My grandpa discovered a red velvet cake recipe in the ’60s that became a family legend. The key is in the heritage frosting. After tweaking the original recipe, I achieved a moist, tender, and vibrant red sponge. Double the frosting for a perfect four-layer delight!
Grandma’s Pumpkin Chiffon Bars combine layers of flavor and texture for an unforgettable dessert. A gingersnap crust is topped with cheesecake, spiced pumpkin, and cinnamon whipped cream, creating a light and airy treat. Earning my grandma’s mark of “excellent”
I always loved my Grandma Pheifer’s Sour Cream Cookies at Christmas – the cakey, not-too-sweet cutouts were my ideal! I only remember enjoying them plain, but they are the perfect vehicle for a rich frosting avoiding an overall cloyingly sweet cookie.
It’s been a while since we explored Grandma’s Excellent Files, and, of course, she didn’t disappoint with this simple dish featuring browned pork breakfast sausage and hash browns mixed with tomatoes and peppers, all topped with cheddar cheese, covered with eggs, and cook until set. It’s all my favorite breakfast items in one skillet!
Grandma’s Excellent Files: I returned from a trip home last summer with 100s of recipes from both grandmas – some were classics I grew up with, others I’d only heard about, and others I can guarantee I’ll never attempt (looking at you pickled cow’s tongue). […]
Time for a slice of nostalgia! My Grandma used to make this simple Raw Vegetable Pizza, and growing up my mom made it on the regular when warmer weather rolled around – it was one of those ubiquitous dishes that everyone seemed to have a […]