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Part
of why I wanted to do this recipe section was for my own children!
If
Rather
than being arranged by categories, like "cookies,"
"casseroles," "salads," etc., I have divided
them into the various months of the year so
And
my apologies to you who live in the
opposite hemisphere from us and therefore experience the seasons in
reverse. Like I said, this is
And for those of you who like to write up your recipes - that you've found here or elsewhere - onto recipe cards, here are some lovely ones you can download and print out right from a website! (In fact, these to the right are the actual recipe cards!) They're at Lisa's website, called "Original Country Clipart"! She has ALL SORTS of fun and beautiful stuff at her website, including stationery, wallpapers, graphics and more, so click on the recipe cards and check out everything she has to offer! (That's where I got quite a few of the graphics and backgrounds you see here at my website!)
(Much gratitude to the ladies who did all the typing of these recipes for me: Jan, Sherri, Lorraine, Deb, and Pattie!) |
In
this area you'll find many recipes that are our family's favorites! Some
we've had for years, and some are more recent additions. Many are from
my mom and mom-in-law, Grandmas and Great-Grandmas, friends, relatives,
and neighbors; and a few Dave or I actually made up ourselves. ALL are ones we enjoy!
~ or I wouldn't have them here!
you saw
some of my recipe cards and books, you'd see
that they aren't too legible
under
the stuck-on flour and shortening! (especially the one for pie
crust!) And if you saw how I cook, you'd know how they
got that way! But rather than writing out 60+
recipes for three children, what better way to pass them
along than here at my website?!?
that you can access just a
few each month. However, only a few recipes are really
seasonal. Like, for instance, you can eat Potato Soup or Porcupine
Meatballs any time of the year, but you will most likely do
pumpkin seeds in October, Christmas cookies in December, and cold salads
and Popsicles in the hotter months.
primarily for my kids who live in the
northern hemisphere, though one of them, Sharnessa, lives a third of the
way around the world from us! In England! (We're in
Washington State in the U.S.!)
