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Camping
Summer is almost here and summer means it is time for camping. Break out the tent or air out the camper and take a drive to one of our seven member campgrounds here in Medina County. Our campgrounds offer great relaxing get-away weekends, nice week long vacation or an all summer get-away location for the family.
The campgrounds are full service offering seasonal and overnight sites, full service and primitive sites, some have cabins or group camping area for camping clubs or family reunions. They offer hook-ups, pull through sites, pavilions, showers and restrooms.
For fun, the campgrounds provide different types of programs for their campers, dances, bands, fun activities, swimming, fishing, sports areas, game rooms and more. Of course, one of everyone’s favorite things is the campfire. There is nothing like sitting around the campfire telling tales, eating smores and, of course, a ghost story or two. So come on out and enjoy our campgrounds, then visit all the other fun things to see and do in our community.
Here is a list of the member campgrounds in Medina County: Honey-Do Campground, Spencer; Maple Lakes Campground, Seville; Pier-Lon Park, Medina; Shawnee Lake Park, Spencer; Sunset Lake Campground, Spencer; Wild Wood Lakes, Homerville and Willow Lake Park, Brunswick.
Treasures
Spring is coming to an end and summer is almost upon us. Everyone has been doing their spring cleaning (well, most people; somehow that never happened at my house, again). Spring cleaning, of course, means cleaning closets, basements and store rooms. Following cleaning there are all those great items that have been stashed away – what do to with them? Summer brings yard, porch and garage sales where all those discarded items are put out just waiting to be found by the one person who has been looking just for that piece or the person looking for a great deal.
Several towns in Medina County offer community wide yard sales where one can walk from home to home looking for collectibles, deals and the one item that must be had. Coming up in June is
Wadsworth’s Treasure Hunt on June 11th and 12th.
Seville’s World’s Largest Yard Sale is June 18th and 19th.
There are several other sales and flea markets for all of the treasure hunters of the world:
June 5: On-site Flea Market at Willow Lake Park, Brunswick (330.225.6580)
June 17-20: 11th Annual Yard & Barn Sale, sponsored by Forgotten Animal Shelter (330.769.1323)
June 26: Litchfield Flea Market, Litchfield Circle Park (330.722.7154)
June 27: Medina Flea Market, Community Center at the Fairgrounds (330.948.4300) (Other dates are July 18, August 15, September 19, October 24, November 21 and December 19).
Every Sunday weather permitting Flea Market at Blue Sky Drive-in, Wadsworth (330.334.1809)
Every Saturday and Sunday and Tuesdays Flea Market at –S- Litchfield Storage/Flea Market (330.635.8249)
(Call individual event for information).
So plan your schedule around these dates and visit Medina County to find your treasure!
Northern Ohio Railway Museum to offer Guided Walking Tours
Have you ever wondered what a 45 ton OX or a 60ft Flexible Flyer looks like? How about a Breezer from Brazil or a Half-Witt from Canada? And finally what’s the story about Leapin’ Lena? All the answers about these historic railcars can be found waiting for you at Northern Ohio Railway Museum. Starting Saturdays, May 22 to October 30, 10am to 4pm, guided walking tours will be conducted. Admission is free, donations accepted.
The Museum is located at 5515 Buffham Road in Seville, Medina County, Ohio, near Chippewa Lake. From the I-71/I-76/224 interchange, take 224 west 4/10 of a mile to County Road 19 (Lake Road). Turn right (north) on Lake and go 6/10 of a mile to Buffham Road. Turn right (east) on Buffham and go 1 mile. The museum will then be on your left.
On the tour, visitors will see a diversified collection of streetcars, interurbans, and rapid transit equipment from this region. The oldest trolley car in the collection dates back to 1895. It was purchased by an area trolley tycoon that later became a famous Cleveland mayor. See the equipment that built and maintained the streetcar system. Learn the story of how photographers and dancers permitted these utilitarian cars to serve their employer in ways their designers never imagined. The story of trolley freight is told through the rare artifacts. Discover how the interurban became the farmer’s friend. See the last wooden interurban to leave Cleveland as well as the only operable piece of equipment from the Cleveland Union Terminal Railroad. Learn how a sleepy streetcar line built to promote real estate, morphed into a pioneer rapid transit line that still operates today. Finally see a 1970 rapid car that served the first Airport Rapid Transit Line in the western hemisphere. Many other fascinating stories abound at the museum and can be found on the tour.
