So if you'd like some more suggestions on how to make Hamenatschen, those triangular-shaped filled cookies many Jews eat on Purim, then check out Miriam's post which includes eight very unique and different hamantashen recipes.
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
There's No "One Way" To Make Hamentaschen
So if you'd like some more suggestions on how to make Hamenatschen, those triangular-shaped filled cookies many Jews eat on Purim, then check out Miriam's post which includes eight very unique and different hamantashen recipes.
Batya, thank-you so much for the posting about my Yummy, Yummy Hamantashen article...
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Miriam
Miriam, thank you"!
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