PAGE 16 MAY 2012 What’s Cookin’ IN SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA
Chicken Salad Contributed by Effie Daniels, CEC’S Holiday Collections Cookbook
5 chicken leg quarters 1 lg. onion, chopped
2 T salt 6 ribs celery, chopped
1 med. dill pickle, diced 1 tsp. black pepper 6 sm. sweet pickles, diced 3 T dill pickle juice ¼ c. sweet pickle juice 1 ½ c. mayonnaise
1 lg. onion, finely diced
Boil leg quarters with onion and celery, salt and pepper. Remove chicken when done, let cool and debone. Mix deboned chicken and ingredients in food processor, pulse in short bursts until well mixed.
Mud Pies Contributed by Brylee House, Creating Edible Creations for Kids
3 c. dirt of your choice ½ c. small pebbles 1 c. water ¼ c. sand
½ c. pretty flowers
Combine dirt, and water and stir gently until thick, season with sand. Shape into small pies. Top with small pebbles and pretty flowers. Bake in hot sun until crisp. Do not eat!
Cookbooks make perfect Mother’s Day gifts!
Available at any CEC office, or call 800-780-6486 to order.
For the mother who appreciates family favorite recipes, CEC’s Holiday Collections contains favorite recipes for Independence Day, Easter, Halloween, and all the holidays of the year. All recipes are contributed by CEC members.
Price: $10 + S&H.
swap shop FREE ADS FOR CEC MEMBERS
Autos, Pickups & RVs 1997 28ft. Gulfs Stream- Yellowstone motor home, 39,400 miles. Great condition $17,900. 918-755-4691.
Pets Neutering. Sterilizing your pet makes them live longer. Call 580-873-2491 or 580-317- 5026.
Spay and neuter your pets. Call Ark of McCurtain County offers discount spay/neuter services and mobile spay/ neuter services. For more information, please call 580- 236-2275, or visit www.
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Real Estate On 1 acre, 3BR, 2BA, 1,100 sq. ft. log siding cabin. Located on Mountain Fork Park Road, 5 miles east of Broken Bow, just minutes away from fishing and canoeing. Metal roof, all wood interior with central heat and a/c and rural water. Partially furnished. $95,000. 580-306-6466 or 405-620-0701.
Two lots in Antlers with a 30’ x 60’ shop building and a 20’ x
24’ storage building. Located at 1100 W. Main. $125,000.
580-298-3440.
Livestock Registered Saanen milk goats and unregistered Saanen Billy goats. Jack and Jenny for sale. 580-241-5402.
Miscellaneous Twisted bits for sale, 580-241- 5402.
Looking for someone to move a mobile home about 3,000 feet, also need to reset. It is located near Broken Bow. Must be licensed, bonded and insured. 580-236-4030.
7 ft shredder with 3 point hookup. New blades, needs a back wheel. $300 and a 4 ft. trail mower $50. 580-326- 2675.
Advertise in this space for FREE! CEC’s Swap Shop reaches over 26,000 co-op members located in Choctaw, Pushmataha and McCurtain Counties. Swap Shop ads are free for members of Choctaw Electric Cooperative.
How to submit a classified ad
Ads must be received by the 10th of the month for publication in the next month’s issue. Please print your ad as you would like it to read. Indicate the category: ATVs, Livestock, Pets or Miscellaneous. Make sure the ad includes a contact telephone number or email address. Please indicate if you are buying, selling or trading.
Please include your name, mailing address, telephone number and CEC account number.
For the young mom or doting grandma, Creating Edible Creations for Kids offers fun, easy to fix foods small children can create on their own or with adult supervision.
Price: $5 + S&H.
CEC reserves the right to edit or reject ads due to inappropriate content or excessive wording. Commercial or business ads are not accepted.
Submit your ad online at
www.choctawelectric. coop, or mail or e-mail your ad to: Jennifer Boling, CEC Inside Your Co-op, PO Box 758, Hugo, OK 74743. Email:
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