1/4 c. butter
16 eggs (4 cups)
Women were born to create....
This was my Mom's recipe.
A favorite for camping. Makes a great one dish meal anytime. I have been modifying this for years. I have finally come up with a version Steve likes!!
This makes 1 pint.
My newest creation for our Spring Sturgeon trip since it was too windy to cook outside.
With the huge increase in the cost of Mayo.....I have decided to give homemade Mayo a try. I simply cannot pay ten dollars for a jar of Mayo!!!
Yesterday was Dale's birthday and we got together for lunch. I made these and wanted to keep track of my recipe for future reference.
This recipe came from the Sure Jell Pectin website.
A few favorites from 2024!!
Back in the old days, Lori Stiles and I would get together and make candy. This recipe was from a Charlie Brown cookbook and it was called "Lucy's Lemon Lollipops". Below is a picture of how we made them before the days of sucker molds. The twins asked me if I could make some hard candy for Christmas this year. So, I did some experimenting to come up with a microwave version so I didn't have to stand at the stove stirring for 20 to 30 minutes. Here it is.....
My Sister, Janet sent me this recipe to make for our sibling reunion to celebrate Dad's 100th birthday. It has become a big favorite. I have made all the Jello flavors and they are all good!!!
I have been working on this recipe for some time now. I finally have it perfected!
We like soup in the winter. I needed something new. This is what I came up with.
My friend Linda Murray makes this and shares it often. Katie makes a version of it that is really gooey and delicious. If you don't want to get your hands sticky this version is for you.
Back in the old days,Lori Stiles and I would get together and make candy. This recipe was from a Charlie Brown cookbook and it was called "Lucy's Lemon Lollipops". Below is a picture of how we made them before the days of sucker molds. The twins asked me if I could make some hard candy for Christmas this year. So, I did some experimenting to come up with a microwave version so I didn't have to stand at the stove stirring for 20 to 30 minutes. Here it is.....