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Conference turris::cooks

Title:	How to Make them Goodies
Notice:	Please Don't Start New Notes for Old Topics! Check 5.*
Moderator:	FUTURE::DDESMAISONSec.com::winalski

Created:	Tue Feb 18 1986
Last Modified:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4127
Total number of notes:	31160

4110.0. "NO-BAKE RECIPES NEEDED" by ADOV01::BOLTONJOHN () Tue Aug 27 1996 04:35

    Folks,
    	A dear friend of ours works in a Nursing Home here in Adelaide,
    South Australia. She provides therapy sessions for aged patients
    suffering from Alzeimers. One of her activities is to give them
    "cooking lessons" to stimulate their senses. To do this she uses
    "no-bake" recipes for obvious reasons. She has exhausted her list of
    no-bake recipes and is looking for more. The type of things that she is
    looking for are easy to make slices etc, however all input would be
    welcomed.
    	If you have any recipes that you could share, I know Lynne can put
    them to good use.  Your help is appreciated.
    
    John

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4110.1		NETCAD::DREYER	I need a vacation!!	`Tue Aug 27 1996 11:09`	5
	John, Are you looking for dessert recipes or any kind of no bake recipes? Laura
4110.2	Any recipe will do.	ADOV01::BOLTONJOHN		`Tue Aug 27 1996 19:22`	6
	Laura, I'm looking for any kind of no-bake recipe. It gives the residents a chance to 'feel' the ingredients and a sense of achievement. These are people in their 70's & 80's, and they love their cooking days. John
4110.3	Jello Instant Pudding has lots of recipes	REGENT::WOODWARD	I'll put this moment...here	`Wed Aug 28 1996 09:48`	7
	Have you tried the Jello instant pudding pies? I think the recipes are on the side of the Jello box. Basically, you make a graham cracker crust by crushing graham crackers and mixing them with melted butter and forming a crust along the bottom and sides of a pie plate. Make the Jello pudding and fold in a bit of Cool Whip. Put that in the pie plate. Then layer Cool Whip on top of the pudding. I seem to remember using creme cheese in the recipe too.
4110.4	toppings	STOSS1::KUTZ	St. Louis Sales Support	`Wed Aug 28 1996 11:36`	2
	You can then also decorate the pies with bits of candy or whatever. They might like that part also.
4110.5	Divinity????	MSDOA::GUYN	GRACE ABOUNDS!	`Wed Sep 04 1996 16:56`	3
	How about Divinity Candy/Cookies? my mother use to mix these up, put them on a cookie sheet by spoonful, sit them in the cold oven, let them dry.