I don’t know too many people who don’t like pineapple upside down cake. The thick, caramel syrup combined with juicy pineapple and paired with tender sponge cake is nearly irresistible.
So, last night, when trying to come up with a quick dessert to round out a spicy Thai meal Upside Down Cake was pretty much a […]
When I read the challenge for this months Your Mother Should Know by Steph from Dispensing Happiness I knew that it was going to be more of a challenge for me than for most people. The challenge was to make something from the year before your mother was born…and my mom was born […]
I love finding old cookbooks at thrift shops. The one pictured is the Rumford Complete Cookbook from 1943. Cost was, as I recall, one dollar but the value is priceless. I love paging through and reading the recipe notes penciled in so carefully by someone long ago.
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When I was growing up we did not have President’s Day. We had two separate holidays, one for Lincoln and one for Washington, usually giving us two four day school weeks in the middle of February. You ate cherry pie on Washington’s Birthday, and a rolled chocolate cake made to look like a log on […]
While I was checking through old recipes yesterday I found this and it sounded so absolutely awesome that I am posting it. I think I am going to add some pecans to it, though.
Cherry Refrigerator Roll Cookies
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A reader, Donna, asked if anyone had the recipe for chocolate cookies from the 1950s 4-H cookbook. It called for cocoa. This is the only one I was able to come up with that might be it. Does anyone else have anything ? If you do, either email me or […]
I love it when you all send me your family recipes. Just send them, with a picture if you have it and I will do my best to get them online. :)
Can you ever have too many recipes for whoopie pies? I don’t think so.
Gloria has sent her mother’s whoopie pie recipe. She says:
I’m […]
Since we live in a 1910 house, once in awhile I treat myself to something that was made in 1910. I have collected a series of magazines, Ladies World, all published in 1910. I put them out according to the month or holiday,and so this month is the Christmas Issue. Now, people lived very […]
First of all, I know calas are not baked. They are fried. However not enough of you have tasted traditional New Orleans Rice Calas because if you had they would be plastered all over blogs everywhere, and they are not. I do try to concentrate on baked things mostly but sometimes we […]
When we first moved to a suburb outside of Doylestown, Pa. in 1964 there were few houses in the brand new development called Palomino Farms. I was four years old and the precocious only child in the neighborhood. As such, I felt it was my duty to entertain the adults around me […]
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