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Bar cookies. Christmas cutouts. Iced cookies. Pudge. Layered cookies. Nut balls and whiskey balls. Everyone has a favorite. Here are a few of ours.
Apricot Bars
2/8 cup dried apricots
Vi cup soft butter or margarine
V* cup sugar
1 cup sifted flour plus 1/3 cup flour
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