1/2 cup smooth peanut butter
1/2 cup applesauce-unsweetened
1/4 cup oil
1 tsp. vanilla
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 cups all purpose flour
1 tsp. baking soda
2 cups, peeled and grated apples
Cream peanut butter, oil, applesauce and sugar together, add apples and vanilla, mix baking soda and flour together and add to mixture. Will be dry at first continue to stir until evenly mixed batter will be stiff. Spread into a well greased 13 x 9 inch pan. Bake at 350* for 25-35 minutes. A knife inserted near center will come out clean when done.
Wonderful just the way they are, warm with coffee OR milk. But if you prefer your desserts iced try these with our Browned Butter icing recipe :HERE
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| Just a word of warning though, don't leave unattended for long....Like to say go get the camera.... or when you come back they may look like this |
Well, the calendar says its only 37 days till spring, but the weatherman says we have to go through some more winter before we get there :)
Stepping back in to the archives today, we thought we'd share this 'spring-y' Tutorial with you since we know seed packets are already 'springing' up in the stores!
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| Just click on the Link below next picture to take you to the full tutorial! |
http://jonquiljunction.blogspot.com/2015/03/spring-cleaning-leads-to-craft-tutorial.html
Here's a Snatch from the past. Who remembers this dish?
These dishes came in boxes of powdered laundry detergent. But I'm not sure if I'm
remembering the brand name correctly. Do any of you remember?
On the outside of the box was an indication of what was inside. These were my
dishes when newly married, gathered one at a time when soap was
bought. First, the necessary ones of course 2 plates, then 2 bowls,
then 2 dessert plates, and so on. When we were first married my
husband earned $1.25 an hour working for a landscape contractor.
They couldn't work on rainy days, and often started out, only to return
after a part day. It rains a lot in N.E. in the summer!!!!
Their clients ranged from Haverhill, Ma. to Concord, Ma. where they did the
yard of Mr. Crocket who was just beginning the Victory Garden show on
PBS!
The heart is like a treasure chest, that's filled with souvenirs.
It's there we keep the memories we gather
through the years!
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