New this year are several cars and items from the former Trolleyville U.S.A. collection. See the OX, the only restored car from the interurban that once served Cleveland, Akron and Canton. This car in later years, when in service on the Shaker Rapid, brought Santa to Shaker Square for the holiday lighting ceremony. See one of the best preserved Cleveland streetcars in existence, #1225. Many other new items are on the tour.
A unique feature of the tour is a visit to the restoration shop. See how these grand treasures of our past are painstakingly disassembled and restored to like-new condition by skilled craftsmen and women. At present several projects are underway in varying stages of completion. Conditions permitting, you will have the opportunity to see the restoration underway and have the work being done explained.
The museum is supported by donations from its members and the general public. Donations for the continued development of the museum are needed and can be sent to: Northern Ohio Railway Museum, P.O. Box 458, Chippewa Lake, Ohio 44215-0458. The museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational corporation. All donations are tax-exempt.
The Northern Ohio Railway Museum’s mission is to collect, preserve, restore, display and operate streetcars and other electric railway equipment for the education and enjoyment of the public. The museum owns forty-two acres of land in southern Medina County, including two miles of the former Cleveland and Southwestern interurban railroad. At this site the museum has built over a mile of track and three large buildings to house its collection of historic trolleys, interurbans and rapid transit cars, most from the Northern Ohio area. Five pieces of the collection have been restored and others are currently being restored.
In addition to the public tours, the museum has speakers available for civic and other community groups, and an education program for area schools. For further information on these public service programs, contact the museum at 330.769.5501 or visit our web site at www.northernohio.railway.museum.
Music to My Ears
Whether you like classical or rock, visit Medina’s Public Square on Friday nights. Starting Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend, music will be a part of the Friday night events on the Square. On May 28th, the first 2010 Rally in the Alley will kick-off the summer with the Howling Cat Trio and the opening band will be Buffalo Rose. The rally is held in the alley behind Main Street Café every Friday night from 5:30pm until 11pm. The opening bands start at 5:30pm with the main bands kicking off at 7:30pm. There will be a break at 8:30pm and continuing at 9:30pm.
The concert series host, Main Street Café, will offer a special small plate menu with everything under $5.00 on Rally nights. So come to Medina Square for dinner and a concert.
The alley is a good venue for great sound and the ability to get close to the stage. Many of the bands are tribute bands so bring your friends every Friday night for a fun night out with good food and music. To see what bands are playing, go to www.themainstreetcafe.com. There is no charge except for the Labor Day weekend concerts on September 3-5, 2010.
For those who love classical, popular and marches, the Medina Community Band will begin their concert series June 4, 2010 under the baton of Marcus Neiman. The concerts are held every Friday night in June and July except for the July 4th week. The concert for that week is held on the day of July 4th. Concerts are at 8:30pm (weather permitting) and all are free. Concerts are sponsored by the Medina Kiwanis Breakfast Club.
The Medina Community Band has presented summer concerts since 1859. Its concept is simple, a group of local people get together to perform for the community to provide entertainment. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a summer evening in the park with great music and an Ice Cream Social.
Buckin’ Ohio 2010 Summer Series Bull Riding
Join us at the ranch for action-packed entertainment – some of the toughest bulls in the nation; cowboys ready for the challenge; cowgirls; barrel racing; and little wranglers in the Mutton Bustin’.
On June 26, 2010, Buckin’ Ohio opens its season with “A Salute to America.” We are privileged to have the Honor Guard from Company G2037th Brigade Support Battalion and National Guard from Medina, Ohio as part of our opening ceremonies.
There will be guest appearances from some of America’s Founding Fathers, along with cowboys from the Old West in their vintage attire. Come on out and experience a visit from the past, and help us celebrate the rich traditions of our American heritage.
Our gates open at 4:00pm with lots of preshow activities. Our premier bull riding event starts at 7:00pm. There will be lots of fun for the entire family. Great food provided by Pig Foot BBQ and delicious ice cream treats provided by Hartzler Family Dairy. The other dates for this series are July 24, August 21 and September 18. There will be a special two-day event to include Friday, August 20 with the Saturday, August 21 event.
