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2 ta/ble»poons lemon Juice
7 fraked tart shells
% ’Cup chopped vrauu's
'cup heavy cream, whipped
Combine prunes, apples su
gar. flour, cinnamon nutmeg,
cloves, and leihon ’nice;
cook, stirring constantly, until
tht.’fioued, Pu ’* i u,,) baked tart
aielifa. Sprinkle each with chop
ped nuts. Just before serving,
to, -with whipped cream. Makes
7 t. ,r ts.
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PRUNE COTTAGE
CHEESE PIE
1 cup plumped, pitted, chop
ped prunes
% euip light brown sugar
i/ 2 teaspoon cinnamon
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Vt. teaspoon nutmeg
Juice and grated rind of 1
lemon
9 or 10-inch unibaked pas
try shell
1 pound cottage cheese
Vz cup .granulated sugar
2 tablespoon's flour
Vz teaspoon salt
3 eggs, separated
Vz cup heavy cream
Thoroughly m'ix prune's,
Ibrown sugar, spices and 'half
thff lemon juice; spread evenly
over bottom of pastry shell.
Put cheese through a sieve
or food mill. Combine with M
cup sugar, flour and salt. Beat
in egg yolk's, cream and re
maining lemon juice and rind.
Whip egg whites stiff, gradual-
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ly beating in remaining M cup
sugar; 'fold meringue into
cheese mixture. Carefully spoon
mixture over prune layer in
piastry shell. Bake m a slow
oven, 300 degrees, for 1 hour.
Then increase temiperature to
350 degrees, and continue bak
ing for 45 minutes. Makes 1 D
or 10-iuch pie.
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FRUITED CREAM
1 cup pineapple chunks
1 'cup plumped, pitted, chop
ped prunes
1 cup orange sections
14 cup sugar
2 cups diced sponge cake
1 ‘cup sliced banana
cup silivered, toasted al
monds
1 cup heavy cream, whipped
5 plumped prunes, slivered
almonds, fruit slices for
garnish
•Combine pineapple, prunes,
orange sections, sugar and
sponge cake cubes; mix well.
Refrigerate until, needed. Just
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