American

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American cuisine

RED RABBIT

This is comfort food.  Amy Koniencki and I love this.  My mother used to make if for Jackie and me and who knows where the recipe came from, but the Red Rabbit name had to be a version of rarebit.  We had a book we loved called The Little Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings and I wonder if we adapted the name from that.

CHERRY COOKIES

For Christmas my mother always made lots of cookies and my sister and I would get to help.  This was a favorite and she'd let Jackie and I roll the cookies into little balls and then dip a little "cheese" glass in flour and flatten each cookie.  We'd always sample the cherries and we ended up with pink hands from handling the dough,

WHOOPIE PIES

There are many recipes out there, but this is one I have used since my children were small.  I used to make a double batch and wrap each one in waxed paper to take camping.  I brought them to a club meeting one time and a man almost swooned (fainted) when he saw them and tasted them.  He said he'd been trying to find a recipe for them ever for many years.  I gave him the recipe, but every time I'd see him he's ask if I had brought any whoopie pies.

DREAM BARS


Unusual cookies with my favorite ingredients, chocolate, sugar and meringue.

TOFFEE CRUNCH

Interesting toffee candy with surprising ingredient (saltines).

ORANGE KISS-ME CAKE

I love this cake.  It is fun to make and I used to grind the ingredients for my mother.  Now you can use a food processor, much easier!

CHARLOTTE'S SPICE CAKE

I've never made this.  NEED :TO  MAKE THIS BEFORE IT IS INCLUDED.

FRENCH BREAKFAST PUFFS

A nice breakfast muffin.

SOUR CREAM RHUBARB SQUARES

A delicious rhubarb coffee cake or dessert.with a crusty cinnamon topping.

AUNT HELEN'S FRUIT BARS

An nice bar that yields a lot if cut into smaller size.

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