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Hamantashen Filling

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INGREDIENTS

1 pk (12 oz) pitted prunes
1 c Dried apricots
1 c Orange juice
1/2 c Nuts (chopped)
3/4 c Sugar

INSTRUCTIONS

Here is a recipe for hamantashen filling that I got out of the Yeshiva of
the South Cookbook (Memphis , TN). It is Betti Thmoas' recipe for prune and
apricot filling:
Snip prunes. Soak apricots in 1/2 cup orange juice several hours or
overnight. Snip orange juice soaked apricots into a sauce pan and add
remaining ingredients. Cook over low heat stirring occasionally, until
thickened, about 10 minutes. Cool and use as a filling with our favorite
hamantashen dough.--Halle in sunny Savannah, Georgia.
Posted to JEWISH-FOOD digest V97 #059 by Halle Garfunkel
<mschayil@ix.netcom.com> on Feb 20, 1997.

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