Showing posts with label Food History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food History. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Vintage Recipe: Raisin Pie
Paphiopedilum Orchid (Raisin Pie x Spellbound)
Do you have a vintage recipe to link up? I encourage you to link your family's favorite recipes or ones from an old cookbook or recipe postcard.
This week I'm sharing a raising pie recipe. It's a good one for Fall and will be a tasty addition to your Thanksgiving dessert table. The Raisin Pie pictured at right is a hybrid Paphiopedilum orchid.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Vintage Recipe Linky Party: Banana Fritters Recipe
In this day and age many, perhaps most people are concerned about health and staying slim. Yet more and more are becoming obese. We have TV shows like The Biggest Loser. It used to be that the "fat kid" in class was the odd ball. Today, those kids are the norm in our child's school. Isn't it odd that in earlier decades people could eat a Breakfast of Champions with cholesterol-laden eggs,
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Fall, Thanksgiving Dessert: Easy Squash Honey Pie Recipe
We're still in summer weather mode here in California, but I know many parts of the country are ready for Fall recipes, so I've picked out a delicious Squash Honey Pie Recipe. It can become a new tradition for your Thanksgiving tables and all through Fall. Add more honey to taste if you prefer.
For Thanksgiving I always have three standard desserts which family and friends request -- Pumpkin Pie
For Thanksgiving I always have three standard desserts which family and friends request -- Pumpkin Pie
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Vintage Recipe: Magic Coconut Orange Loaf Cake
Happy Thursday to all! It's time for more vintage recipes. I try to preserve these gems for another generation. You are invited to preserve your own vintage recipes, your mom's, grandmother's, aunt's or vintage recipes from old cookbooks, postcards, adverting, etc. So many are quite delicious, some are hilarious. So whether you want to honor a loved one's recipe or give us a "what were they
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Easy grape juice custard recipe or favorite juice custard
Welcome back to Vintage Recipe Thursday! Sometimes we need a quick and tasty recipe to serve just one person. It might be a quick snack for ourselves, or it might be for a child. This is exactly what I found in my vintage cookbook, and it can easily be doubled too. The grape juice made me think of back-to-school. It's a favorite of many children. Feel free to use just about any kind of juice. I
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Chocolate Recipe: Raisin Nut Brownies
Welcome back to Vintage Recipe Thursday. This is the place to link up any older recipe. I post from a World War II cookbook, but recipes don't need to be that old. You could even post a recipe from the 1990s. You could post your mom's recipes, or grandparent's recipes. If you have old recipe postcards, that's great too. But please do not link your giveaways, sponsored posts, brand new recipes you
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Raisin Peanut Butter Cookie Recipe and Linky Party
It's back to school time for many families, so I'm sharing a cookie recipe which can easily be sent in school lunches, and it's just as easy to take on the road too if you are a busy homeschooling family. Cookies are always favorite snacks and desserts so enjoy this Raisin Peanut Butter Cookie Recipe.
This vintage recipe uses shortening, but I much prefer the taste of real butter which I think
This vintage recipe uses shortening, but I much prefer the taste of real butter which I think
Monday, August 15, 2011
TGIF a Great Place to Savor, Sip, Save
As Joy of Desserts gets more and more popular, I'm proud to say that I get more and more offers from national and even international advertisers, and that means giveaways, coupons, offers, and all sorts of other deals all for you, my dear readers.
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Tasty! Vintage Recipe Thursday Linky Party
Each week I look forward to seeing your vintage recipes. There are so many tasty recipes that should be preserved for future generations. Please link below your family recipes or those from old cookbooks, magazines, recipe postcards, etc. To be vintage, a recipe only needs to be 10 years or older.
Take a look at a few of the tasty contributions from last week's linky party. Click on the photos
Take a look at a few of the tasty contributions from last week's linky party. Click on the photos
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Eleven Ice, Sherbet, Parfait, Sundae Recipes to keep cool
It's been hot. These easy frozen dessert recipes will cool you down in no time. There are ices, sherbets, sundaes, a baked Alaska, and a parfait. Perfect for the summer. Perfect for year-round deliciousness.
Lemon Ice, Coca Cola Ice, Ginger Ale Ice, and Root Beer Ice Recipes
Easy Cantaloupe Sundae Recipe
Lemon Milk Sherbet and Lemon Cream Sherbet Recipes
Individual Brownie Alaska Recipe
Lemon Ice, Coca Cola Ice, Ginger Ale Ice, and Root Beer Ice Recipes
Easy Cantaloupe Sundae Recipe
Lemon Milk Sherbet and Lemon Cream Sherbet Recipes
Individual Brownie Alaska Recipe
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Wordless Wednesday Linky: flowering or blooming teas
I have a Wordless Wednesday linky each week. Be sure to link your post below and to follow me if you want to easily find this weekly linky.
This post is shared with Trish's Tea Party Tuesday, Donna's Tuesday Tea Chat, Martha's Tea Cup Tuesday, Terry's Tea Cup Tuesday, Wordless Wednesday, What I Love Wednesday, Vintage Share the Love Wednesday, Woo Us To Your Blog, and Thursday-13.
