CREAM FILLED HORNS (CLOTHES PIN
      COOKIES)   

      3 1/4 c. flour
      1 tsp. salt
      2 tbsp. sugar
      1/2 c. Crisco

      Make like pie dough.

      1 1/4 c. warm water
      2 egg yolks

      Mix together then add to above mixture. 
      Work together and it will make a soft dough. Place in a covered bowl in 
refrigerator for 1 hour. (Dough must be in refrigerator AT LEAST ONE HOUR or 
can be left several hours.) 

      Divide into 4 pieces. Roll out thin - one at a time on a lightly floured 
board. Spread with a thin layer of Crisco. Fold like a handkerchief - one third 
over then bring up bottom - fold sides in - this will form layers - dough, 
Crisco, dough. Put back into refrigerator for 1 more hour or more in covered 
bowl. 

      After 1 hour place 1 of the rectangle dough on floured board - do not 
knead or squeeze dough - just start rolling again and then layer and spread 
again with Crisco. This is done a total of 3 times - dough will "crack" as you 
roll. After last rolling and in refrigerator for 1 hour - roll to 1/8 inch 
thickness - and cut into 1/2 inch strips. Roll on a greased dowel rod - be sure 
edges are over-lapped. Bake on rod - 350 degrees until brown - about 15 
minutes. 

      Note: Dowel rods cut to the length of your cookie sheet can be purchased 
at the local hardware store. Once the cookies are baked and while still warm 
they can be slid off the rod with very little breakage. Cookies are very 
fragile. These rods will become discolored but can be used over and over again. 
Grease them only 1 time at start of baking as Crisco in dough will be enough 
until you are all finished. 

      When cookies are cool they may be filled with any filling desired. Using 
pastry bag use:


      1 lb. confectioners' sugar
      1 c. Crisco
      1 tsp. vanilla
      Dash of salt
      1/4 c. boiling water

      Mix well. This icing stays well in refrigerator covered for 1 month. 
Icing may be colored. Cookies freeze well filled or unfilled.  Enjoy. 


             
               
     

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