anaheim-gazette 1954-11-25

A pretty tray of Filled Apricot Cookies adds a winning way to the holiday tea time. Rich golden apricots add sunshine and flavor to these "something special" cookies for your November festing. As the weather gets cooler, more home baking is done. The fragrant aroma of freshly baked cookies is pleasing to everyone. Nobody who keep the cookie jar filled have top rating with youngsters and oldsters alike. And these cookies are ideal when afternoon callers drop in unexpectedly. These sweet Filled Apricot Cookies are easily made and quite attractive ... any season of the year. Delicate brown cookies with the gold apricot filling and cups of hot tea establish a feeling of well-being among your guests. The season is at hand when there will be many demands for cakes, pies, cookies and all kinds of tempting desserts. Add this recipe to your list of holiday season cookies. When there's no time for baking, select hearty or tea-time cookies from the bake shop. The baker always has a variety of seasonal varieties, freshly baked every day. FILLED APRICOT COOKIES Fit cups allied marshmallows 1 cup sugar 1 cup shortening 2 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Apricot Filling Ball together flour and salt. Cream butter shortening and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs and vanilla extract. Beat well. Add flour mixture to creamed mixture mixing until well blended. Chill. Roll out ¾ inch thick on board or pastry cloth. Cut half of dough with biscuit cutter and other half with doughnut cutter. Put about 1 teaspoon filling on plain rounds. Cover with doughnut rounds, pressing edges together with fork. Bake on ungreased baking sheets in moderately hot oven (400°F) for 10 min. When there's no time for baking, select hearty or tea-time cookies from the bake shop. The baker always has a variety of seasonal varieties, freshly baked every day. FILLED APRICOT COOKIES 1 cup sugar 1 cup applesauce 1 cup vanilla extract Apricot Filling Melt together flour and salt. Cream butter, shortening and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs and vanilla extract. Beat well. Add flour mixture to creamed mixture mixing until well blended. Chill. Roll out ½ inch thick on floured board or pastry cloth. Apricot Filling 1 cup chopped cooked dried apricots ½ cup sugar Cook apricots, sugar and water together until thick. Remove from heat and add butter or margarine. Cut half of dough with biscuit cutter and other half with doughnut cutter. Put about 1 teaspoon filling on plain rounds. Cover with doughnut rounds, pressing edges together with fork. Bake on ungreased baking sheets in moderately hot oven (400°F.) 10 min. Cool. Makes about 2½ dozen 2-inch cookies. 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Following a reception in the bride's family home, the new Mr. and Mrs. Pixler departed for a honeymoon at Big Bear. They will live in Los Angeles. RED CROSS NEEDS BOOKS FOR MARINES The Anaheim Chapter of American Red Cross is in need of small magazines and pocket-size books for Marines who are being sent overseas monthly. Donations will be welcomed at the chapter house at 418 N. West St., according to Mrs. E. H. Kersten, chairman of Service Groups. WORD ABOUT... Long Ago (Continued from Page A-2) railroad company to reduce first-class fare between San Fcisco and Los Angeles to $15, asking the company to conship and rail at Wilmington, avoiding the expense of lighter and asked that fares and freifrom the east be made the sto Los Angeles as to San Fcisco. Rev. T. B. 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