Are you ready for yet another great Gooseberry Patch Book Giveaway?
This time it’s for their yet to be released…
I had so much fun perusing this book and finding recipes to try for this review. As always there are super fun tips and ideas sprinkled throughout the book.
I found so many recipes in here that I remembered eating when I was growing up. There is definitely something in here for every one. You’ll find something for every course of the day.
Take a look!
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
BREAKFAST AND BRUNCH
APPETIZERS AND SNACKS
SOUPS, BREADS, AND SANDWICHES
SIDES AND SALADS
MAIN DISHES
DESSERTS
See it takes you right through the whole day with tons of yummy recipes.
Here’s a few that I’ve tried so far that were thumbs up in my family.
and Polka Dot Soup! The kids liked this one a lot.
As with the other book I reviewed, there are still a bunch I want to try. Like Mom’s Sweet Apple Omelet, Evelyn’s Crab-Stuffed Potatoes and the Rich Oatmeal Cake!
So do you want to win a copy of this yet to be released book? Of course you do and here’s how.
Giveaway Rules1. Tell me one of your favorite recipes that your mom used to make or still does.That’s it! Easy huh?Giveaway will be open until Thursday, March 3rd @ 12:00 pm EST. A winner will be picked by using Random.org and announced that day. Giveaway is only open to the U.S and Canada.
If you don’t want to wait you can preorder your copy today by visiting the Gooseberry Patch website.
HAVE A FABULOUS DAY!!
*Gooseberry Patch provided me with Mom’s Best Recipes Cookbook and one to giveaway in return for an honest review of the book.*
Way back when~back when we girls would get off the school bus we loved it when Mama had been baking. Homemade breads and cinnamon rolls, but my very favorite was her old time tea cake cookies with a glass of milk!
ReplyDeletePlease enter me in your give-away. I found your blog and all the Gooseberry Patch feature Friday blogs while visiting with them yesterday.
Favorite recipe.. hmmmm.... Chocolate Angel Food Dessert. I need that recipe! IT is divine!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway, Kim! :)
Have a blessed day!
Sherry
My favorite was my Mom's Sunday morning creamed eggs on toast. It is basically chopped eggs in a white sauce, but we would all hang around the stove hoping the white sauce would thicken just a little bit faster. We would toast our bread & tear it into small pieces then pour the creamed eggs over the toast & season with salt & pepper. We would sit down together & eat before rushing off to church, because with eight of us kids, it was ALWAYS a rush - lol. Yummy!! I may have to make that today for breakfast now.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was my mom's lasagna!
ReplyDeleteHi! My favorite recipe my Mom used to make is hamburger tater tot casserole! So yummy! :)
ReplyDeleteI always knew that Christmas decorations would be going up soon when I found Mom hard at work making her German Christmas Stollen. These were always made well in advance so they could "ripen". Most stollens are made with yeast but mom did her's the old way with baking powder, glazed pineapples, dried apricots, slivered almonds, and martizapan. She always makes around 5 or 6 of them so friends and family can enjoy a taste of Germany.
ReplyDeletePlease enter me in your book give-a-way. Wish there were several of these books to give away. It looks really great.
My favorite would have been my moms lasagna or rot beer floats
ReplyDeleteMom's Spaghetti Sauce & Meatball recipes. The BEST! Guaranteed to please even the little ones. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for sharing the Ham & Gruyere Egg Cups and porch Popcorn recipes!
I need to be a winner of this GP cookbook.......or I'm going to have to buy it! LOL
Lynda
Her homemade apple pie.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, do you promise not to tell that my mom is really not a good cook? I didn't have any trouble being skinny when I lived at home. She can make blackened pancakes - charred on the outside and runny on the inside! LOL!!! Anything that came ready made was her best! Shhhh, remember that it's not to be repeated back to her!
ReplyDeleteEvery year on my birthday (tomorrow YAY!) my mom makes me her chili rellano casserole because it's one of my all time favorites, but her potato soup is also one of the most succulent things EVER! There isn't anything I won't eat that my mom makes!