Thank you to all our great sponsors and fans. Your support and enthusiasm have helped make Buckin’ Ohio a great success. We look forward to seeing y’all on June 26th. Visit our web site www.buckinohio.com for further details. Our location is 8154 Garman Rd, Burbank, OH 44214, 330.624.7205.
Summer Festivals
With summer comes all those great community festivals. Festivals are wonderful family, fun entertainment. Many of our Medina communities host great festivals. Bring the family to enjoy good food, rides, parades, fireworks, Queens Pageants’, local merchants, contests and games and entertainment.
Festivals in June include the Blue Tip Festival in Wadsworth June 22 thru June 26; Old Fashioned Days in Brunswick June 23 thru June 27. The Lodi Sweet Corn Festival is July 15 thru July 17. Enjoy the Valley City Frog Jump August 15 at Millstream Park in Valley City.
Contact the Visitors Bureau’s office or go to our web site www.visitmedinacounty.com for festivals and events throughout the summer.
2010 Visitors Guide and Medina souveniours
If visiting family and friends are looking for items to remind them of their visit, stop by the Medina County Visitors Bureau’s office at 32 Public Square. We have sweatshirts, coffee mugs, and pens for sale. Our 2010 Visitors Guide for Medina County is also available along with the current Events Guide.
Events
May, 2010
20 Tales for Tots, Plum Creek Park North, 10am, 11:30am or 1pm, ages 3-6 w/adult, call 330.722.9364 to register.
21 Tales for Tots, Plum Creek Park North, 10am or 1pm, ages 3-6 w/adult, call 330.722.9364 to register.
Ladies DIVA Night, All Fired Up, Medina, 6-9pm, call 330.723.1112 for information.
22 Birds and Breakfast, 7:30am, ages 10+, call 330.722.9364 for location and to register.
The Eye-Spy Trail, Susan Hambley Nature Center, 2pm, 330.722.9364.
4th Annual Chalk Art Fest, Public Square, Medina, 9am-2pm, 330.952.0910.
Guided Walking Tours, Northern Ohio Railway Museum, Westfield Twp, 10am-4pm, free will donation accepted, 330.769.5501.
22,23 Open Weekend, Cubic’s Country Alpacas, Spencer, 10am-5pm, 440.479.7392.
23 Exotic Bird Fair Expo, Community Ctr at the Fairgrounds, Medina, 10am-4pm, admission, 419.685.2412.
Photographers of the Park Club, Wolf Creek Environmental Ctr, 3pm, 330.722.9364.
25 Paint Me a Storytime, All Fired Up, Medina, 1pm, call 330.723.1112 for details.
28 Rally in the Alley, alley behind Main Street Café, Medina, 4:30-11pm, 330.722.2729.
29 Horseshoe Tournament and Dance Band “Rendezvous”, Willow Lake Park, Brunswick, general admission, 330.225.6580.
An Army of Frogs, Wolf Creek Environmental Ctr, 2pm, 330.722.9364.
Guided Walking Tours, Northern Ohio Railway Museum, Westfield Twp, 10am-4pm, free will donation accepted, 330.769.5501.
Seville Farmers Market, Marie Stanhope Park, Seville, 9am-Noon, 330.769.1522.
Ballroom Dance Party, Dance d’Elegance, Medina, 7-8pm lesson, 8-10pm party, fee, 330.725.7635.
30 Memorial Day Service, Litchfield Circle Park, Litchfield, 1:30pm, 330.667.2534.
June, 2010
1 Yoga for Wellbeing, Half Moon Yoga, Medina, 9:30-10:30am, four week class, fee, call 440.823.3667 to register.
Yoga for Healthy Aging, held at Dance D’Elegance, Medina, 11am-12Noon, four week class, fee, call 330.722.6345 to register.
2 Restorative Yogaaahhh!, Half Moon Yoga, Medina, 6-7:15pm, four week class, fee, call 330.722.0661 to register.
Gentle/Moderate Yoga Classes, Half Moon Yoga, Medina, 9:30-10:45am, four week class, fee, call 330.722.0661 to register.
Now Open!, Spring Mist Farms, Brunswick, 10am-8pm, admission ages 1-12, 330.225.3565.
3 Dimensions of Wellness, Nature’s Touch Wellness Ctr, Medina, 2-5pm, fee, 330.721.9357.
4 Day on the Farm and Alpaca Pen Sale, One Fine Day Alpacas, Seville, Noon-5pm, 330.388.2506.
Summer Series Gazebo Concerts, Uptown Park, Medina, 8:30pm, presented by Medina Community Band.
