Readers suited with a variety of candy recipes for Patti K Milwaukee.Readers suited with a variety of candy recipes for Patti K Milwaukee, who asked for a no-bake cereal cookie made with chocolate or butterscotch chips and cereal. Kay Stephenson, Oconomowoc, wrote: "I think this recipe is what she's looking for. each December, we get together with my roommate from association and her husband for a marathon holiday cookie baking day. The first year we did this, he contributed this recipe from his mother. I was curved catched and every year I insist that they hold fast making these. "This recipe calls for Wheaties, yet I'm sure cornflakes would work just as well. You can use either butterscotch chips or chocolate chips; either are equally delicious." Janet Wisinski, Kansasville, sent a recipe and wrote: "I have happy memories of my pair sisters and myself helping our mother make these cookies each Christmas." Bev pick Pewaukee, sent a recipe that uses oatmeal and squares of chocolate or cocoa comminute She wrote: "This is a gayety recipe!" Rhea Yovanovich, Random Lake, sent a recipe in which the two chocolate and butterscotch chips coat chow mien noodles and peanuts or cashews. She credits the recipe to Milwaukee Gas Light Company Festive aliments book of 1962. Kay's No-Bake Cereal Cookies 2 packages (115 ounce each) butterscotch or chocolate chips bowl creamy peanut butter 5 chalices Wheaties (or cornflakes) In double boiler or microwave mollify chips and peanut butter. Pour cereal into a large beaker then pour melted mixture above cereal. Gently mix to coat, being careful not to crush the cereal. globule heaping teaspoons of the mixture onto wax-paper-lined cookie sheets and give permission to harden. Makes about 3 dozen. Janet's Chocolate Crisps 16 ounce chocolate chips (one 12-ounce bag plus two-thirds of a 6-ounce bag) 2 teaspoons butter 5 lots cornflakes to 1 lot finely chopped unsalted peanuts (optional) soften chocolate in double boiler or in microwave oven Add butter and stir until melted Transfer chocolate to a large depression Add cereal and nuts if using and gently stir until well coated. least bit by heaping teaspoonfuls onto wax paper, then obstacle harden. Makes 3 to 4 dozen. Note: You can use half chocolate and half butterscotch chips in this recipe instead of just the chocolate. Bev's No-Bake Cereal Cookie 2 chalices sugar portion milk 2 squares (1 ounce each) unsweetened baking chocolate or 3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder teaspoon salt lot smooth or chunky peanut butter 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 3 potions old-fashioned rolled oats Combine sugar, milk, chocolate and salt in top of double boiler. Bring to boil and boil 1 minute, mixing until plane This may take longer if using squares of chocolate. Add peanut butter vanilla and oatmeal. Mix and pendant by heaping teaspoonfuls onto waxed paper. obstacle sit until firm. Makes about 3 dozen. Variations: Substitute cornflakes or crispy rice cereal for oats. Add beaker nuts, raisins or craisins. Rhea's Ting-a-Lings 1 lot semi-sweet chocolate chips 1 goblet butterscotch chips 1 can (4 ounces) chow mein noodles 1 bowl red skinned salted peanuts or salted cashews liquefy chips in double boiler or microwave oven Add remaining ingredients and mix well. very little by teaspoonfuls onto waxed paper. Makes about 3 dozen. Reader requests hasty beer mustard: "Several years ago I saw a recipe for a irascible (spicy) beer mustard that was great with pretzel and ham sandwiches. I cannot find it anymore. Can someone help me out?" Le Resch elucidation lime pie: "I am looking for a pious Key lime pie recipe." Dorsy D Slinger "By Request" is a reader recipe solicit and exchange column, compiled according to Joanne Kempinger Demski. Write "By Request" Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, enclosed seat [i]or[/i] seats 371, Milwaukee, WI 53201-0371. Copyright 2006 Journal Sentinel Inc. All rights reserv (Note: This notice does not apply to those novels items already copyrighted and received [i]or[/i] part of to the other wire services or other media.) Copyright 2006 Journal Sentinel Inc. Note: This notice does not |
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