ReplyDeleteMy mom made a cassrole that consisted of macaroni, ground beef, tomato soup and an outrageous amount of cheese melted on top. Every time I make it I am transported back to my youth.
ReplyDeletedftrew(at)gmail(dot)com
Homemade Chicken N Dumplings! YUM!!! Miss you momma!!! :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorites would be any kind of soup, steak and gravy, or roast and dumplings.
ReplyDeleteI would have to say my favorite recipe that my mom used to make is her chickpea lamb soup. it is a moroccan dish and its so comforting in the winter months. the key is to go easy on the lamb- and the secret ingredient is cinnamon!!
ReplyDeletemmmm...good
anashct [at] yahoo [dot] com
Although my mom was a wonderful woman, she did not cook! My favorite thing was when she would make blueberry muffins (from a Jiffy box!) late at night for a special treat. THAT, is why I would love to win this! Cooking has been a trial and error for me and I need all the help I can get!!
ReplyDeleteI think my very favorite recipe my mom made when I was a kid was Husbands Delight. I am sure other people have different names for it now but we loved the dessert and the name! It is layers of pudding, coolwhip,nuts, and a graham crust! So delicious!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to win a copy of this book! You've created some wonderful looking dishes!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite dishes mom made was stuffed Zucchini. Nothing says summer quite like it. :)
My mom used to make Creamed Cod. I used to love that with boiled potatoes. Back then the cod wasn't expensive like it is now and it's hard to find here. She used to get the salted cod in the wooden box.
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes the best red velvet cake.
ReplyDeleteI remember when I was still in school the thing was to be a vegetarian. So I tried and was doing really good until my mom made my favorite Beef Stroganoff! There was no way I was going to be a vegetarian while she was making that!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite rainy day lunch was grilled cheese and tomato soup!! Still make it for my kiddos
ReplyDeleteMy Mom always made lasagna for my birthday. I still love it!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite recipe my mom would make was BBQ shortribs. I loved pouring tons of sauce on my mashed potatoes until my plate was one big soupy mess!
ReplyDeleteI love my mother's flan. She makes it better than just anyone I know.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite meal my mom makes is fried chicken, with mashed potatoes and homemade mac and cheese. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteI remember when I was in school, the cool thing at the time was to be a vegetarian. I did well with this up until my mom fixed her awesome Beef Stroganoff. There was no way I was going to be a vegetarian and miss my mom's stroganoff, so that ended that.
ReplyDeleteI used to cry every time my mom made me eat her favorite recipe of Potato Soup. I did not like it then nor do I like it now.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway!
My mom's chicken spaghetti is my favorite recipe!
ReplyDeleteFavorite recipe of Mom's? That's easy. Christmas wouldn't have been Christmas without Mom's Fudge Meltaway bar cookies. Yummmmm!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite recipe that my Mom would make was Oven Fried Chicken. I was seasoned perfectly and had a crisp outer skin with juicy chicken meat inside. Just thinking about it makes me hungry. Please enter me in your contest. I love Gooseberry Patch cookbooks !!!
ReplyDeletemeatloaf on sundays yummmm!!
ReplyDeletelindydierks@yahoo.com
I lived across the road from the school and so being I could go home for lunch. One of my favorite lunches was homemade meatloaf with ketchup and bacon on top, either Marconi & cheese or baked potatoes that had salt on the skins. Lunch most often was are big meal of the day.
ReplyDeleteI hope this enters me in the contest.
I'm new to your site.....my favorite dish my mom makes is swiss steak...warm and comforting with lots of gravy! A must add....mashed potatoes!
ReplyDeleteI have to say her Lasagna she the best homemade spag. sauce took all day to cook so that added to the Lasagna
ReplyDeleteMy favorite recipe that my Mom made was her made from scratch Lemon pie - it was sweet but tart and the mile high meringue was so light and airy. Mmmm, I can just taste it.
