Steak House.
The recipe was such a secret that
even the help did not know how
it was made.
saw some for sale at the
famous Farmers Market but it
wasn't as good as Perry's. At the
market they told me it was made
from Philadelphia cream cheese,
sour cream or yogurt, egg whites,
sugar and f1avoring. It was chalk
white, served cold in a graham
cracker crust and had the texture
of a chocolate cream pie. 1t was
a new and delicious taste treat
to me and if you could tell me
how to make it, should be most
grateful.
I should also appreciate good
cake recipe. one that would be
a change from the plain ones +
am accustomed to making.
Thank you for any information
you might give me on cooking and
baking.
TALKING BOOK.
(Fronl Mrs. F. w. ~, Wae!1ington.
For Mrs. N. E. Perhaps the
answer to your problem is the
talking book. In the Washington
area. send her name, address, age
and the length of time she has
been unable to do normal read
ing to the Library for the Blind,
Library of Congress. She can
borrow the electric machine and
the books read by expert readers
will be delivered to her.
There is no cost for borrowing
or. returning the books. She can
borrow books Of the Bible, as well
as books of all descriptions. AS
one who has watched an almost
blind man use his talking book
Tor some twelve years, I can en-
dorse his opinion that there have
been few inventions so helpful.
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HANGING SHEETS.
From Mrs. L. w. H., WashingtonJ
I don't recall which, Good
Housekeeping or Better Homes
and Gardens magazine, gave in
structionS as to how to hang
sheets. Fold sheets crosswise, hav-
ing the hens even with the top
hem next to you and just over
the line. This worked well for
me. I used to have the same
trouble. But since I have fol-
lowed this method troubles have
vanished.
NEW TESTAMENT AND
PSALMS.
(From Mrs. E. r. L.. WdShington.)
In reply to the query regarding
books with large print, I am glad
to send the address from which I !
received The New Testament and
Psalms in large print: The num-
Der of the book is 1902 PS, the
price was SITS. The place is the
Westminster Book Stores, Wither-
spoon Building, Philadelphia 7, |
Pa. Hope Mrs. N. E. can get one.
POST CARD PROTECTOR?
From Mrs. v. M. Riuerdale.)
Can some kind reader tell me
how I can produce a post card
protector? Many years ago, we
had one which afforded much en-
tertainment for my children and
their friends. If possible I should
like to use one again for the
younger generation to enjoy as we
have quite a collection of native
and foreign post cards. Any in
formation will be greatly ap-
preciated.
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BUTTERMILK BISCUITS?
From P. M. c., Alexandria
Will some RICH reader who has
had good luck placing buttermilk
biscuits unbaked in their home
freezer to be baked at a later date
come forth with the information
on how to do it? Thanks.
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