Grandma Falba’s favorites envelope contained two sugar cookie recipes, the first being a ‘drop’ cookie recipe, this one is Continue reading “The Best Sugar Cookie Recipe (2 of 2)”
The Best Sugar Cookie Recipe (2 of 2)
The Best Sugar Cookie Recipe (1 of 2)
How to make the best sugar cookies? Ask whoever makes your favorites and go from there. That’s what I’ve done here, taking from Grandma Falba’s own recipes. She Continue reading “The Best Sugar Cookie Recipe (1 of 2)”
Ruth Moore’s Grandmother’s Ginger Bread
Grandma Falba had two good friends that lived across the street from her in Twin Falls, Idaho. Ora Mae Sumner lived just directly Continue reading “Ruth Moore’s Grandmother’s Ginger Bread”
Popcorn Balls, Two Versions
Grandma has two recipes for popcorn balls, a crunch and gooey treat she made for us grandkids many times. One recipe is written in a very Continue reading “Popcorn Balls, Two Versions”
Peanut Butter Cookies
More ‘Favorite Recipes’ envelope cookies from Grandma Falba–with a note on the top that probably means she thought Continue reading “Peanut Butter Cookies”
Carol Ann’s Carrot Cake with Pineapple
From Grandma’s Favorites envelope, a carrot cake recipe that my mom loved so much, it was named just for her. I have to confess Continue reading “Carol Ann’s Carrot Cake with Pineapple”
Pumpkin Cookies
This cookie recipe card is so worn and stained that it’s very difficult to read the ingredients and directions, but I’ll do my best. Continue reading “Pumpkin Cookies”
Oatmeal Cookies
From Grandma’s Favorites envelope, these oatmeal cookies were made often and well. I’m pretty sure this cookie recipe Continue reading “Oatmeal Cookies”
Peanut Brittle
For a few years, Grandma earned extra money my making and selling her own peanut brittle. She had lunch-sized brown paper bags full of this wonderful Continue reading “Peanut Brittle”
Christmas Divinity
Grandma had several Divinity recipes in her recipe drawer, from neighbors, friends and family members. This Divinity recipe is hers, Continue reading “Christmas Divinity”