Do you like finding new recipes? I collect recipes...have been doing it for years. This is my recipe book...it's stained from the years of cooking.
Every time I open this recipe book...a flood of memories takes over my brain...my mom, sisters, brother and friends pop out at me.
This is a recipe I found one day while browsing the internet. Can't remember where I found it...but it is really good!
Crock-pot Oatmeal
Doesn't it look yummy!
I've been working on my
RSC blocks...I'm making Crazy Quilt blocks for this. I have a pretty good stack of them...but I'm still playing catch up..I have January, February, May and June all done.
"Stuff" I use for making Crazy Quilt Blocks. Once the blocks are done, I get to embellish them. My list of 13 items for working on Crazy Quilt blocks....
1. Needles
2. Pins
3. Threads
4. Scissors
5. Fabric
6. Embroidery Hoop
7. Buttons
8. Beads
9. Lace
10. Ribbon
11. Silk Flowers
12. Yarn
13. Embroidery Floss
Just for fun...here's a picture of my nieces and grand daughter having fun during their trip "outback" behind the barn...
Hope you have an awesome....
Linking up with:
The Good. The Random.The Fun.
Thursday 13
Put Your Foot Down
Heyyy I gotta move you back to active I Like posts with this one! Good list. I fell out of love with cooking but with the lack of take out now I have to fall back in love with recipes!
ReplyDeleteLeeAnna at not afraid of color
interesting
ReplyDeleteI have never made crockpot oatmeal but it sounds yummy. And easy! I like easy. Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteI have a cookbook that includes all my grandmother's family favorite recipes - it is a prized possession! Your crazy quilt blocks sound like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could quilt. And yes, that oatmeal looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI love that photo of the girls being girls. :-)
ReplyDeleteRecipe books like that are wonderful. :-) I like those blocks.
ReplyDeleteAll my cookbooks are yellowed and stained.
ReplyDeleteAfter reading your post I am convinced that women collect recipes for the memories. Thinking back my mil would sit and look at one of her cook books she put together for hours and not make anything. The recipes were a collection from her mother, grand mother and great aunt although I am sure additional favorites from other places were added too. Thank you for the memory and for linking up to Put your foot down. Love the crazy quilt blocks too.
ReplyDeleteHi Sherrie! I am a quiet collector of recipes. I don't have many cookbooks per se, but I have tons of them printed out from the internet. Somewhere, I also have recipe boxes from my mom and sister. I just couldn't bring myself to throwing them away plus I enjoy seeing their handwriting. I agree with Denise's idea that we save them for the memories. ~smile~ Roseanne
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