Do you make recipes found on packages?
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Do you make recipes found on packages?
Back in the Old Days, way before I was born, I know that many cooks got their classic recipes from boxes and cans. There's even been cookbooks dedicated to saving these classic recipes. I had one of those cookbooks but loaned it to a friend, who moved to Kentucky and took the book with her. This was back in the 80's, way before my email or cell phones were around so there was no way to contact her. Bummer.
When my great aunt passed and my gran, too, they had wooden recipe boxes filled to the brim with cut out recipes and I saved ones that matched my taste. Campbell's was the #1 clipped recipes, followed by Jello. I admit, I don't make many Jello salads any longer; it was wildly popular in Minnesota in the 50's-70's. But, I hang onto them out of memories and love for the women in my life.
So, any other recipe clippers out there with recipes that you MAKE???? Not hoarding the untried recipes, mind you; we ALL do that! LOL But, one's you've made and fallen in love with? With my high success rate this year, I'm relying more on the company's recipes than websites.
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(still waiting for the 'you know what' to come from Glasgow - very frustrating LOL)
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Thanks for the heads up! Have to love the recipes using Philly Cream Cheese - makes for awesome appetisers, desserts and great in many of the main dishes.Kittencal wrote:Linda have you checked out Philly cream cheese web site, they have some wonderful recipes there
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If cooking is the way to a man's heart, then this recipe was the way to the hearts of my husband's family when I was first married and hoping to be accepted as the cook that I certainly wasn't.
It worked!
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