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The Case of Cheese Topping for Fruit

You can meet someone in person or online and like him or her right of the bat. That's the case with my friend, and Cynthia's fellow Imajin Books author, Kenna McKinnon. Kenna has been doing a blog tour and on, this, the last day I asked her to share one of her favourite veggie recipes. I have purchased all the ingredients and I'm looking forward to trying it myself. I said to Kenna, "I bet I could serve this as a fruit dip as well as a topping." She agreed it would make a great dip too.

Cheese Topping for Fruit

8-oz-carton cream-style cottage cheese
1/4 cup sour cream
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 tablespoon dark rum (or flavoring)
cinnamon

Drain cheese and press through a sieve.

Combine with sour cream, sugar and rum.

Put in small bowl and sprinkle generously with cinnamon. Chill until serving time.

Spoon over fresh berries or pineapple.

Serves 6.

 
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Kenna McKinnon is the author of SPACEHIVE, a middle grade sci-fi/fantasy novel traditionally published by Imajin Books; BIGFOOT BOY: LOST ON EARTH was released on October 30, 2013 by Mockingbird Lane Press, a traditional small press. A children's chapter book, BENJAMIN AND RUMBLECHUM, will be published by Mockingbird Lane Press in late 2014. THE INSANITY MACHINE, a self-published memoir with co-author Austin Mardon, PhD, CM; and DISCOVERY—A COLLECTION OF POETRY were released by CreateSpace in 2012. Her books are available in eBook and paperback worldwide on Amazon, Smashwords, Barnes & Noble, etc., and in selected bookstores and public libraries.
 
Her interests/hobbies include occasional runner, volunteer, reading, writing, sporadic student of hatha yoga, karate and kickboxing, weightlifting, and frequent walker. She lives in a high-rise bachelor suite in the trendy neighborhood of Oliver in the City of Edmonton. Her most memorable years were spent at the University of Alberta, where she graduated with Distinction with a degree in Anthropology (1975). She has lived successfully with schizophrenia for many years and is a member of the Writers' Guild of Alberta and the Canadian Authors Association. She has three wonderful children and three grandsons.
 
 
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  1. Kenna, thank you so much for offering this recipe on my blog. As I hinted I'd do, I made it myself by blending the ingredients I had on hand (cottage cheese, sour cream, white sugar, 1/8 tsp vanilla, no cinnamon) and served it as a dip for fruit. It reminded me so much of a recipe my mother made as a topping for her jellied strawberry rhubarb salad. I never really got into her strawberry rhubarb molded salad, but I LOVED, LOVED, LOVED her cream cheese and marshmallow topping. And I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your Cheese Topping for Fruit! I'm sure it's healthier than Mom's topping too. Wishing you good luck on the last day of your BIGFOOT BOY sale!

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    1. Thank you, Cynthia, for featuring me as a guest author on your lovely blog. I'm so glad you liked the recipe. I ate the thing by itself, lol, it IS healthy and delicious. I hope your readers enjoy it as much. Thanks again, and everyone, get Bigfoot Boy on Amazon today, it's the last day of the 99 cent sale! Until next time, adieu and gracias.

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