ReplyDeletemy mom's lasagna robandlara@att.net
ReplyDeleteMy sweet mom was not the cook in our family while I was growing up. But my dad would turn Sundays into a wonderful cooking day. All day long he would be creating something wonderful. Spaghetti sauce, white bean chili, lasagna, slow-roasted pork roast...we always looked forward to Sunday dinners at our house.
ReplyDeleteEach year for my birthday, I could pick out the dinner menu. And always, I requested Mom's Smothered Pork Chops. After hours in the oven, the tender chops melted in your mouth. My favorite dinner till this day and it brings back great memories of my mom. Sure would love to win that super cookbook to add to my collection. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI remember my mom's Banana Bread, warm from the oven, sliced thick and spread with butter. Yum!Yum!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing some of the recipes from the new Gooseberry Patch cookbook. I found your blog from a link at their Facebook page.
nannyrae2003@yahoo.com
I miss my mom's Chicken Casserole. I still can't make it like she can.
ReplyDeletemysticbutterfly37 at yahoo.com
Chicken Casserole and Hot Pineapple Cassercole
ReplyDeleteHer homemade southern pecan pie.
ReplyDeletecherry pie
ReplyDeleteMy mom's fried chicken was absolutely the best I have EVER eaten, I wish I knew how she did it.
ReplyDeleteMy mom was a wonderful cook - my older sister and I have been compiling all of her recipes into scrapbooked albums for our younger siblings. To have to select a favorite...hmmm, that's hard! She made an awesome and really easy Broccoli Cheese casserole that I still make - it's always a hit. Her homemade chili was also awesome, but she didn't have a recipe for that, so I've had to come up with my own. Desserts would be her Apple Brown Betty and Venetians...yummy! Everything from scratch...no wonder I've always needed to diet - LOL! :-)
ReplyDeleteOne of my mom's best meals was Beef and Noodles. She used a pressure cooker to cook the roast until it was fall apart tender. She made homemade noodles in a perfect broth. Added the meat and served with homemade bread. Yummy
ReplyDeleteMy favorite thing that my mom made was chicken and dressing. My husband says he likes hers better than any other dressing he has ever had.
ReplyDeleteOH I would so love to have this cookbook!! My favorite mom's recipe is: Apple Dumplings
ReplyDelete1 Granny Smith apple
3/4 stick real butter
3/4 C sugar
1/2 t cinnamon
1/2 t. vanilla
5 oz Mt Dew
1 can crescent rolls
Melt butter and add sugar, vanilla and cinnamon...Peel apple and slice into 8 pieces...Roll each apple in a crescent roll and place in 9 x 13 pan..Scoop sugar mixture on top...Pour Mt. Dew ( or any clear pop) over and around dumplings..Bake 350 degrees for 30 minutes or until golden brown..
YUM YUM.....
JUDY LANGLEY
richard.langley@mchsi.com
My mom used to make us homemade macaroni and cheese! Yumm... I still make it today for my kids! thanks for the preview!
ReplyDeletekhigs@voyager.net
My favorite recipe that my mom cooks for me is, her roast with potatoes and carrots. Mmmm good.
ReplyDeleteMY MOM (GRANDMA) USED TO ALWAYS MAKE STUFFED PEPPERS WHEN I WAS GROWING UP. GRANTED WHEN I WAS YOUNGER, I WAS ALL ABOUT WHAT WAS STUFFED IN THEM WITH THE RICE AND ALL THE GOODIES, BUT NOW AS AN ADULT I REALLY LOVE TO SAVOR THE FLAVORS EVERYTIME SHE MAKES THEM EVEN NOW WITH THE SWEET TASTE OF THE GREEN PEPPERS, AND HER SPECIAL RECIPE MIXTURE ON THE INSIDE. MY KIDS DESPISE VEGGIES FOR THE MOST PART, BUT NO ONE CAN RESIST GRAM'S FAMOUS STUFFED GREEN PEPPERS! THANKS FOR GIVING US THE OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE OUR MEMORIES WITH YOU IN SUCH A FUN GIVEAWAY! ^_^
ReplyDeleteEvery birthday I would ask for her famous chocolate wowie cake it was so good and rich.
