Temple Food



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There are some foods that have been a real hit here at the temple. This page has links to some recipes of some of these foods. Feel free to try them out and make your comments.

Granola Bars – Easy & Cheap – These are really great tasting and not too difficult to bake. They are much more filling than anything you could buy commercially.

Low-Fat Low-Cholesterol Brownies These are so easy to make and taste wonderful. Everyone here loves them and you can afford to eat two.

Black Bean Brownie/Cake This recipe was donated by one of the folks in Raleigh Sangha. It is very easy to bake and actually may even be good for you.

Pumpkin Cobbler With the holiday season approaching and pumpkin’s in season I thought it might be nice to dust off this easy recipe. I made it for folks at the temple and was requested to share it. This is really simple to make.

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