Rally in the Alley, alley behind Main Street Café, Medina, 4:30-11pm, 330.722.2729.
Concerts over the Valley, Mapleside Farms, Brunswick, 6-9pm, 330.225.5577.
5 On Site Flea Market, Willow Lake Park, Brunswick, general admission, 330.225.6580.
A Grand Day Out in historic Medina, Ohio, begins 10am, fee, call 330.723.3293 or email lloew@lostinthepast.com.
Guided Walking Tours, Northern Ohio Railway Museum, Westfield Twp, 10am-4pm, free will donation accepted, 330.769.5501.
Medina County Farmers Market, Public Square, Medina, 9am-1pm, 330.725.4911.
Seville Farmers Market, Marie Stanhope Park, Seville, 9am-Noon, 330.769.1522.
5,6 Voyageur Canoe Paddles, Hinckley Lake, Hinckley Reservation, call 440.786.8530 to secure a seat.
6 Open House, Medina County Historical Society, Medina, 1-4pm, 330.722.1341.
Farmers Market, Downtown Lodi, 11am-2pm, 330.948.2672.
7 Meditation Circle, Half Moon Yoga, Medina, 11:15am-12Noon, four week class, fee, call 330.722.0661 to register.
Gentle/Moderate Yoga Classes, Half Moon Yoga, Medina, 9:30-10:45am, four week class, fee, call 330.722.0661 to register.
8 Paint Me a Storytime, All Fired Up, Medina, 1pm, call 330.723.1112 for details.
9 Now Open!, Spring Mist Farms, Brunswick, 10am-8pm, admission ages 1-12, 330.225.3565.
10,11 Kid’s Father’s Day Workshop, All Fired Up, Medina, call 330.723.1112 for details and times.
10-12 ArtWorks 10, Brunswick Library, Thu 11am-8pm, Fri 11am-6pm, Sat 11am-4pm, 330.741.9362.
11 Summer Series Gazebo Concerts, Uptown Park, Medina, 8:30pm, presented by Medina Community Band.
Rally in the Alley, alley behind Main Street Café, Medina, 4:30-11pm, 330.722.2729.
11,12 Relay for Life of Brunswick, Brunswick High School, Fri 6pm to Sat 11am, 330.273.1496.
Town Treasure Sale, Downtown Wadsworth, 330.335.9301.
12 Dance Band “Yearbook”, Willow Lake Park, Brunswick, general admission, 330.225.6580.
Bob Bridges Memorial 5K Race with Soul, St. Francis Xavier Church, Medina, 6-10pm, pre-register,
330.722.8787.
Guided Walking Tours, Northern Ohio Railway Museum, Westfield Twp, 10am-4pm, free will donation accepted, 330.769.5501.
Medina County Farmers Market, Public Square, Medina, 9am-1pm, 330.725.4911.
Seville Farmers Market, Marie Stanhope Park, Seville, 9am-Noon, 330.769.1522.
Ballroom Dance Party, Dance d’Elegance, Medina, 7-8pm lesson, 8-10pm party, fee, 330.725.7635.
12,13 Medina Gun Show, Community Ctr at the Fairgrounds, Medina, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-3pm, admission, 330.948.4400.
American Cancer Society Relay for Life, Medina County Fairgrounds, 1.888.227.6446.
Open Weekend, Cubic’s Country Alpacas, Spencer, 10am-5pm, 440.479.7392.
13 Cars, Crafts & Strawberries Festival, Mapleside Farms, Brunswick, 330.225.5577.
Log Cabin Dedication and Civil War Muster, Mill Stream Park, Valley City, sponsored by the Bicentennial Committee, 330.483.3994.
Farmers Market, Downtown Lodi, 11am-2pm, 330.948.2672.
14 Flag Day Celebration, Blakslee Park, 7pm, presented by Medina Community Band.
Medina County Historical Society General Meeting, held at Medina Library, 7:30pm, 330.722.1341.
15 Medina County Writers Club, Medina Library, Medina, 7:30-9:30pm, annual dues, 330.435.6269.
Kids Day!, All Fired Up, Medina, 11am-9pm, call 330.723.1112 for information.