ReplyDeleteI'm from a large family of 8 children, but even as a little girl (I being the oldest) I have fond memories of my mother baking bread, then just after it came out of the oven sitting on the cool cement steps with a THICK slice of steaming bread lathered with honey & butter dripping off onto my fingers to lick. YUM! I still have to have a slice just out of the oven when I make bread too, & sure enough I'm transported back to those cement steps on a hut summer day eating my mother's home made bread & thinking..."life couldn't get any better"!
ReplyDelete(((HUGS))), Carolee=Homer, Alaska
Every birthday I would ask for her famous chocolate wowie cake it is so rich and delicious.
ReplyDeleteMy mom was never one that did a lot of cooking but she made awesome lemon cookies and marshmallow creme fudge.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! Love Gooseberry Patch books!
Kari
My favorite recipe was pot roast:)
ReplyDeleteMy mother was such a wonderful cook that chosing one thing is very difficult! Her apple pies were to die for! Plus, any cake she made was pure heaven. I miss her being able to cook so much.
ReplyDeleteMy mother's Hawaiian Chicken and chocolate icebox cake!!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting! Thank you for the great chance at winning this new cookbook! The 2 favorite things that I wish we could have of Mom's would be her special fried pork chops or her homemade chicken strips! Momma had a way of cooking them, like no other! And if it was known this was on the table, people came from afar for dinner! Just a taste even!
ReplyDeleteHugs and Blessings,
My Mom always did (and still does) make the best fried chicken ever! Yum!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite dish of my mother's, grandmother's, and great-grandmother's has to be Chicken Casserole. Delicious and comforting. I have a copy of the recipe in my great grandmother's handwriting---priceless!
ReplyDeletehalyec@yahoo.com
My mom used to make scalloped potatoes in the microwave ~ they were yummy!
ReplyDeletejmdanials (@) gmail . com
My mom used to make these wonderful baked beans with hamburger and onions, bacon, ketchup, mustard, apple cider vinegar and brown sugar. She always cooked "by taste" and, true-to-form, when she gave me a bunch of her recipes, this one included just the ingredients, no amounts specified. I get close, but I can never quite get the same result.
ReplyDeleteScalloped potatoes with ham--always one of my favorites. And her roasts with potatoes,and carrots for Sunday dinner!
ReplyDeleteMy marmy makes the best surprise muffins in the world. We always loved waking up to these yummy treats. Never knew what was going to be in them :)
ReplyDeleteI remember when I was a little girl when there was a death in the community our church would fix lunch and take it to the home and serve it, then the ladies would eat and also do all the clean up, then attend the funeral. The family didn't have to do anything. Each lady had a certain dish they would fix. They knew immediately what to fix. My mom's was 4 chocolate pies: 1 cup sugar, 2 heaping T of flour, 2 T cocoa, can of evaporated milk, T butter, t vanilla. Stir dry ingredients together. Add liquids and on med heat, stirring constantly, boil until thick. Pour into baked pie shell. This was just for one pie. So she would x 4 the recipe. I miss those days. When daddy passed away in November 2003, this same church brought food to their house. One dish was missing though, mama's chocolate pies. She was not thinking of pies that day.
ReplyDeleteI am a big cookbook collector so please enter me into your contest.
It's hard to pick just one, but the memory of her individual dishes of beef enchiladas baking in the oven really takes me back. We each got our own, and they were very, very good!
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes thee best frosted cut out cookies!! Thanks for the opportunity to win this wonderful cookbook!! GBP is the best!!
ReplyDeleteNicole
luv2teech71@hotmail.com
My favorite was Mom's Egg Goldenrod. The five of us kids called it "egg stuff". It sounds like the same as thing that TerriLynn described in her post. The yolk from the hard boiled egg would be separated, smashed with a fork and crumbled on top of the white sauce that included the white part of the egg. We usually enjoyed this at dinner time.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...I think my kids would love this too! :)
I would love to win this cookbook!
