‘hands, and attach to them a
string or ribbon loop so balls may
/be hung on tree. Before syrup is
‘ completely set on popcorn balls,
stick on faces, using raisins for
the eyes and slices of candied
cherries for the nose and mouth.
Tf fruits do not stick, dip them
in additional syrup and _ then
press them on firmly, allowing
them to set before hanging on
tree, Popcorn faces may be tiny,
2 at ats Ales
if ae teaspoon hakine ‘powder
% teaspoon soda
1 cup: ee <a rolled
2 SOHtS
fine
cup light brown sugar
cup dark brown sugar
teaspoon vanilla
i: egg well beaten
Sift flour. and measure;
sift
again with salt, baking powder |
ture with rolled oats and cocoa-
nut. Cream shortening; gradual-
ly add sugar and beat until
r nd soda. Combine flour mix+
fluffy. Add flavoring; then well
beaten egg. Mix
thoroughly. i
Turn egg mixture into flour mix- |
ture and combine well.
Form |
dough into tiny balls. Place on |
| greased cookie sheet,
inch, with fork. Bake in 375 F.
| Over: for 10. minutes or
done. a
i I have ‘quite a number of verte
\ fine candy recipes on hand. A
few of these will be in this col-
/umn next week. I have tested
| grand success with them. I hope
pou will enjoy making them
we “4tQLU.
sie |
rs Rel wth UH
)} SUGAR PLUM COOKIES \_
| ' 2%4 cups sifted all-purpose flour
; 1% teaspons baking powder
- 84 teaspoon salt
: 24 cup margarine
_ % cup sugar
- ge
1 1% teaspoons granted lemon
. - rind
18 seedless raisins
Sift dry ingredients together.
' Cream butter or margarine with
sugar until very light. Add un-
} beaten egg and mix wel✪ Sugar Plum Cookiesl. Add
j lemon rind. Mix flour into this
mixture and work it well with
your hands. Now pack. cookie
)} dough into a round bowl about
the size of a pint-sized ice cream
‘eontainer. Chill 3 hours. Strip off
the carton or remove from bowl
i and slice thin. Place a large rai-
! sin in the ‘eentre of each cookie
‘and put them on greased baking
’ sheets and bake in a 400 F. oven
40 to 12 minutes. Makes 15 or
20 cookies. Christmas wouldn’t
» be Christmas without sugar ples
cookies.
The following recipes are thel
palance of those promised from)
he recipes I have on hand from
i Margaret Henderson, direc-
| tor of the Vancouver Daily Prov-
ince Modern Kitchen. An assort-
"ment of about 20 recipes are yet
to be. passed on ee you, Sanaa
or them, Tee
about 2
| inches apart. Press flat, about % |
unit
| with a fork.
1%
cup. shredded ~ coconut, cut
37
MEMORANDUM
BUTTER NUT DROPS
-eup shortening, part butter |
cup shortening
cup granulated sugar
egg yolk beaten
teaspoon vanilla flavoring
tablespoons top milk
teaspoons grated lemon
rind
teaspoons grated orange
rind
egg white
cups sifted all- _purpose flour
cup chopped walnuts or
other nuts
Work shortening with a spoon
until fluffy and creamy; then
add sugar gradually, while con-
tinuing to work until light. Com-
bine egg yolk with next 4 in-
gredients, and add to shortening
mixture. Add flour;* mix thor-
oughly, and chill 1 hour. In a
flat dish, beat egg white slightly
Then dip one side
_of each rounded teaspoonful of
avery one myself and have had |
!
dough first. in egg white, then
in nut. Place nut side up, about
2 inches apart, on greased cookie
sheets. Bake in moderate of oven
of 325 F. for 20 to 25 minutes,
or until slightly browned. Makes
about 2 to 2% dozen.
COCONUT YUM YUMS
cup shortening
cup. sifted flour
teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon cold water
cups brown sugar
cup chopped nuts
cup shredded coconut
2 tablespoons flour
% teaspoon salt
Ya teaspoon baking powder
2 eggs, well beaten
2 teaspoons vanilla✪ Coconut Yum Yums
Blend shortening,
We
1
‘é
3
7)
flour
mix to a stiff dough, Press inte
the:bottom of a well-greased 9x9-
inch cake pan and bake in a 375
F oven for 20 to 25 minutes.
