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Holiday Cinnamon Ornaments

By Alethia

Added November 09, 2008 | Recipe #336002

Categories: Low protein Low sodium Healthy

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Alethia's Note:

a super easy way to make wonderful holiday ornaments that the kids can help decorate, and makes the house smell wonderful!

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Ingredients:

Servings:

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1 cup applesauce
1 ounce grd. nutmeg
1 ounce cinnamon
1 ounce grd. ginger
1 ounce grd. clove
cinnamon , for cutting board

Directions:

1

Combine ingredients to make a stiff dough. Roll out on board dusted with ground cinnamon. Cut with cookie cutters of your choice. Put hole in top for string. Lay out flat to dry. Turn over every 12 hours until completely dry.

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