As I've more than mentioned, Grandma's food was one way she spread her love. I wanted to type up her recipes, but I don't have time!! When I got married, she gave me a cookbook with a collection of her favorite recipes. She typed all of these recipes on 3X5 cards- we all remember Grandma's type writer in her kitchen next to her recipe box. There are some recipes that Grandma is famous for, and I just wanted to have them here so they never get lost.
First...One of my FAVORITE recipes in the whole world, and my very favorite cookie in the universe:
Grandma made this one for weddings and other special occasions, or just when someone wanted it:
The yummy rolls that taste and smell oh, so good:
More delicious rolls:
This was my mom's chocolate chip cookie recipe that Grandma liked to use:
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| It's fun to see my mom's handwriting. |
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| I love these! |
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| And I really love these! |
This could be the most important recipe to pass on to Grandma's posterity:
Another great tradition at Grandma's:
Here's one she made less often, but still very good:
We all love this one:
YUM:
I think Grandma named this after Grandpa- the easy way to make funeral potatoes:
Another important recipe for Grandma's posterity... the non-cheater way to make funeral potatoes:
An easy dinner idea:
Here's the FAMOUS mulligan stew I loved to eat at Grandma's house. I think Grandma got the recipe from Aunt Linda when she was in a high school home ec. class.
I loved having these for dinner:
I think everyone ate this at Grandma's house. yum:
This is the first of Grandma's home cookin' that Michael ever ate... (Grandma got this recipe from Jan):
When I don't feel like cooking, it's nice to remember Grandma, and how much love she gave through her food. It motivates me to get cookin', and share some love :)


























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