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There have been a number of requests for Lee Trott's recipe for Bird Pudding. Here it is in here " words, in time for a mid-winter snow storm when it will benefit protein-hungry birds. Beyond that, who knows what rare birds may be • attracted to your feeder by this deli! cacy. | "Start with a can of dogfood. ■ Never mind the brand." Since Lee Trott's recipe is given in a terse, tothe-point manner, I will add a few comments: spoon the dogfood into a ; pot and break up its clumps with a • spoon. Fill the empty can with com! meal — white or yellow — and add ! this to the dogfood. • "Again in the empty can — fill wi[h peanut butter — the creamy kind, not crunchy. Heat in the \ saucepan. To it add enough bacon • drippings 'to make it a pudding con• sistency." Originally I suggested 1 using equal amounts of the four
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