Recipes to Read By
If you are new to me and my books, you might enjoy exploring a few of these old recipes. They … Continue reading Recipes to Read By
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Baking up a few memories
Our loved ones may be gone, nevertheless, we can still conjure up their presence anytime we want. Their love gets passed along every time we follow their recipes. Every smell and taste brings them back. Sweet memories indeed. Continue reading Baking up a few memories
A perfect birthday cake
When I was young and still at home with my parents, my mom would ask what I wanted for my … Continue reading A perfect birthday cake
Breakfast solutions with less dairy and fewer eggs
A few months ago, my Nurse Practitioner and I determined that a three-day bellyache was the result of an intolerance … Continue reading Breakfast solutions with less dairy and fewer eggs
Claire’s one really good recipe
Another in the sometime series from “Annie Cooper’s Recipe Scrapbook.” The foods are all mentioned in US, NOW AND THEN. … Continue reading Claire’s one really good recipe
Novel oatmeal camping cake
Oatmeal Cake (a.k.a. Camping Cake) from the kitchen of Fran McCormack and Libby McCormack Cooper I’m not sure where the original … Continue reading Novel oatmeal camping cake
French Toast Casserole
Lighter Fruitier French Toast Casserole From the kitchen of Libby McCormack Cooper I hope the directions are clear and accurate … Continue reading French Toast Casserole
Novel Tamale Pie from Libby’s Mom
Why novel? Because the cornmeal is mixed in, not made into cornbread batter and spread on top. Well, that and … Continue reading Novel Tamale Pie from Libby’s Mom
Libby’s Legendary Scones
Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, another scrapbook page from Annie. Scones from the kitchen of Libby McCormack … Continue reading Libby’s Legendary Scones
This novel recipe is icing on the cake. Literally.
Another page from Annie Cooper’s Recipe Scrapbook. You might begin to see why Libby struggles with her weight. Fluffy White … Continue reading This novel recipe is icing on the cake. Literally.
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