Recipes from Aunt Betty Jean

Aunt Betty Jean's kitchen always smells like no other place on earth. A combination of heavenly hash and devil's food makes her kitchen THE place to go and take a load off.......but only if you have time to exercise - a lot - afterwards.

Her column is updated every day or thereabouts, so check back to see what Aunt Betty's stirring up.

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Won Ton Croutons

These light croutons make a great topping for any salad.
Makes about 3 cups

12 Won ton skins
Oil for frying

Cut the won ton skins into 1/2-inch squares.
Heat the oil until medium hot (375^oF).
Add the won tons in small batches.
Fry until lightly brown (about 1 minute).
Drain on paper towels.
Allow to cool before serving.
Keep in an airtight container at room temperature.

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Include your first initial and last name and put the word RECIPE in the subject.

I'll try to use your contribution in a future column.

(Please note that these columns are written several weeks in advance so publishing it will be delayed accordingly.)

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Now you just can't do better than this.

I also have some Vegetarian Recipes, or you can visit my sister Boggie's Cooking Suggestions and Tips page, or, her Baking Recipes, or my sweet daughter-in-law Leigh's Low Fat Recipes.

See you soon with another recipe.

Toodle-loo,

Aunt Betty Jean

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