Use 1/4 cup shortening. Peanut butter is half fat solids. Solid shortening, not oil. Don't use butter or margarine either, as those contain mostly liquid and will make your recipe wet. Add 1/2 teaspoon of some type of flavouring if you like to make up for the lack of peanut flavour in the recipe.
Yeager Family History | Find Genealogy Records & Family Crest. Yeager Genealogy & History. Yeager is a German name, though mainly found in the US. It is most likely a transliteration of the German surname Jger. That surname was derived from the German Jage, itself derived from the Old German jagen, meaning to hunt.
Wragge and Ragge were the names of Eyam families in 1666 (W.). Jonathan Wragg was a tanner of Chesterfield in the middle of last century (G.): and his name occurs still in the town.Ragge was a surname found in the neighbouring county of York in the reign of Edward I. (H.ragge and Ragge were the names of Eyam families in 1666 (W.). Jonathan Wragg was a tanner of Chesterfield in the middle of last century (G.): and his name occurs still in the town.