Flavors of Childhood?
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NewLIFEstyle4ME wrote: »
you can find the recipe here:
https://www.seasonedkitchen.com/moms-corned-beef-cabbage
chicken salad most times on saltine crackers but sometimes, as a special treat on ritz crackers or even on a croissant
Sausage and egg sandwiches
Polish sausage and fries
Seeing your favourite childhood bites and the memories they conjured ... Thank you ever so much!0 -
Christmas morning this is a staple.2 -
Mashed Potatoes. My mother was not a good cook, but we always had mashed potatoes (Irish), so us kids would bury everything in mashed potatoes in order to get it down. LOL
My Mom is the oldest of 7 and grew up peeling potatoes all the time, she refused to make real mashed potatoes and we had the boxed potato flakes. Real mashed potatoes at someone else's house were amazing! My SIL makes them for holidays, it's my favorite dish.1 -
pancakerunner wrote: »
Christmas morning this is a staple.pancakerunner wrote: »
Christmas morning this is a staple.
For my family it’s the cheap pillsbury cinnamon rolls. Moms makes them every Christmas morning since I was a kid. They just taste like Christmas to me now .😊
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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
Christmas morning this is a staple.pancakerunner wrote: »
Christmas morning this is a staple.
For my family it’s the cheap pillsbury cinnamon rolls. Moms makes them every Christmas morning since I was a kid. They just taste like Christmas to me now .😊
Oh, yes! Same... it's usually a spread in my house. Also, my dad usually would (and still does) make the fluffliest scrambled eggs and breakfast sausage patties!! I can smell it already... OMG. and toasted cinnamon bread with melted butter!
https://housewifehowtos.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Homemade-Breakfast-Sausage.jpg
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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
Christmas morning this is a staple.pancakerunner wrote: »
Christmas morning this is a staple.
For my family it’s the cheap pillsbury cinnamon rolls. Moms makes them every Christmas morning since I was a kid. They just taste like Christmas to me now .😊
Try Harris teeter gooey cinammon rolls. Way better.. actually made some this morning.
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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
Christmas morning this is a staple.pancakerunner wrote: »
Christmas morning this is a staple.
For my family it’s the cheap pillsbury cinnamon rolls. Moms makes them every Christmas morning since I was a kid. They just taste like Christmas to me now .😊
Hilarious, the one time a year my mom did and does make breakfast is Christmas morning. She always makes these cinnamon rolls, eggs, and ham.2 -
hershey's needs to bring these back or I will..
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SWEET
SAVORY
SPICY
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I loved these as a kid. Suckers that you could play music with! Not sure why they bought them for us.
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Grandma used to make biscuits and chocolate gravy for us as kids. I know it sounds gross, but it's so good. There's no meat in the chocolate gravy. It's like a less sweet, thicker pudding.3 -
PaperDoll_ wrote: »
I had one. Made the two cakes it came with and never used it again.0 -
PaperDoll_ wrote: »
I had one. Made the two cakes it came with and never used it again.
I always wanted one too...I never got it for my birthday...but ended up seeing it at our school's 'market fair' and got it for a steal! I had to (with my mom's help) make up our own recipes (although I wanted my mom to purchase the 'real' packaged ones...again, she never did lol!) Best 'light bulb' I ever bought as a kid!1 -
PaperDoll_ wrote: »
I loved these as a kid. Suckers that you could play music with! Not sure why they bought them for us.
Aww I forgot all about these! Loved them as a kid💗1 -
We used to have these on a regular basis, for my siblings and I to have for lunch or a snack. My mother did the majority of all of the cooking, but we used to prepare these for ourselves when we were young. They came in a cloth bag and we would boil them in water and put hot sauce on them when they were ready:
Notice the tamales were 4 for $1.00...I'm pretty sure this was a package of 12, because tamales (and food in general) was super cheaper than it is now (of course people made less too).
We used to also put peppermint sticks in our pickles too:
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pancakerunner wrote: »
Ooooo yes moms homemade blueberry muffins smothered in butter exactly like that! I used to have 4 every day when I got home from school as a snack lol.2 -
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
Ooooo yes moms homemade blueberry muffins smothered in butter exactly like that! I used to have 4 every day when I got home from school as a snack lol.
the mini muffins are what I grew up on! haha0 -
I remember having hot dogs chopped up into Kraft mac n cheese for lunch...what the hell was my mom thinking???2
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pancakerunner wrote: »
oh the memories...yes, we had that too (baked beans from the can too...the one with the little square of fat in it lol)0 -
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SuzySunshine99 wrote: »
noooooo!0 -
pancakerunner wrote: »SuzySunshine99 wrote: »
noooooo!
But you don't just cut up hot dogs in canned beans and serve it....
You use all-beef kosher dogs.
You add onion soup mix, mustard, and chopped onions to the beans.
Bake it in the oven until the top is brown with crispy edges.
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hanky pankies!
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