Cook-O-Rama! Part Four

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Cake Secrets 1922

 

 

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Taste Tempting Recipe Box 1973

 

 

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I make a crescent almost exactly like the one posted.  Difference is mine calls for 1/2c. butter and 1/2c. shortening.  All butter makes the cookies too soft.  my recipe call for the dough to spend 3+ hours in the fridge, does make them easier to work with.  Bake at 350 for 18 minutes, do not allow to brown. Mine get rolled in powdered sugar.  Been a family recipe since 1949, my mom clipped the recipe from Better Homes...
 
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