• Graham crackers

    From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Ruth Haffly on Monday, May 07, 2018 02:27:04
    On 05-05-18 19:47, Ruth Haffly <=-
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    We've got some graham crackers for our camping with grand kids this summer. Made a dessert for tomorrow's LG that needed one pack so I've still got 2 packs from the box yet. You would think somebody would
    come up with a one pack box of them and market it.........after all,
    how often do you need 3 packs of graham crackers at once?

    We used to get them regularly and have them as a night time snack,
    dipped in milk. But now neither of us drinks much milk, and we do
    other things for late evening snacks. Gail does have several Christmas "cookie" recipes that use them though.

    Warning: NOT carb friendly :-}} (but your groups may like them).

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    Title: Southern Praline Bars
    Categories: Xmas, Easy, Tested
    Yield: 50 Singles

    18 ea Whole graham crackers
    (almost two sleeves)
    1 1/2 c Dark brown sugar, packed
    1 1/2 c Butter (3 sticks)
    1 ts Vanilla extract
    2 c ROUGHLY CHOPPED PECANS

    Preheat oven to 350 degrees

    Line large rimmed sheet pan (13 x 18) witk foil. Overhang foil by a
    few inches on long side of pan.

    Place graham crackers in single layer on prepared pan. Cover the
    entire pan. You may have to break a few crackers to fill pan.
    MIXTURE WILL SPREAD WHILE COOKING and will cover entire pan.

    Melt butter in 3 quart saucepan over med heat. Add brown sugar and
    wisk mixture together over med heat. Stir continuosuly until sugar is
    fully incorporated. At first the butter and sugar will not seem to
    incorporate. It will.

    Bring mixture to a rolling boil. Add pecans, stir to mix well.
    Continue cooking for 2 min. Remove from heat and set aside.
    Carefully add vanilla.

    Woking quickly pour mixture over graham crackers and spread with knife
    until crackers are covered. Mixture will spread in oven.

    Bake for 12 minutes. Entire surface should be bubbling. If not, bake
    a few more minutes. Remove from oven and let cool for 15 minutes

    Using foil remove from pan and place on large cutting board. Cut into
    smaller sections using orginal breaking lines in crackers. Let cool
    fully. (we placed board in cold garage for half hour).

    Place in freezer container. Bring to room temp befoe putting in
    cookie tin.

    Signature recipe cafesucrefarine.com

    Tested Nice pecan pie flavor

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  • From Ruth Haffly@1:396/45.28 to Dale Shipp on Monday, May 07, 2018 14:08:05
    Hi Dale,

    We've got some graham crackers for our camping with grand kids this summer. Made a dessert for tomorrow's LG that needed one pack so I've still got 2 packs from the box yet. You would think somebody would
    come up with a one pack box of them and market it.........after all,
    how often do you need 3 packs of graham crackers at once?

    We used to get them regularly and have them as a night time snack,
    dipped in milk. But now neither of us drinks much milk, and we do
    other things for late evening snacks. Gail does have several
    Christmas "cookie" recipes that use them though.

    We buy them on an as needed basis, usually for making one of several
    dessert recipies. The left overs from this box will go out west with us,
    as we're going to be camping with both sets of grand kids (separate
    times). We'll probably come back with another brand of crackers than we
    started out with. (G)


    Warning: NOT carb friendly :-}} (but your groups may like them).

    Title: Southern Praline Bars
    Categories: Xmas, Easy, Tested
    Yield: 50 Singles

    That does sound good; I can have some in small amounts.

    Signature recipe cafesucrefarine.com

    Tested Nice pecan pie flavor

    Actually, probably less sugar/fewer carbs than a slice of pecan pie
    would have since the pie uses both sugar and corn syrup.


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    Ruth
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