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Glazed Ham Balls
Time to dig up an old ’50’s recipe from my card catalog in the Culinary Cellar using leftover ham. My grandma used to make these!
Lulu Paste
Lulu Paste is considered a Southern heirloom recipe from Richmond, Virginia. It is similar to pimiento cheese and tastes wonderful!
Marinated Pork Roast with Pine Nut Rice
On an icy and rainy day, a pork roast and rice sound pretty good, especially if the roast is a recipe from my mom.
Easy English Muffin Loaves
An English Muffin in a loaf form is so easy to make and has all the nooks and crannies you expect, not to mention the intoxicating aroma in your kitchen!
New York, New York!
New York has everything possible under the sun to eat. Let’s start with some fun street food, then I’ll tell you about Molly O’Neill’s New York Cookbook.
Sphere Magazine, July 1974
Sphere Magazine July 1974 featured cool summer salads, grilling fruits and vegetables, and for kids, how to start a lemonade stand!
Pennsylvania Dutch Chocolate Funny Cake Pie
How could I resist not trying a Pennsylvania Dutch recipe called “Chocolate Funny Cake Pie?”
