Name: Buckeye's (Peanut Butter Cookies)
Ingredients: 1 c BUTTER; 2 c PEANUT BUTTER; 3 c POWDERED SUGAR (1 1/2 LBS.); 1/3 BAR FROM 1 LB PKG. PARAFFIN; 12 oz SEMI SWEET CHOCOLATE BITS

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains		Candies, Biscuits	30	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	c	BUTTER
2	c	PEANUT BUTTER
3	c	POWDERED SUGAR (1 1/2 LBS.)
1/3		BAR FROM 1 LB PKG. PARAFFIN
12	oz	SEMI SWEET CHOCOLATE BITS

INSTRUCTIONS

COOKIES
CHOCOLATE COATING
CREAM PEANUT BUTTER FOR THREE MINUTES. ADD BUTTER AND SUGAR. MIX WELL.
SHAVE THE PARAFFIN AND HEAT CHOCOLATE BITS AND PARAFFIN IN DOUBLE BOILER.
MIX WELL. ROLL PEANUT BUTTER MIXTURE IN SMALL BALLS. DIP EACH BALL IN
CHOCOLATE ABOUT 2/3 DEEP. PLACE ON WAXED PAPER TO DRY.
Recipe by Cathy Luchetti's Hot Flash Cookbook
Posted to MM-Recipes Digest  by "Wayne T. Jones" <waynej@mail.austasia.net>
on Jun 2, 1998

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