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By Ohio Margaret
Central Ohio
on December 14, 2010
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I couldn't disagree more with the previous post. These are fantastic! Put the wafers in the food processor and ground them. Take them out and put in the 1/2 c. prunes. Process until they are in a clump. Then mix the two together as best you can in a separate bowl. Add other ingredients, which then makes mixing very easy. I taste no prune whatsoever. People won't even know it's in there and it adds great moisture to the dough. It makes about 36 with a small scoop. Let them sit for a couple days to really let the rum taste come out.
By mnorton51_12418773
Land O Lakes, 48
on December 08, 2009
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The recipe was easy. However, the taste of the prunes was too strong and distracting.