Evening star. [volume], November 29, 1959, Page 30, Image 178

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Here are old-time recipes. Time to make them now I
By CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD
This Week Food Editor
Hi Ho Santa! Remember old-sash- variety of colors and flavors galore,
ioned sponge candy? You would, if Here are two recipes for these
you had had a New England grand- beloved old-timers. Make them and
mother. I did. eat them, give them or keep them!
This down-on-the-farm sponge Wrap the hard candies in bright
candy went with Christmas like the cellophane to decorate the tree;
candy cane, like those hard candies
we called jawbreakers made in a Turn to pogo 32 for rocipot » >
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Sponge candy: It's as delicious today as it was when Grandmother made it
THIS WttK Maooiin. / Nov.mb.r 29. 1959