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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2005
Page
11
Chocolate and peanut butter inspire a trio of dessert ideas. The column notes a jar teaspoon snack fits dieting, mentions Jenny Craig as inspiration, and promises quick easy options plus one rich marshmallow chocolate treat.
A peanut butter pie with a crust option of graham crackers or chocolate crumbs folds cream cheese peanut butter and confectioners sugar with Cool Whip. The filling is poured into a crust and frozen until firm, then served after a 30 minute thaw. Makes eight servings.
A Baytonian named Karen Perry is noted amid a recipe roundup including No Bake Oatmeal Cookies and a Chocolate Cake with frosting. The cookies use sugar margarine milk cocoa oats and peanut butter to yield 3 4 dozen cookies. The cake combines margarine sugar cocoa eggs vanilla flour and pecans baked 30 minutes at 350 F with marshmallow creme frosting.
During National Food Safety month in September Baytown inspections show 84 checks this month with 11 scoring 100 and three facilities Chick Fil A Golden Pot No 3 San Jacinto Mall and Lee Palace scoring 80 or less. Environmental Health Coordinator Tony Gray notes scores roughly match prior months under TFER rules with 27 items totaling 100 and 14 critical items worth four or five points signaling immediate action requirements.
Public health guidance covers handwashing utensil and surface cleanliness and selecting towels. Baytown Environmental Health conducts monthly unannounced inspections of food service venues with scores, corrections, and notices.
The Baytown Lions Club hosts its annual pancake festival from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday at Grace United Methodist Church 304 N. Pruett Baytown. Tickets cost 5 dollars and all proceeds go to local charities.
The Lee High School band reschedules its annual barbecue fundraiser to Oct. 13 with serving periods from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 to 6 p.m. at the Lee Band Hall. Dinners cost 8 dollars. For tickets and information call Anna Blythe, Pat Hall, or the band hall.
Second Chance Pets will host its annual dinner and silent auction at the Lakewood Yacht Club on October 13. Tickets are 30 dollars each or 200 dollars for a table of eight. For more information call 281-286-3535 or email scp at pdq dot net. Send event details to sunnews at baytownsun.
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