(aj-aslan7 at comcast dot net)
The favorite thing my Mom made many long years ago was homemade noodles and chicken which she would then put over homemade mash potatos........Mmmmmmmmm goodddddd!
ReplyDeleteKeeping my fingers crossed for your give away.....
please enter me in your giveaway!! my fav of my moms? Her delicious pork chops! omg mouthwatering!
ReplyDeletethank you!!!
My mother was a great cook - especially desserts. She made angel food cake from scratch; peach cobbler and pies that were wonderful!!! She passed away last October, but would have been 93 tomorrow, March 2nd!!
ReplyDeleteLove you momma.........
Texas sheet cake. I still request it for my birthday!
ReplyDeleteHi Kim! My mom was an excellent cook, and she made wonderful food. I think my favorite was the old Chicken and Rice casserole. Raw rice, 3 cream soups, raw chicken on the bone (on top). Total comfort food! And I still make it, and love it just as much.Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteDeb
My mother used to make bacon spaghetti that was wonderful...I wish that I had her recipe :(
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us...
I love my mom's dumplings.
ReplyDeleteErin
eparker@arkwest.com
Chili!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite food my mom made that my mouth waters for is homemade cinnamon raisin yeast rolls, or maybe her maple walnut yeast rolls. They all were so good and made the house smell so good.
ReplyDeleteMy Mama makes the most amazing chicken pot pie ever! She is a great cook so it's hard to decide on just one! Her chicken pot pie would cure any ailment you may have. I follow her recipe exactly but it never tastes as good as hers!
ReplyDeletetcrmac06@aol.com
One of my favorite brunch recipes my mother makes is her chicken salad!! With tastey chicken, fresh boiled eggs, sweet pickles, red onions, miracle whip and a little grated cheese, this snack ALWAYS hits the spot!!! Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteJessica :)
One of my favorite brunch recipes my mother makes is her chicken salad!! With tastey chicken, fresh boiled eggs, red onions, miracle whip, and a little grated cheese, this snack ALWAYS hits the spot!!! Thanks for the great giveaway!! :)
ReplyDeleteJessica
mattnjess89@gmail.com
My mom makes the best, melt in your mouth, to die for cinnamon rolls! I use her recipe, but mine are just a notch below hers! Makes my mouth water!!
ReplyDeleteSusan Sparks
Arkansas
My favorite was Banana Cake with Sticky (7 Minute) Frosting.
ReplyDeleteTater tot casserole
ReplyDeleteMy mother's Jam Cake which has become a Christmas tradition!
ReplyDeleteMy Mom made the most awesome baked chicken with gravy. I really wish that I knew what her secret was!
ReplyDeleteI lived with my grandmother but my absolute favorite meal was chicken and dumplings. They were amazing and she always made them when I wasn't feeling well.
ReplyDeleteMy Mom makes the best beef stew!
ReplyDeleteMy Mom made the best vinegarette for salads, to this day, I can not duplicate it. It was just oil, vinegar, sugar, and salt but her combination was the secret.
ReplyDeleteMy absolute favorite thing that my mother makes is her baked macaroni and cheese! Which is, coincidentally, dinner tonight! I would love to win your cookbook. I am getting married in about 7 months, and am ALWAYS looking for new recipes.
ReplyDeleteeveryones-princess@hotmail.com
Thank you and God bless!
My mom used to make Cream Puffs that were as light as air....mmmmm. I can almost taste them.
ReplyDeletecolleengb@hotmail.com
My mom was famous for her fried chicken and angel food cake...never frosted, just plain or maybe with strawberries.
ReplyDeletemarshagardner@sbcglobal.net
Every year on my birthday in January, my moma would make me her famous fried chicken, mashed potatoes & gravy & my favorite birthday cake---Amish Oatmeal Nut Cake... yummy!!!!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite dishes my mother would make is sourcrout and pork roast, and her home made bread. sdlydon@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteMy mom made wonderful friend chicken breasts. She cut them up in bite size pieces, fried them in flour and salt and pepper. So easy yet so yummy!
