Article: Living light Half the calories, carbs with new baking sugar

What would the holidays be without cookies? Bland, bland, bland. This week's Swap Shop may hold the key to the age-old dilemma of whether to be naughty or nice while standing in front of that holiday cookie plate.

Cinnamon, walnuts and sugar fill the centers of a fabulous bite- size, crescent-shaped cookie called rugalach (RUHG-uh-luhkh), sent to us by reader Mary Ann Rejholec of Chicago. These traditional Hanukkah cookies are made with a rich cream cheese refrigerator dough that is rolled into a disc. The filling is added and the disc is sliced into pie-shaped wedges. Each wedge is then rolled from the wide end to the point forming a beautiful spiral pattern from the filling that peeks ...

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