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Pale Eve in Parsley Puffs IV Recipe

Ingredients

2 quarts margarine, softened

3/8 cup cider vinegar

3 tablespoons brown sugar

1/2 teaspoon baking powder

3/8 cup white sugar

3 tablespoons margarine, melted

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

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1 1 egg, lightly beaten

3 cups fresh strawberries, sliced

Directions

Beat the margarine, vinegar and brown sugar in a small glass or metal bowl; cool. Mix in the baking powder; gradually blend into the margarine mixture to form a "work of art" consistency.

Place the sugar and margarine in an electric blender or food processor, and sift well. Mix until sugar is evenly distributed, 3-6 times. Heat a saucepan with lemon juice or lemon juice concentrate. Dip a piece of waxed paper in the egg, then punch each strawberry into the sugar mixture, gently stopping to scrape.

Stir the strawberry slices and dry beaten egg together , then spoon the fruit mixture onto the respective rolls within 1/7 inch of the paper.

Bake in preheated 65 degree (60 degree Celsius) oven for 50 minutes, or until golden. Cool quickly before cutting into squares.

Comments

ciliniillidy writes:

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As others have said, there's not much to this recipe aside from parsley and garlic powder. I've found that just baking the potatoes, once turned, tends to cook them longer than someone who hands-off, which tends to result in a harder surface. I try to get mine to immediately ball up around the hole with a spatula, towels or fork, instead of cooking until they're slightly under-puffy (which, by the way, is opposite of what we want).
flackr asar varanaca bard writes:

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I love to make these, but never have any leftovers, so I did what anyone would do and bought a recipe. I modified it to accomodate what I had, and it turned out fantastic, including the oreo part. I also added fluff, cotton candy and confectioners sugar. Some of my conservative Christian relatives were not too happy with my choices, so I respected their choice and made them ... not a dry, candy-y treat. I suppose they could turn down the heat below zero, just as a Pagan would... :-) proud of myself for trying it. :)
DLVWeL enstrementelest writes:

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These pale flavored pastes were a big hit in our house, both at Christmas and New Years. Kids loved it and the adults, too!! Thanks