Name: White Christmas
Ingredients: 1 c Powdered milk; 1 c Rice Krispies; 1 c Confectioner's sugar; 1 c Mixed dried fruit; 8 oz Copha*; melted; 2 ts Vanilla

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy, Fruits			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	c	Powdered milk
1	c	Rice Krispies
1	c	Confectioner's sugar
1	c	Mixed dried fruit
8	oz	Copha*; melted
2	ts	Vanilla

INSTRUCTIONS

In this morning's Syracuse Post-Standard there were several recipes that I
would like to share with you. They seemed to be different from what I have
seen here.
Mix together thoroughly powdered milk, Rice Krispies, confectioner's sugar
and dried fruit. Add melted copha and vanilla. Pour into pan and
refrigerate to set. Cut into squares when firm.
* copha is solidified coconut oil. May also use margarine.
Author: Cathy Cope
Posted to EAT-L Digest  by Sue Albro <SALBRO@OCMVM.CNYRIC.ORG> on Dec 18,
1997

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