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CREAM CHEESE PASTRY

        Ingredients
        1/2 pound of butter softened
        1/2 pound cream cheese softend
        2 cup flour
        2 tablespoons sugar
        pinch of  salt


        Instructions
        Mix all ingredients well together.
        Divide dough into 2 parts.
        Cover the bowl and refrigerate over night.
        Roll out and cut into squares.
        Fill each with any marmalade of your choice and fold
        the dough together and over pinching
        corners if necessary.


        Ingredients for other type of dough
        cinnamon
        sugar
        brown sugar


        Instructions
        For the other dough, roll out. Put together a mixture of cinnamon, white and brown
        sugar and pour over the rolled out dough. Roll up and slice. Grease cookie pan and
        bake at 425 degrees for 10 minutes.


        These cookies were made by my Mom, Herta Hubler. She usually used orange and
        strawberry preserves. These cookies were always delicious and were eaten very quickly.
        My mom got this recipe from her friend Friedel.
        MARY’S ORANGE COOKIES

        Ingredients
        5 cups flour                              1 ½ cup confectioners sugar
        1 ¼ cup butter                           4 eggs
        1 large orange                           4 teaspoon baking powder

        Instructions
        Combine flour, confectioners sugar and baking powder. Grind the orange and add to
        flour mixture. Mix flour ingredients with butter and add eggs last. Drop teaspoon of
        dough on lightly greased cookie sheet and put in a preheated oven at 375 degrees for
        about 20 minutes.

        ICING:
        1 tablespoon soft butter                 2 teaspoon vanilla
        1 teaspoon half and half cream  confectioners sugar

        This recipe was from Virginia Mazzola’s friend May, who loved directly across the
        street from her on Willoughby Avenue, Hickville, New York

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