Make Filbert Ch ristmas Cookies riLBKKT COOKIES?traditional at < hiUtmahtimr. By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Prths K?id KdlUir CHRISTMAS COOKIES on youF mind? Then her*- are two fine recipes. One of them is a praline type sweet?crisp and nutty. The other is .similar to a cookie our grandmother* used to make: rich butter dough is shaped into small balls and a finger is pressed into the center of each to make an In dentation. As soon as the cookies come from the oven, the centers filled with semi-sweet chocolate pieces and filbert*. Magically enough, the hot cookies melt the chocolate and the nuts stay in place. Both these cookies were a great success in our household, so We urge you to try them. In taking the praline cookies from the pans, follow directions and remember that practice makes perfect. Oik- other caution: don't substitute light brown sugar for the daik In own sugar called for.1 We made thi* recipe with both sorts of sugar and find they are : greatly .superior with the latter The fttlr-rts, too, toast slightly in the oven ami. give these cookies a ' Special flavor. CHOCOLATE FILBERT THUMBPRINTS Ingredients: cup butter or margarine, 'i cup sifted confec tioners' sugar. 1 teaspoon vanilla. 1 cup sifted flour, semi-sweet choc olate pieces, shelled filbert s I whole or cut in half): Method: Cream together the but ter, confectioners' sugar and van illa Blend )n flour with beater or spoon; chill. Using 2 teaspoons of the dough for each cookie, make Into smalt balls. Place on ungiens ed cookie sheet and make an inden tation in the editor of each with a finger I (Indentations will widen during baking.) Bake in moderate 1360 degrees) oven until straw col- j ored around, the edges - 10 to 15 niinuk s Remove from oven; work ing quickly, while cookies are still ' very hot and on pan, place semi sweet chocolate pieces and filberts in indentations Remove to racks to cool. Chocolate wttl melt from heat of cookies and keep filberts in place Makes 24 cookies. Recipe may be doubled if desired, FILBERT PRALINE ( OOKIKS Ingredients: 1 egg, 3 tablespoons I butter or margarine 1 meltedi, 1 cup i firmly-packed dark brow n sugar. 1 I cup thinly sliced filfwrts, 11 cup j flour, 1 leaspoon vanilla Method: Heat egg with rotary beater ihand or electric) until thick and ivory colored. Mix together the melted butter, brown sugar, beaten egg sliced filberts, flour , and vanilla. Drop by teaspoonfuls J on greased and floured - cookie i sheet, 4 to 5 inches apart, to allow I for spreading iCookie* will be very thin when baked.) Hake in inodef , ate <350 i oven utitil edges begin 1 to brown (I to 10 minutes. Allow to j cool I mlnut - or so on cookie sheet before removing carefully wiih wide spatula to rack If cook ies get very crisp before you have removed them all. put the pan baek in I he oven for a few seconds and they will soften, then remove them as suggested Makes 3 to 3'g dozen cookies. ' OTIII.lt HAVS WITH I'lLRF.RTS Sweet Spread?-Filberts are deli cious added to a winter conserve of fresh c ranberries and raisin* or canned crushed pineapple and dried apricots. Favorite Cakes ? Try adding chopped Alberts to a standard recipe for applesauce oV banana cake Willi Coffee?You'll have a won derful topping for coffee - cake 'made with baking powder) if, be fore baking,.,vou .sprinkle this bat ter with finely chopped filberts mixed with brown sugar Cookie Itars ? FilK'rts may Ik1 used in chocolate or butterscotch brownies. I.unchbox Treat ?- Pack shelled filberts Into that school liinchbox along with a red apple and a milk chocolate bar Good tasting trio! ^03Sv/n&wc Holiday Pudding And Pie By ALICE DtNHOFF THERE'S a new recipe for At wonderfulplum-and-cherry pud-1 ding that has a special holiday air. The recipe will easily serve 15 to 20. so it would be line lor a big buffet. i 1 or the pudding, sift 2 c. sugar; i whip 1 c. butter with a fork until ? oft; cream together until smooth. Beat 8 eggs and add very gradually Mix together 1 c., canned sour pitted cherries, wa ter packed and drained, and I c canned purple plums, drained, the syrup reserved. Sprinkle fruit lightly with flour. Add to sugar batter mixture. Add Spices Mix together 4 c. bread crumbs, 4 tsp. cinnamon, tsp. each cloves and allspice. Add to sugar-butter mixture. Bake In buttered baking pan at 375'F. for 45 min. To prepare the lemon sauce that goes with the pudding, stir over heat a mixture of c. sugar, tbsp. qulck-cooklng tapi oca and 1 e. of syrup from canned purple plums. When thickened, remove from heat and stir In 2 tbsp. butter, Vi tsp. grated . m on rind, 2 tbsp, lemon juice and dash of salt. Spoon over pudding when serving. For an extra rich pumpkin pie, mix together 4 tbsp flour, 2 tsp. cinnamon, 1 tsp. mace, and one level tsp. cloves with 2 c. brown sugar. Add to 1 qt. steamed mashed pumpkin. Beat In the yolks of 4 eggs Add Vi c. cream, Vi c. melted butter and Vi c. mo lasses. Fold In 4 beaten egg whites. This recipe will make 2 small pies or one very large pie. Pour the mixture Into this lined with uncooked pastry. Put in oven at 450 F- At the end of 10 mln. re duce heat to 325'F. Bake until custard is set. 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