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i Holida y Cooking! Decorative Cookies With Country Fresh Flavor (NAPS)--There&apos;s something about the smell of fresh-baked cookies that can make home seem so delightful--especially during the holiday season. This delicious aroma makes hol- iday company feel more than wel- come and family members feel well cared for. Making time to bake dur- ing the holidays can be easier with country-fresh tasting ingredients that are easy to use. A good example is spreadable sticks from Shedd's Spread Country Crock*, which spread easily straight from the fridge. Another baker's bonus is that the spreadable sticks contain less fat than butter or margarine and no cholesterol. This simple recipe for Holiday Crisps creates delicious cookies that are a treat to eat or give. Be creative with sprinkles & food col- oring to create decorative holiday ornaments that look as good as they taste. . Holiday Crisps about 2 dozen cookies 1 cup (2 sticks) Shedd's Spread Country Crock e Spreadable Sticks 1½ cups confectioners sugar ¼ cup firmly packed dark brown sugar 2 cups all-purpose flour ½tsp. salt 1 Tbsp. water Decorative sprinkles Food Coloring (optional) Preheat oven to 325°F. In large bowl, with electric Creating freshly baked cook- lea for the holidays is easier with spreadable sticks. mixer, beat Shedd's Spread Country Crock, 1 cup confec- tioners sugar and brown sugar until Hght and flufly, about 3 ii i i i Jarrell's Exxon 466-0133 ° e .I • • Oo o • o . Wishes to extend our • ° g'ustome and their o ". families a joyous holiday season. - . .: :. • • • o" e • g. • ° o oDo ° o minutes. Gradually beat in flour and salt, scraping sides occasionally. Shape dough into 1-inch balls and arrange on un- greased baking sheets, 2 inches apart. With fiat bottom of glass dipped in cold water, flatten each cookie. Bake 12 minutes or until lightly golden on edges. On wire rack, let stand 1 minute; remove from sheets and cool completely. For glaze, blend remaining ½ cup confectioners sugar with water*. Lightly spread over cooled cookies and garnish with decorative sprinkles to look like holiday ornaments. * Add a few drops of food coloring to turo to create a medley of cplored ornaments. Hanging up sheaves of grain in the yard for the birds to feast on is a Christmas custom in Norway. Here are a few web sites you may want to click on to: The Toys for Tots holiday fundraising drive is found online at www.eToys.comJtoysfortots. Proflowers. corn is found at www.Proflowers.com. v :- A.I/' boxLot.com auctions are at www.boxlot.com. The Bean Education & Aware- ness Network is found at www. americanbean.org. Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts stores at www.jomm.com. Nancy's Gourmet Appetizers at www.nancys.com. SmarterKids.com isfound at www.smarterkids.com. Tues. Dec. 2 I, 1999 Hinton News - 7 The Christian custom of decorating homes with boughs and Low- ers dates back to the ancient Roman celebration of Saturnalia, which also took place at the winter solstice. Insurance & Financial Services Ann H. Gore 210 Ballengee St. Hinton, WV 466-1075 Nationwde Mutual Insurance Company and affiliated Compan)s Home Office: One Nationwide Plaza, Columbus, OH 43215-2220 Nationwide* is a registered keral servce ma of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company At City National Bank, we realize that simple traditions mean the most. Like free checking, personal service and convenience. Just like the simple traditions of this holiday season. Like watching football, baking grandma's favorites and spending time with family and friends. While others get caught up in the 'big' things, at City National Bank, we know the real magic lies in these simple traditions. ¢ouy;. . . NATIAL AN< ' All the bank you need Member FOIC wt.oitynatlonal- bank.oom Serving West Virginia and Ohio with 59 Locations.