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Cherry Kuchen Bars: Big Delicious, Small Effort
February 18, 2012 By Lynn Erhorn Leave a Comment
I picked up one of those "Holiday Desserts" magazines available at the grocery store checkout back in December. It turned out to be a more ambitious baking season than usual. I made up baskets with mini date-nut loaves and four different varieties of cookies for my loved ones. Consequently, I never got around to making these bars and the magazine stayed folded open to this page for a month on my kitchen counter, calling to me as I went on my January juice fast. I mentioned in the last post that I've been on a health kick since then, so the all-purpose flour and the sugar canisters have been very lonely in my cupboard for almost two months. It might have remained that way a while longer, but as any good church-going lady will tell … [Read More...]
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