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Baked BeansBy Carol Albert

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Ingredients12 ice cream sandwichesWhipped topping (Cool Whip)Chocolate sauceCookie crumbles (optional)Directions:

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Ingredients5 (15 oz) cans baked beans2 medium yellow onions1-2 TB butter to sauté onions3/4 cup ketchup1/2 cup molasses3 TB yellow mustard 1/4-1/2 cup brown sugar 6-8 slices baconDirections

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The event took place on the night of a tropical storm – and despite half of Ocean County being without power, more than 100 watched the show live. Approximately 500 more tuned in after the event on the Jew-ish Federation’s web site and Facebook page.

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