Who is ready for a huge, floofy fluffball of a dessert? This is Cherry Chocolate Ice Box Dessert! Print Cherry Chocolate Ice Box Dessert Author: Favorite Recipes of Home Economics Teachers, Desserts, 1963 Ingredients ½ lb chocolate covered graham crackers ½ cup...
Happy Friday! Who wants some beans? Some beans in the shape of a loaf? This is Cheese and Bean Loaf! Print Cheese And Bean Loaf Author: Success In Seasonings, Lea & Perrins, 1930 Ingredients 1 pound can kidney beans ½ pound American cheese 1 chopped onion,...
Happy Valentine’s Day! Who is ready for some pudding cake? This is Loverboy Pudding Cake! Print Loverboy Pudding Cake Author: Bisquick, 1973 Ingredients 1½ cups Bisquick baking mix ⅓ cup sugar 1 egg ½ cup water or milk (warmed) 2 oz semisweet chocolate, melted and...
I’ve already made cookies with potato chips on this blog, so this week I decided to make cookies with corn chips! These are Frito Macaroons! Print Frito Macaroons Author: Recipes For All Occasions, 1947 Ingredients 2 Tablespoons shortening ½ cup sugar ⅔ cup coconut...
This week we are trying to figure out if the addition of lime gelatin will make marshmallows and celery taste good together. This is Marshmallow Chill! Print Marshmallow Chill Author: Knudsen Recipes For Greater Food Value, 1955 Ingredients 1 4 oz pkg lime gelatin...
So, I’ve been threatening to do this for a few years now, but I finally went ahead and did it yesterday. I made Soup Cakes! This recipe is from a 1959 Aunt Jemima pamphlet entitled Pancakes Unlimited. We used this a few years ago to make some pancakes with chocolate...
This week we are making meatloaf! This is Jubilee Meat Loaf! Print Jubilee Meat Loaf Author: Recipes From Checkerboard Square, 1959 Ingredients 2 eggs, slightly beaten ¾ cup condensed cream of tomato or condensed tomato soup ¼ cup water 1 cup Wheat Chex 1¼ lbs...
Back when I shared the fabulous Mt. Fuji gelatin, I told you about a second project I’d assigned to Carolyn and her scientist friends. And by “project”, I of course mean ridiculous gelatin. This Christmas week, snuggle up in your comfiest chair, grab yourself a warm...
I seriously love this time of year. It is time for cookies! And these are Cracker Jills! 5.0 from 2 reviews Print Cracker Jills Author: Wisconsin Electric, 1971 Ingredients ½ cup butter 3 ounces cream cheese (room temperature) 1¼ cups brown sugar, packed 1 egg 2...
