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Great Grandma Madeline’s Zucchini Bread
For the last several years I have been trying out different zucchini bread recipes and not having a lot of luck. I had used the same recipe for years and years but couldn’t find it and figured I had somehow lost it along the way. I went through my family recipe books but still hadn’t […]
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Lunch Lady Peanut Butter Bars
When my dad was growing up, his mom and grandma were lunch ladies in the local school cafeteria. This was back in the days of from scratch cooking, where everything was homemade and nothing was frozen. Dad still looks back fondly on his memories of school lunch. How could he not with two of the […]
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Grammy’s Creamy White Chili
You know those recipes from when you were a kid that make your heart warm and your mouth water, just by thinking about them? That’s how I feel about my Grammy’s Creamy White Chili. My Grandma was a school lunch lady back in the days of from scratch school lunch. She learned from the best, […]
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Big Batch Chocolate Chip Cookies
Looking for a treat to take to your next pot-luck or even just to fill your freezer? You’ll love this simple, fool proof recipe for big batch chocolate chip cookies!
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Pyne Popcorn
Sharing a little piece of my childhood today! Pyne Popcorn, a delightfully easy baked candy popcorn sure to satisfy your sweet tooth! It’s a family favorite!
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Great Aunt Arzley’s Apple Pie Filling
*This post may contain affiliate links which helps me keep this creative little happy place going* See my Disclosure page HERE. Now back to the post… Do you remember a recipe from your youth that when you think about it, your mouth waters? That’s how I feel about Great Aunt Arzley’s apple pie filling. When […]
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How to Make an Old Fashioned Gingerbread House
In the 1960’s, my grandmother {aka Nana} and a group of ladies from her church used to make gingerbread houses to raise money for their ward building fund. She was even in the Sacramento newspaper once for all the houses she had made! I so wish I could find a copy of that newspaper article. […]