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Category Archives: Nana's Recipe project
Gram’s Slaw – A Special Guest Post!
As I mentioned on Tuesday, Jeannie from Life on the Clothesline is visiting today to share one of her favourite old-fashioned recipes (with a bonus recipe for chicken strips thrown in too!) This is the second post in her series on … Continue reading
Honey Cakes – Cake or Cookie?
Recipe: Honey Drop Cakes Source: New Royal Cook Book Date: 1922 I decided to take a break from the 1940s and explore some of the other cookbooks my great-grandmother left behind. She has many books that were put out by … Continue reading
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1940s Bran and ‘Lasses Muffins
Source: Victory Economy Bulletin No. 10 Date: 1940s Here is another no-sugar war-time recipe. One of the reasons I am enjoying these recipes so much is the absence of refined sugars. I decided last year to try to use natural … Continue reading
Victory Economy Jam Roly-Poly
Source: Victory Economy Bulletin No. 10 Date: WW2 It’s been a while since I have done one of these posts. If you are unfamiliar with this project, you can find out more here. With the war putting restrictions on sugar, … Continue reading
Pineapple Cheese Cake
Recipe: Juliet’s Pineapple Cheesecake Source: Nana’s Handwritten Recipes Date: unknown Some of you might remember me mentioning my failed attempt at my great-grandmother’s cheesecake recipe. We will call this “Exhibit A.” As you can see, Exhibit A does not really resemble … Continue reading
Ginger Cookies
Wow! I was surprised by all the kind comments after the muffins didn’t work out. I’m really not that upset – I knew going into this project that I couldn’t possibly like all of the recipes (remember the Ox head?) In the … Continue reading
1940s Orange Honey Muffins
Recipe: Orange Honey Muffins Date: WW II Source: Economy Bulletin#7 After the success of the date bread I decided to try another sugar-saving recipe from the “Lakeside Home Services Bureau” victory economy bulletins. I was excited about this one because … Continue reading
1940s Honey Wholewheat Bread
Recipe: Honey Wholewheat Bread Source: Victory Economy Bulletin No. 3 Date: 1940s – World War II One of the reasons that I was so excited to find my great-grandmother’s recipes was that I was sure they would be a good … Continue reading
WW2 Oatmeal Fruit Bars
Recipe: Oatmeal Fruit Bars Source: The Toronto Star Date: 1943 I have started to sift through some of the many recipes my great-grandmother clipped out of newspapers. I am finding the newspapers not only great for finding recipes, but also … Continue reading
Coconut Macaroons
Recipe: Coconut Macaroons Source: Nana’s handwritten recipes Hubby and I were craving something sweet last night but there was absolutely nothing in the house that met that description (I offered to make hubby a smoothie but he turned me down - … Continue reading