About Blog Join me on my delicious journey revisiting American home cooking in the era before convenience foods became popular (1919 to 1955), as I bake and cook
from old cookbooks and recipe cards of home cooks purchased at estate sales in Akron, Ohio, and other exotic locations.
About Blog Join me on my delicious journey revisiting American home cooking in the era before convenience foods became popular (1919 to 1955), as I bake and cook
from old cookbooks and recipe cards of home cooks purchased at estate sales in Akron, Ohio, and other exotic locations.
Have you ever reused recipes
from old cookbooks to create a new cookbook?
About Blog Join me on my delicious journey revisiting American home cooking in the era before convenience foods became popular (1919 to 1955), as I bake and cook
from old cookbooks and recipe cards of home cooks purchased at estate sales in Akron, Ohio, and other exotic locations.
I'm always a little hesitant about making recipes
from old cookbooks... I never know if all the ingredients are listed, if the measurements are correct or if the ingredient list is compatible to today's ingredients.
But vinegar, cream, eggs, and sugar were available, so Haney gave some recipes
from old cookbooks a whirl.
The recipe looked familiar, but only
from old cookbooks.
Our other featured recipes include: Easy Chipped Beef Gravy
from These Old Cookbooks, Chicken Ranch Tater Tot Casserole from Norine's Nest, Oven - Fried Panko Crusted Chicken Drumsticks...
About Blog Join me on my delicious journey revisiting American home cooking in the era before convenience foods became popular (1919 to 1955), as I bake and cook
from old cookbooks and recipe cards of home cooks purchased at estate sales in Akron, Ohio, and other exotic locations.
I love how I still have more recipes to try
from her older cookbooks, too.
Not exact matches
If someone told me for 30 years that cookies exist but were never able to provide one and said they were made
from ingredients that they also could not provide and only had a
cookbook that was thousands of years
old that talked about these cookies, I would question whither they actually existed, or if they were like many things
from other «
cookbooks» of that same time that had been shown to be most likely made up.
I'm only 14 years
old and you are one of the people who have inspired me to change my eating habits and live a healthy, positive life just
from your blog and
cookbook!
A vintage recipe
from an
old fundraiser
cookbook gets a modernized update with fresher and healthier ingredients.
May - 7 Portland Culinary Alliance
Cookbook dinner and talk on ancient grains, with tastings
from the book
Old Salts restaurant
Mine comes
from a decades -
old church
cookbook.
Also, Cobb salad is traditionally served with a vinaigrette, but I made my own ranch using the recipe
from the BTC
Old - Fashioned Grocery
cookbook (affiliate link)(and here's my own ranch dressing recipe).
The original recipe comes
from an
old Hershey's
cookbook for fudgy brownies but after a few tweaks I turned them into irresistible double chocolate cookies packed with 1 cup of Reese's pieces.
I have nearly the same recipe in an
old church
cookbook from my hometown and I've even seen it made on the Food Network with no credit given to anyone for the recipe.
I liked the way I was eating so much more than cooking
from «diabetic
cookbooks» that favor artificial ingredients and try to make healthier versions of
old stand - bys that never quite measure up.
Then, when she was 10 months
old, I was making oatmeal cream pies
from my
cookbook, and she was parked on my hip while I was smooshing the marshmallow filling between the cookies.
Oh my, if you love tahini, Deb, you should try the sesame cookies
from the
old Greyston Bakery
cookbook.
This is
from an
old Mennonite Sorghum
cookbook I have.
This recipe is adapted
from the one I used in my first
cookbook, The Ancestral Table, which in turn was an updated version of my
old blog post (we're almost getting into Inception levels of cross-reference here).
The recipe was
from mom's
old BH&G
cookbook (the same one responsible for that insane Cheesecake) and between the pre-baked crust, stove - top custard and classic meringue, I managed to use nearly every dish and pot in the kitchen.
The few I have come
from old church
cookbooks and my other grandma's collection of recipes.
We've actually learned to love an even simpler recipe for just tacos
from the good
old Betty Crocker
cookbook that calls for just chili powder, cumin, salt, and garlic.
They rival my favorite cookie — oatmeal choc chip —
from my grandmother's
old church
cookbook.
Mexican Pulled Pork stuffed into tacos with Skillet Street Corn on the side (both recipes
from the
cookbook, both made by my 12 year -
old son this time).
* This recipe comes
from a new paleo
cookbook, Slim Palate by Joshua Weissman, an 18 year
old whose love of cooking and eating has now turned into a healthy passion centered on paleo cooking.
As a Kiwi food writer, I've done quite a bit of research on Anzac biscuits, including consulting several
old cookbooks from Australia and New Zealand.
My 13 year
old promises to eat ANYTHING I make
from your
cookbook!!
From an
old Japanese community
cookbook - tis good!
For me, my mom makes the best simple chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream... pretty sure its
from her super
old Betty Crocker
cookbook.
Riffling through
old cookbooks at our mom's house one Christmas, we came across a newspaper clipping
from over 30 years ago.
My family has been enjoying many of your recipes
from «The Whole Foods Allergy
Cookbook» since finding out that my 2 year
old has multiple allergies.
I have an
old McCall's
cookbook from the 1960 that I love.
He's been passionate about food since he was thirteen years
old, when he made his first pizza
from a
cookbook.
The sketchy information here I collected
from old, out - of - print Caribbean
cookbooks that I collected on my travels in the Caribbean.
It comes
from the Jack Daniel's
Old Time Barbecue
Cookbook.
I got my first Betty Crocker
cookbook as a Christmas present
from my boss when I was 18 years
old and still use it, over 20 years later, more than any other for «base» recipes.
Every year in food, there's a resurgence of the past whether it's
from digging through
old cookbooks, watching Martha Stewart reruns or relearning mom's classics.
I have different recipe
from the
old Grossinger's (Catskills)
cookbook, but it looks the same as this one, sank in the middle.
There are so many blogs and
cookbooks out there with recipes replicating some
old favorite treats, including everything
from Oreos, Reese's, Poptarts, ice - cream, and even some bread and pasta!
It comes
from an
old American Heart Association paperback
cookbook that my mom sent with me when I moved out as a teen many many years ago (copyright 1973!).
We teachers have been trying out recipes
from Nourishing Traditions and
old cookbooks, and have been meeting to sample the results.
A few weeks ago, my 9 year
old son decided to try the Chocolate Banana Shake
from Honest Pretzels: And 64 Other Amazing Recipes for Cooks Ages 8 & Up, one of our favorite kids»
cookbooks.
The recipe is
from an
old Croatian
cookbook with torn leather binding mom proudly displayed on her bookshelf.
I found this recipe in an
old church
cookbook that was
from the 1950's.
Kitchen Step stool, Stokke Rewined candle, Plenty Mercantile Book, Williams - Sonoma Shells, beach in Miami
Old glass fuses, local antique store Ceramic, Anthropologie Cards, Sugarboo Designs Natural bowl, Plenty Mercantile Flower arrangement, Poppy Lane Design Smudge stick, Verdigris Mug with tea, Anthropologie Collander, Anthropologie Plant holders, West Elm Cardboard plants, Plant Shoppe Berry crate, Anthropologie Teacup, Starbucks Local Honey, Prairie Gothic Honey Coffee grinder, The Camano Coffee Mill
Cookbook, dad's vintage Towel, West Elm Phases of the moon poster / calendar, 1canoe2
from Dutch
Her favorite recipe
from a
cookbook: «Mark Bittman's Orzo Risotto
from How to Cook Everything because it's simple, endlessly adaptable, can be fed to anyone (even a six - month -
old!)