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"xL^Z' C&jZy^. p&uusf " r - ' ■■■• * • • A Martha logon Kocipo * • ■ We call it fheesaroni... and Swift’s Brookfield makes it sing • Vt pound Swift’s Brookfield American • About 2 cups hot milk • 8 ounce package macaroni . Seasonings • 3 or 4 leftover franks, cut across • Crackers or potato chips • 2 tablespoons Swift's Brookfield Butter coo* macaroni according to directions on package. Place half the macaroni in baking dish. Cover with half the Swift’s Brookfield American, thinly sliced, and half the franks. Repeat this with other half macaroni, cheese and franks. Add to hot milk 1 teaspoon salt, dash pepper, } j teaspoon, each, Worcestershire Sauce and prepared mustard, 1 tablespoon minced onion. Pour over macaroni. Top with crushed crackers or potato chips and dot with butter. Cubed leftover luncheon meat, cooked chicken, corned beef or ham bits may be used instead of franks. Bake 45 minutes in moderate oven (350“). Makes 6 servings. For most successful results, remember, when ever your recipes call for cheese, use Swift’s Brookfield American — choice, flavor-ripened cheddar, blended with gentle, mellow-mild cheese. TW 4-18-48