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‘hands, and attach to them a
string or ribbon loop so balls may
/be hung on tree. Before syrup is
‘ completely set on popcorn balls,
stick on faces, using raisins for
the eyes and slices of candied
cherries for the nose and mouth.
Tf fruits do not stick, dip them
in additional syrup and _ then
press them on firmly, allowing
them to set before hanging on
tree, Popcorn faces may be tiny,
2 at ats Ales
if ae teaspoon hakine ‘powder
% teaspoon soda
1 cup: ee <a rolled
2 SOHtS
fine
cup light brown sugar
cup dark brown sugar
teaspoon vanilla
i: egg well beaten
Sift flour. and measure;
sift
again with salt, baking powder |
ture with rolled oats and cocoa-
nut. Cream shortening; gradual-
ly add sugar and beat until
r nd soda. Combine flour mix+
fluffy. Add flavoring; then well
beaten egg. Mix
thoroughly. i
Turn egg mixture into flour mix- |
ture and combine well.
Form |
dough into tiny balls. Place on |
| greased cookie sheet,
inch, with fork. Bake in 375 F.
| Over: for 10. minutes or
done. a
i I have ‘quite a number of verte
\ fine candy recipes on hand. A
few of these will be in this col-
/umn next week. I have tested
| grand success with them. I hope
pou will enjoy making them
we “4tQLU.
sie |
rs Rel wth UH
)} SUGAR PLUM COOKIES \_
| ' 2%4 cups sifted all-purpose flour
; 1% teaspons baking powder
- 84 teaspoon salt
: 24 cup margarine
_ % cup sugar
- ge
1 1% teaspoons granted lemon
. - rind
18 seedless raisins
Sift dry ingredients together.
' Cream butter or margarine with
sugar until very light. Add un-
} beaten egg and mix well. Add
j lemon rind. Mix flour into this
mixture and work it well with
your hands. Now pack. cookie
)} dough into a round bowl about
the size of a pint-sized ice cream
‘eontainer. Chill 3 hours. Strip off
the carton or remove from bowl
i and slice thin. Place a large rai-
! sin in the ‘eentre of each cookie
‘and put them on greased baking
’ sheets and bake in a 400 F. oven
40 to 12 minutes. Makes 15 or
20 cookies. Christmas wouldn’t
» be Christmas without sugar ples
cookies.
The following recipes are thel
palance of those promised from)
he recipes I have on hand from
i Margaret Henderson, direc-
| tor of the Vancouver Daily Prov-
ince Modern Kitchen. An assort-
"ment of about 20 recipes are yet
to be. passed on ee you, Sanaa
or them, Tee
about 2
| inches apart. Press flat, about % |
unit
| with a fork.
1%
cup. shredded ~ coconut, cut
37
MEMORANDUM
BUTTER NUT DROPS
-eup shortening, part butter |
cup shortening
cup granulated sugar
egg yolk beaten
teaspoon vanilla flavoring
tablespoons top milk
teaspoons grated lemon
rind
teaspoons grated orange
rind
egg white
cups sifted all- _purpose flour
cup chopped walnuts or
other nuts
Work shortening with a spoon
until fluffy and creamy; then
add sugar gradually, while con-
tinuing to work until light. Com-
bine egg yolk with next 4 in-
gredients, and add to shortening
mixture. Add flour;* mix thor-
oughly, and chill 1 hour. In a
flat dish, beat egg white slightly
Then dip one side
_of each rounded teaspoonful of
avery one myself and have had |
!
dough first. in egg white, then
in nut. Place nut side up, about
2 inches apart, on greased cookie
sheets. Bake in moderate of oven
of 325 F. for 20 to 25 minutes,
or until slightly browned. Makes
about 2 to 2% dozen.
COCONUT YUM YUMS
cup shortening
cup. sifted flour
teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon cold water
cups brown sugar
cup chopped nuts
cup shredded coconut
2 tablespoons flour
% teaspoon salt
Ya teaspoon baking powder
2 eggs, well beaten
2 teaspoons vanilla
Blend shortening,
We
1
‘é
3
7)
flour
mix to a stiff dough, Press inte
the:bottom of a well-greased 9x9-
inch cake pan and bake in a 375
F oven for 20 to 25 minutes.