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		<description>Note to self -  bran could be substituted for the wheat germ (same benefit of fiber).

I used 1/4 cup each: whole wheat flour and sugar. Adding the hot apple to the margarine was enough to melt it - no extra heating required. I also cooked them in Steve&#039;s 6-cup muffin tin as my breakfast.</description>
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<p>I used 1/4 cup each: whole wheat flour and sugar. Adding the hot apple to the margarine was enough to melt it &#8211; no extra heating required. I also cooked them in Steve&#8217;s 6-cup muffin tin as my breakfast.</p>
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