After moving and unpacking most of the boxes, I found some cookbooks that used to be my grandmothers. I started flipping through them and found that some of the recipes were marked. I’m not sure if my grandmother marked them or someone else. But I thought it would be fun to try out these recipes that someone thought were good enough to say they were great. As I started to write down the recipes, I realized I had bunch. And I realized these vintage recipes would make a great series. So I am beginning a new series that I will post recipes off and on as I have time with the other 3 series I’m doing (Outside the Box Mondays, Recipe Challenge & Monthly Menus).
Vintage Recipes:
Braised Short Ribs of Beef with Vegetables
Quick & Easy Chocolate Chip Cookies
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
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I love, love, love vintage recipes. I have my moms and both my grandmothers. And a few years ago I found a stack of notecards in a “junk” store full of very old recipes. I love that stuff.
I’m always looking for vintage cookbooks at yard sales. I love finding these treasures.
I can’t wait to read these! I have old recipe books from my grandma, and it’s so interesting to read them. Unfortunately, the one I want the most is the one I can’t find! 🙂
Don’t you hate that! I have made a strawberry cake that was a vintage recipe and I don’t have it anymore. I have searched high and low. It drives me nuts.
I love old recipes!! I look forward to your series! 🙂
Thanks for joining me for this adventure.
I am looking forward to seeing how the recipes turn out! We inherited my husband’s grandmother’s recipe box and most all of the cards have ingredients without any instructions. It has been a blast trying to figure out how they are supposed to be made!
That sounds like a fun adventure. A project right up my alley! It sounds like a blast. Some of those vintage recipes are a challenge even with directions.