<recipe>
  <chef>Dvoid_03</chef>
  <description>&lt;p&gt;This is a recipe that I got way back in Home Ec. It&#8217;s really good and semi-healthy snack.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
  <prep_time>30</prep_time>
  <cook_time>10</cook_time>
  <serves>12</serves>
  <ingredient>
    <amount></amount>
    <measurement_unit></measurement_unit>
    <name>* 24 wonton wrappers (found in the refrigerated produce section often next to the tofu)</name>
  </ingredient>
  <ingredient>
    <amount>2</amount>
    <measurement_unit>tablespoons</measurement_unit>
    <name>butter or margarine, melted</name>
  </ingredient>
  <ingredient>
    <amount>1</amount>
    <measurement_unit>cup</measurement_unit>
    <name>(8 ounces) low-fat strawberry yogurt (or any flavor that complements your berries)</name>
  </ingredient>
  <ingredient>
    <amount></amount>
    <measurement_unit></measurement_unit>
    <name>* 1&#188; cups fresh berries</name>
  </ingredient>
  <instruction>1. Preheat the oven to 350&#176;F.
2. Melt the butter in a dish.
3. Using two 12-cup muffin pans (or one twice), line each cup with a wonton wrapper.
4. Brush melted butter onto each wonton wrapper.
5. Bake 10 minutes, or until golden brown.
6. Cool.
7. Place yogurt in a medium bowl.
8. Fold in 1 cup berries.
9. Spoon yogurt mixture evenly into wonton shells.
10. Top with remaining &#188; cup berries.
11. If desired, sprinkle with powder sugar and/or drizzle with melted chocolate.</instruction>
  <popularity>0.0616667</popularity>
  <created_at>2008-02-21 19:15:33 UTC</created_at>
</recipe>