16 Now Open!, Spring Mist Farms, Brunswick, 10am-8pm, admission ages 1-12, 330.225.3565.
17 Spencer Summer Concert, J.B. Firestone Park, Spencer, 7:30pm, 330.648.2883.
17-20 11th Annual Yard, Tent and Barn Sale, 7901 Wooster Pike, Seville, 8am-6pm, 330.769.1323.
18 Summer Series Gazebo Concerts, Uptown Park, Medina, 8:30pm, presented by Medina Community Band.
Rally in the Alley, alley behind Main Street Café, Medina, 4:30-11pm, 330.722.2729.
18,19 Seville Yard Sale, Village of Seville, 330.769.1522.
19 Guided Walking Tours, Northern Ohio Railway Museum, Westfield Twp, 10am-4pm, free will donation accepted, 330.769.5501.
Medina County Farmers Market, Public Square, Medina, 9am-1pm, 330.725.4911.
Seville Farmers Market, Marie Stanhope Park, Seville, 9am-Noon, 330.769.1522.
20 Father’s Day Brunch Buffet, Mapleside Farms, Brunswick, call 330.225.5576 for reservations.
Farmers Market, Downtown Lodi, 11am-2pm, 330.948.2672.
21-25 Vacation Bible School-Saddle Ridge Ranch, First Baptist Church of Medina, 9am, kids Pre-K-5th Grade, 330.725.5853.
22 Wadsworth Blue Tip Parade, Wadsworth, 6pm, 1.800.860.9289.
22-26 38th Annual Wadsworth Blue Tip Festival, Memorial Park, Wadsworth, Tue 6-11pm, Wed 1-5pm/6-11pm, Thu-Fri 6-11pm, Sat 1-5pm/6-11pm, 1.800.860.9289.
23 Now Open!, Spring Mist Farms, Brunswick, 10am-8pm, admission ages 1-12, 330.225.3565.
23-27 Brunswick Old Fashioned Days, Brunswick High School, 330.220-1111.
25 Ice Cream Social, Litchfield Circle Park, Litchfield, 6:30pm, band concert at 7:30pm, 330.667.2534.
Summer Art Workshops, All Fired Up, Medina, call 330.723.1112 for information, dates and times.
Summer Series Gazebo Concerts, Uptown Park, Medina, 8:30pm, presented by Medina Community Band.
Rally in the Alley, alley behind Main Street Café, Medina, 4:30-11pm, 330.722.2729.
Concerts over the Valley, Mapleside Farms, Brunswick, 6-9pm, 330.225.5577.
26 Crazy Craft Race, Willow Lake Park, Brunswick, general admission, 330.225.6580.
Flea Market, Litchfield Circle Park, Litchfield, 8am-3pm, community flea market, fee for space rental, 330.722.7154.
Buckin’ Ohio Bull Riding Series, Creekbend Farms, Burbank, gates open 4pm, admission, 330.624.7205.
Guided Walking Tours, Northern Ohio Railway Museum, Westfield Twp, 10am-4pm, free will donation accepted, 330.769.5501.
Medina County Farmers Market, Public Square, Medina, 9am-1pm, 330.725.4911.
Seville Farmers Market, Marie Stanhope Park, Seville, 9am-Noon, 330.769.1522.
Ballroom Dance Party, Dance d’Elegance, Medina, 7-8pm lesson, 8-10pm party, fee, 330.725.7635.
27 Medina Flea Market, Community Ctr at the Fairgrounds, Medina, 6am-3pm, admission, 330.948.4300.
Farmers Market, Downtown Lodi, 11am-2pm, 330.948.2672.
30 Now Open!, Spring Mist Farms, Brunswick, 10am-8pm, admission ages 1-12, 330.225.3565.
Recipes
The following recipes are from a cookbook, “Treasured Ohio Recipes” printed in September, 2000 from various Ohio Convention and Visitors Bureaus staff, their friends and families. The book was put together by the Ohio Association of Convention and Visitors Bureaus (OACVB). Our hope is that you try a few of the recipes we include in our Newsletters.
Strawberry Salad
1 quart fresh strawberries
5 not-too-ripe bananas, sliced
1 regular can pineapple chunks, drained
1 bag prepared strawberry glaze
Clean and slice strawberries; place in 2-quart serving bowl. Add drained pineapple and sliced bananas. Add glaze and stir through to cover. Refrigerate and serve chilled.
