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PaQe C4-The Chronicle, Thursday, April 5, 1984 I ''ill ^ I ^ Bk/ I B^- Jj| Surprise your guests or family with strawberry tart Good things com* The French call strawberries, "La petite reine des desserts," the little queen of desserts. And no wonder, for strawberries are luscious to eat, and the plump, red berries are a feast for the eye. Strawberry tarts are perfect for brunches, buffets, or party service as they can be created in the quantity needed, and are convenient for guests to eat. The fruit is superb in combination with cream cheese or chocolate. "queen of desserts." A wonderful idea for a Mother's Day brunch or any special occasion. STRA WBERR Y CHEESECAKE TARTS 1 package (3 oz.) cream cheese, softened 6 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 oz. semi-sweet chocolate, melted '/j oz. cup sour cream T cup prepared whipped topping 1 package (4 oz.) Ready-Crust Graham Cracker Your will It may be human nature H to avoid thinking about H f [ unpleasant things. "Many H V v North Carolinaians, H perhaps overwhelmed by H the pmplexities of estate H planning, simply ignore the .H f \ problems and hope it will B \ go away," says Nathan B Garren, extension B C?rp#ratiM Parkway economist, North Carolina State University. B _ But unless an estate plan B is developed, it is entirely B f ( Q/tl possible that your property B ^ V will be divided among sur- B viving family members con- B Vhrayi trary to your wishes. This is because the state provides a B "will" for you if your don't write one yourself. B (^Rf" "When a person dies B without a will, any property B \ is divided among surviving heirs according to the rigid specifications of the North B Carolina Intestate Suscession Laws. Only property such as insurance policies B with designated B beneficiaries and property owned jointly with sur- I vivorship rights are not affected by these laws," Garren says. B J ^ State law* controls 8 ? dmrrtrationh of both rreri IT and personal property. All B personal property, B it wherever it is located, is B j subject to the North H j Jff] Carolina laws of distribu- H 1 Jj tion if you live in this state. H ' \ []| Only real property in the H state is distributed accor- H ^ ding to state law. Real pro- H perty outside the state is distributed according to the H q3I laws of that state. H pr0 ''Division of property H gar under state , law varies depending upon which H m family members survive H your death. No one is re- H quired to make a will, but H each person should be H II' aware of the provisions the H I ill state has made for the H I If 1 distribution of his property H \ [L should he fail to make out a H V will," Garren says. H Along with determining drycli the distribution of proper- H | ty, a will allows a person to I y name a guardian for any H A CC children and to select an ex- H pj< ecutor, the person or in stitution which will carry . out the will's provisions. .' V/^;^ l :^Pv~ Brifc - .JHt k V B BBhfek B *k 3lk^ PSSlHH rBTl ^Bj^P L ^^^^ rpnT v s, a scrumptous way to top off a special evening. e in small tarts Tart crusts 1 pint fresh strawberries, washed, hulled and sliced 1 teaspoon cornstarch 2 tablespoons cold water 1 or 2 drops red food coloring, if desired Beat cream cheese, 3 tablespoons of the sugar and the vanilla in small mixer bowl at medium speed until smooth; beat in chocolate. Beat in sour cream until smooth. Fold in Vi cup of the whipped topping. Divide mixture between tart crusts, spreading evenly into each crust. Reserve Vl CUD of the Strawherripc* arranop rAmoJri t ? ? ?. M .. M? mh^v i vmuiir ing slices over cream cheese mixture in each crust. Mash reserved strawberries in small saucepan. Dissolve . cornstarch in the cold water; add to mashed strawberries with remaining 3 tablespoons sugar. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until mixture boils. Boil and stir 1 minute; remove from heat. Stir in food coloring. 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