I love to
This post is shared with Trish's Tea Party Tuesday, Donna's Tuesday Tea Chat, Martha's Tea Cup Tuesday, Terry's Tea Cup Tuesday, Wordless Wednesday, What I Love Wednesday, Vintage Share the Love Wednesday, Woo Us To Your Blog, and Thursday-13.
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Friday, July 29, 2011
No Ice Cream Maker Needed Method, 5 Ice Cream Recipes
It's been so hot in so many parts of the country that I'm sure you'll appreciate some ice cream recipes. I'm letting the "secret" out on how to convert any ice cream recipe so that you'll enjoy these even if you don't have an ice cream maker.
Keep cool and enjoy the weekend,
Click on the recipe titles.
No Ice Cream Maker Needed!
Make ice cream using this super easy method.
Keep cool and enjoy the weekend,
Click on the recipe titles.
No Ice Cream Maker Needed!
Make ice cream using this super easy method.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Caramel Ice Cream Recipe
Flickr/daveleb
Here's a recipe to help you (and me) beat the heat. I love to make homemade ice cream, and if you haven't tried it, you haven't realized how easy it is. It is much better tasting than most store-bought ice cream and much cheaper too. I love that I get to control the quality of my ingredients and try out all sorts of wonderful flavors I would not be able to buy from a brand.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
WW Linky: Okashi (Sweets) for Japanese Tea Ceremony
I have a Wordless Wednesday linky each week. Be sure to link your post below and to follow me if you want to easily find this weekly linky. This post is shared with Trish's Tea Party Tuesday, Donna's Tuesday Tea Chat, Martha's Tea Cup Tuesday, Terry's Tea Cup Tuesday, Wordless Wednesday, What I Love Wednesday, Vintage Share the Love Wednesday, Woo Us To Your Blog, and Thursday-13.
1. Japan
1. Japan
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Vintage Recipe Thursday: Pineapple Ice Cream Recipe
Flickr/Nautiljon
This pineapple ice cream can instantly transport you to Hawaii, even if you are going on a staycation. That's what flavors and scents do to us. One whiff of a certain perfume, and we are a child in the arms of our grandmother. One bite of pineapple and we are on vacation in Hawaii.
This recipe couldn't be any easier, just blend the ingredients together, pour into your ice
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Wordless Wednesday Linky: I love decorative sugar tongs
This post is shared with Trish's Tea Party Tuesday, Donna's Tuesday Tea Chat, Martha's Tea Cup Tuesday, Terry's Tea Cup Tuesday, Wordless Wednesday, What I Love Wednesday, Vintage Share the Love Wednesday, Woo Us To Your Blog. Be sure to link your Wordless Wednesday post below. I have a WW linky each week, so be sure to follow me if you want to easily find this weekly linky.
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Cookbook Review: The Fearless Baker, not just for beginners
Emily Luchetti has the reputation for being one of the best pastry chefs in the country and has received the James Beard Award for Outstanding Pastry Chef.
The San Francisco Chef has published another cookbook, The Fearless Baker. This book is aimed at beginning bakers who might even be afraid of the whole prospect of being in the kitchen, but don't be put off by that if you are more
The San Francisco Chef has published another cookbook, The Fearless Baker. This book is aimed at beginning bakers who might even be afraid of the whole prospect of being in the kitchen, but don't be put off by that if you are more
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Wordless Wednesday: I love teacups with pedestals
This post is shared with Tea Party Tuesday, Martha's Tea Cup Tuesday, Terry's Tea Cup Tuesday, Wordless Wednesday, What I Love Wednesday, Vintage Share the Love Wednesday, Woo Us To Your Blog.
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When I was a child in France my mom always drank her tea or coffee out of a teacup with an elegant and uncommon square foot or pedestal. It was given to her
Be sure to sign in with the WW linky below.
When I was a child in France my mom always drank her tea or coffee out of a teacup with an elegant and uncommon square foot or pedestal. It was given to her
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Vintage Recipe Thursday: Peppermint Ice Cream Recipe
Peppermint Crush Ice Cream
Welcome back to Vintage Recipe Thursday. Please link up your Vintage Recipes below. If you have an extra post from last Thursday, please feel free to link that one too.
If you didn't see my previous post, Blogger was having more problems last week. I was not able to post on Wednesday or Thursday, and I was finally able to get back into Blogger to post just minutes
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Wordless Wednesday: I love special teaspoons for my tea
This post is shared with Tea Party Tuesday, Martha's Tea Cup Tuesday, Terry's Tea Cup Tuesday, Wordless Wednesday, What I Love Wednesday, Vintage Share the Love Wednesday, I Love Blogging Wednesday Blog Hop, and Welcome Wednesday, Thursday Thirteen.
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Those of us who enjoy the art and pleasures of tea love all the paraphernalia too. Today, I am
Be sure to sign in with the WW linky below.
Those of us who enjoy the art and pleasures of tea love all the paraphernalia too. Today, I am
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