What's in the Green Recipe Box
Formulas from my granny's laboratory of food.
Friday, May 1, 2020
Carrot Raisin Salad & Pecan Rolls
Man...I totally remember these pecan rolls.
These will blow your mind and totally
redeem this paper for containing another
recipe referencing the mere existence of raisins.
Shelia Neighbor Corn Bread
Shelia was my granny's oldest daughter.
She moved around a lot so it's a
miracle that we even knew where she was living
much less to get to know one of her neighbors.
Apparently this was one heck of a cornbread recipe.
Mexican Corn Bread
I'm starting to think that my granny had a real thing for
Mexican corn bread.
I remember it showing up on her table
more than a few times.
I still love it myself...
Mrs. Ellen Becks's Pancakes
Clearly these old pros only needed the ingredients.
The rest was just muscle memory for them.
who knows how many pancakes these ladies
made in their lifetime.
Ellen Beck Golden sesame Loaves
Mrs. Beck at it again.
I kinda find it interesting that more than a few times my granny figured
out how to make recipes produce more quantity.
She lived alone for years but was surrounded by
a great cast of friends and family.
Cooking was very much a second language for her.
Never Fail Pie Crust
I know it says "No Fail" but there's also a
reason that there are warning labels telling
people not to stick their hands into
wood chippers too...
Beaumont Inn's Corn Pudding
What I love about this recipe is:
1.) The cool little card it's written on.
2.) The care someone took to write this.
If this recipe tastes as good as it's written, you're in for a treat.
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