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November 30, 1990 - Image 99

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1990-11-30

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$41.49

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CALIFORNIA
PISTACHIOS

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Almonds, Walnuts
and Pecans

Whole & Chopped

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WALNUT
PIECES

(Meat or In Shell)

Reg. $2.49 lb.

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WHOLE
DROWN SUGAR DICED FRUIT
POPPYSEEDS
CAKE MIX
Light & Dark

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vanilla extract
additional carob powder
or finely chopped
coconut for rolling
Into a medium-sized bowl,
measure all the ingredients.
Mix well and refrigerate un-
til firm. Form into small balls
and roll in carob powder or
coconut. Store, covered in
refrigerator but bring to room
temperature before serving.
Makes 10 to 12 one-inch balls.

With Salt

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BUTTS

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1990

TRIPLE DECKER
SANDWICHES
For each child:
about 1/4 cup cream
cheese (preferably
low fat)
1-2 teaspoons honey
1/8 teaspoon vanilla
extract
2 slices whole wheat
bread, crusts
removed
1 slice white bread,
crusts removed
finely chopped dried
fruit such as
pineapple, mango,
dates
In a small bowl, mix
together cream cheese, honey
to taste and vanilla until
cheese is of a spreading con-
sistency. Spread 1 slice whole
wheat bread with half the
cream cheese mixture. Sprin-
kle with one kind of chopped
dried fruit. Top with a slice of
white bread and spread with
remaining cream cheese mix-
ture and another kind of
chopped dried fruit. Lightly
press second slice of whole
wheat bread on top. Cut into
finger shapes or on diagonal.
Variations:
1. Rollups: Using a rolling
pin, flatten each slice of bread
and remove crusts. Spread
each slice with cream cheese
mixture and chopped fruit,
leaving a little space at the
top and bottom. Roll up like
a jelly roll and fasten with a
toothpick. May also be sliced,
sushi-style.
2. For very young children:
Provide each child with
several slices of whole wheat
bread and cookie cutters. Let
each child cut out desired
shapes and garnish each with
cream cheese, peanut butter,
raisins, etc.

This recipe makes an easy
dough for children to work
with. It may be made into tra-
ditional challah shapes or
formed into rolls and baked in
a muffin pan. A nutritious
bread sure to be a family fa-
vorite.

"ANY-AGE" GRANOLA
CHALLAH
2 packages dry yeast ( 1/4
oz each)
1 /2 cup warm water

1 teaspoon honey or
brown sugar
1 /2 cup oil
1 h cup honey or brown
sugar
3 eggs
2 teaspoons salt
11/2 cups hot water
3 cups whole wheat flour
3 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup granola
additional flour for
kneading
1 egg mixed with 1
teaspoon water
sesame, poppy or
sunflower seeds

Preheat oven to 375F.
Grease a tray of muffin pans
or a baking sheet. In a small
bowl, mix the yeast, warm
water and 1 teaspoon honey
or brown sugar. Set aside in
a warm place until the yeast
bubbles. In a medium-sized
bowl, blend the oil, 1 /2 cup
honey or brown sugar, eggs,
salt and hot water. In a large
mixing bowl, place 11/2 cups
each of whole wheat flour and
all-purpose flour and the
granola. Make a well in the
middle and stir in yeast and
oil mixtures with a wooden
spoon. Add enough of the rest
of the flours, in equal quanti-
ties, to make a thick dough.
Turn onto a floured surface
and knead, adding additional
flour as necessary to prevent
sticking. Continue kneading
for about 5 minutes or until
the dough is 'earlobe' con-
sistency and smooth. Transfer
to an oiled bowl, cover and let
rise 45 minutes or until
doubled. Punch down, let rest
5 minutes, then form into
desired shapes. Place in pre-
pared muffin pans or baking
sheet. Brush with egg-water
mixture and sprinkle seeds
on top. Bake in preheated
350F oven about 25 to 30
minutes for muffins, 45-50
minutes for loaf, until
browned and sounding hollow
when lightly tapped on base.
Makes 12 bread "muffins" or
1 loaf.
Note: This freezes well.

The following recipes are
adapted from "Family Meals
with Beech-Nut," Ethel G.
Hofman and Marian Ferreri,
1989 Beechnut Nutrition
Corporation.

PEANUT EXPRESS
(2-4 years)
1 tablespoon baby food
banana
1 tablespoon creamy
peanut butter
1 small whole wheat roll
1 teaspoon raisins
1 teaspoon chocolate
mini-chips
In a cup, mix baby food
banana and peanut butter
Continued on Page 102

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