Recipe courtesy of Montage, Downtown Greenville
Light Asparagus Soup
1 pound asparagus, chopped
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 medium onion, diced
2 celery stalks, diced
1 medium potato, diced
1 to 1 1/2 cups vegetable stock or chicken broth
1/4 teaspoon tarragon
1/2 teaspoon parsley
1/4 teaspoon rosemary
1 cup skim milk
Dash of salt and pepper
In a large soup pot, sauté onions and celery until tender, 3 to 5 minutes. Add asparagus, potato, salt, pepper and herbs; then add enough vegetable stock to cover the vegetables. Bring to a boil; lower heat and simmer 25 to 30 minutes, until vegetables are tender. Puree vegetables in small batches. Add skim milk and heat through on medium heat. Serve immediately with a garnish of seasoned croutons and slice of lemon. Hint: For a thicker soup, remove 1/2 cup of mixture and whisk in 1 tablespoon flour. Return this mixture to soup and cook, stirring constantly until thickened.
Recipe courtesy of Karen Hostetler
Pasta with Asparagus
5 garlic cloves, minced
1 teaspoon dried red pepper flakes
2 to 3 dashes hot pepper sauce
1/4 cup olive oil
1 tablespoon butter or margarine
1 pound fresh asparagus, cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
Salt to taste
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1/4 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
1/2 pound mostaccioli or elbow macaroni, cooked and drained
In skillet cook garlic, red pepper flakes and hot pepper sauce in oil and butter for 2 to 3 minutes. Add asparagus, salt and pepper; sauté until asparagus is crisp-tender, about 8 to 10 minutes. Add Parmesan cheese; mix well. Pour over hot pasta and toss to coat. Serve immediately.
Recipe courtesy of OACVB office in Columbus, OH
Saucy Chicken and Asparagus
1 1/2 pound asparagus, halved
4 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves
2 tablespoons cooking oil
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 (10 3/4 oz) can condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon curry powder
1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese
If desired, partially cook asparagus; drain. Place asparagus in a greased 9-inch square baking dish. In skillet over medium heat, brown the chicken in oil on both sides. Season with salt and pepper. Arrange chicken over asparagus. In a bowl, mix soup, mayonnaise, lemon juice and curry powder; pour over chicken. Cover and bake at 375 degrees for 40 minutes or until chicken is tender and juices run clear. Sprinkle with cheese. Let stand for 5 minutes before serving.
Rhubarb Sauce
2 pounds rhubarb
1 to 1 1/4 cup sugar
2 to 3 tablespoons water
Chop rhubarb into 1/2-inch pieces. Put in pot over medium heat. Add sugar and water, a little at a time. Stir and cook slowly; if to dry, add more water. Should make a nice sauce to eat as is or over ice cream.
Recipe courtesy of Dan Hostetler, Medina County CVB
Rhubarb Surprise Cake
2 cups diced rhubarb
1 1/2 cups water
1 (3 oz) package strawberry Jello
2 cups mini marshmallows
1 cup sugar
1 white cake mix
1 egg
Bring to a boil the rhubarb, sugar and water. Add Jello; set aside. Mix white cake mix (use 1 whole egg). Grease bottom of 9x13-inch pan. Place 2 cups marshmallows in pan bottom. Add cake mix, then add rhubarb mixture. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes or until done.
Recipe courtesy of Larry Bryant, Defiance Area Tourism Bureau
Strawberry Pizza
Crust: 2 cups flour, 1/2 cup confectioners’ sugar, 2 sticks (1 cup) butter melted. Combine flour, confectioners’ sugar and melted butter. Mix with spoon and flatten out on a pizza pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes. Watch closely and cool completely.
Filling: 1 (8 oz) package cream cheese, 1 can Eagle Brand milk, 1/3 cup lemon juice. Combine cream cheese, Eagle Brand milk and lemon juice. Beat with mixer. Pour over cooled crust.
Topping: 2 pints strawberries (fresh) or 2 packages frozen, thawed, 1 tablespoon cornstarch. Cook strawberries with cornstarch to thicken. Bring to a full boil. Cool a little and then pour over the filling. Chill for 2 to 3 hours.
Recipe courtesy of Billie Diane Moore, Lima/Allen County CVB
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