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Ingredients:
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4 eggs 

1 cup + 4 tsp sugar 
1 cup + 4 tsp baking chocolate 
1 cup + 4 tsp chopped almonds 
1 cup + 4 tsp raisins 
1 cup + 4 tsp flour 
1/4 tsp baking powder 

Icing:
1/2 cup milk 
2 tbsp powdered sugar 

Cooking:
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Beat the eggs with the sugar till foamy. Add the remaining ingredients one by one, ending with the flour. Spread dough on a large greased baking pan with 1" sides (this recipe makes bar cookies). Bake at 300° F for 20-30 minutes. When done, ice with a mixture of milk and powdered sugar. Let cool and cut into quarters. Stored in a cookie tin and refrigerated, these bars keep for quite a while.