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kimberleym1968
April 16th, 2009, 12:28 AM
I went to visit my grandma last week and she made her famous
cucumber salad!!
thinly sliced cucumbers (peeled)
mayonnaise and dash of apple cider vinegar mixed
salt
pepper
They are sooooooo yummy and affordable to make! Whats your favorite grandma recipe?
jadeeyes
April 16th, 2009, 08:53 AM
I went to visit my grandma last week and she made her famous
cucumber salad!!
thinly sliced cucumbers (peeled)
mayonnaise and dash of apple cider vinegar mixed
salt
pepper
They are sooooooo yummy and affordable to make! Whats your favorite grandma recipe?
My Mom used to make this throughout the summer. Our big garden in the back yard yielded us a lot of cucumbers. Too bad I've never liked cucumbers.
candlelight
April 16th, 2009, 09:45 AM
Well both my Grandmother's have been gone for a LONG time, but she used to make us snow ice cream at the first fresh snow.
Scoop fresh snow in a bowl. Add sugar to taste a little milk and vanilla. Mix and eat, YUMMY! It was the best!
kimberleym1968
April 16th, 2009, 07:21 PM
Well both my Grandmother's have been gone for a LONG time, but she used to make us snow ice cream at the first fresh snow.
Scoop fresh snow in a bowl. Add sugar to taste a little milk and vanilla. Mix and eat, YUMMY! It was the best!
no kidding? thats something i'll have to try...hehe
Leigh1917
April 18th, 2009, 05:07 PM
I'd have to say macaroni salad is my favorite. My mom finally started making it about 10 years ago, and the first few times it was nothing like my grandmother's. The next time she made it, I tasted it and told her it was so close to Mamaw's. My mom then told me she'd put a little bit of mustard in it. I HATE mustard. To this day, my grandmother still denies that she uses mustard in her macaroni salad.
I just finished making macaroni salad. I would post the recipe, but I don't exactly have measurements for it.
jc513
April 18th, 2009, 05:33 PM
As a kid my favorite from grandma was chocolate gravy and biscuits. :yeah My Grandma could make the best homemade biscuits, I will get her recipe real soon, I can remember her making them in a cast iron cake pan.
Anyway, Grandma would make chocolate gravy using dry cocoa, sugar, vanilla, milk and butter. She would cook it in a pan until it got the consistency of gravy, then we would pour over the fresh hot buttered biscuits, and down it with a large glass of milk. When I mention chocolate gravy to my wife and kids they give me a strange look and go ugh..
KaiafromBergen
April 18th, 2009, 05:45 PM
Grandma's Savory Stuffing: As close as any of us can come that is . . .
A bowl full of dried bread cubes (a close as we've been able to come, six cups or more of dried bread cubes)
One tart apple (med to large) - minced ultra fine
One large onion - again minced ultra fine
One (between a teaspoon and table spoon) dried sage
One (between a teaspoon and table spoon) dried thyme
Two (we've found the best, teaspoons) dried poultry seasoning
Mix together before adding to other ingredients: three tablespoons of melted butter, 1/2 table spoon of salt, pepper to taste.
Mix all of the above together, sprinkling water over everything till very moist and stuff the appropriate fowl (in this case a turkey) loosely and let the stuffing spill out of the cavity into the roasting pan.
Sorry the measurements are not more exact, but Grandma never wrote down her recipe, and my mom and aunts and guessed at it ever since her going Home to Glory!!!!
jadeeyes
April 19th, 2009, 12:21 AM
As a kid my favorite from grandma was chocolate gravy and biscuits. :yeah My Grandma could make the best homemade biscuits, I will get her recipe real soon, I can remember her making them in a cast iron cake pan.
Anyway, Grandma would make chocolate gravy using dry cocoa, sugar, vanilla, milk and butter. She would cook it in a pan until it got the consistency of gravy, then we would pour over the fresh hot buttered biscuits, and down it with a large glass of milk. When I mention chocolate gravy to my wife and kids they give me a strange look and go ugh..
Chocolate gravy is an old southern recipe. I used to make biscuits and chocolate gravy for my kids. Now I make it for my grandkids.
ruth
April 19th, 2009, 12:53 AM
my fave would have to be roast beef with yorkshire pudding with custard pie for dessert.YUM!
candlelight
April 19th, 2009, 11:19 AM
Well since my Grandmother's died when I was pretty young, I do not remember a lot except for the snow icecream, but my Mom was from Georgia and made the best fried and barbecued chicken with biscuits, mashed potato's and coleslaw. I kn ow she learned that from my Grandmother.
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