ReplyDeletemrsplatinumevans@yahoo.com
I love my mom's three bean salad. I always ask for it when going there for dinner (which doesn't happen often enough). I have the recipe and can make it, but it is never quite the same.
ReplyDeleteI love my mommy's chicken and rice casserole! I make it the same way but taste so much better when you don't have to cook. ;)
ReplyDeleteMy mom's fried chicken is THE BEST! Wish I could make it like her!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite recipe from my mom is Apple Crisp! She always makes it every fall. Multiple times.
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to make the world's beset fried chicken...I have tried and just can't come close to making it the same! And every year at Christmas she made fudge...can't duplicate that either! I sure do miss my mom! Would love to win this cookbook!
ReplyDeleteJenny in Florida
There are so many of my Mom's recipes that I enjoy. I think my most favorite one is her creamed lima beans. They were the best. Thank you so much for giving me the chance to win this cookbook. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of entries my friend! One of my faves that Mom made was divinity - yum. Have never been able to make it myself (always too humid when I try). But also her chicken noodle soup with homemade noodles - and she would take the chicken out and saute it in butter and serve separately.
ReplyDeleteBig can't-believe-you-didn't-share-any-porch-popcorn-with-me size hugs my friend!! Love ya!
Oh Kim. This is nanaty. I posted a recipe at 12:49pm today, March 1, and forgot to list the 2 beaten eggs. I looked to see if there was a place to add to my post but there wasn't any. I am so sorry, but if you could please add the 2 eggs I would greatly appreciate it. The chocolate pie might not turn out right if someone tries to make it. Thanks so much. nanaty
ReplyDeleteApple Crisp. Oh how I'd love a bowl right now.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your blog!!!
Do pop over and spend some time in my little piece of the blogospere.
daldak01@yahoo.ca
Sunday dinners. I remember my Mother would always fix fried chicken, mashed potatoes, a home canned vegetable, cake or cookies and jello.
ReplyDeleteThen Sunday evening popped corn and maybe a Pepsi to drink.
My mom makes the best Cashew Chicken! She had a dream about the ingredients, woke up and wrote them down and then made it! It is the best I've ever had!
ReplyDeletepenguinlover_23 at yahoo dot com
My mom always made the best cookies when we were little!
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes the best vinegar dumplings. They are awesome
ReplyDeletesarahlovesvegas@hotmail
I always liked my mom's Picnic Cake and her macaroni salad
ReplyDeletehrddiana556(at)gmail(dot)com
I love when my mom makes beef stroganhoff. We call it "stroggie."
ReplyDelete-Melis in Wis.
mkpaulson@hotmail.com
My mom wasn't much of a cook but she did make some yummy strawberry shortcake and picnic salads (macaroni, potato, etc.)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win!
my Mom makes the BEST banana pudding...EVER!! EVER!!!
ReplyDeleteMy mom is no longer with us but I used to love the holidays. She was the Postmaster at a little post office in my hometown and during the holidays we would also make candy together and she would give everyone in the town a box of candy and give them a gift. I really miss those times with my mom but due to the time we spent together I now love baking and cooking.
ReplyDeleteoh there are too many, chicken pot pie, beef roulladen, chicken and broccoli crepes
ReplyDeletewroyster at hotmail dot com
My mom made the best chicken and dumplings! She passed away when I was 18 and I never learned her secret! I just can't make them like she did!
ReplyDeleteMy best recipe from mom was her roast and dumplings!! Best I ever had!!
ReplyDeleteMy Mom made the best stuffed pork chops! I haven't a clue as to her recipe!
ReplyDeleteThat's such a hard question...my Mom is an amazing cook. :-) I think my favorite meals have to be either pork cutlets, or Thai green chile soup. :-)
ReplyDeleteMy fav Mom recipe is potato soup. Potatoes, onions, evaporated milk and butter. Love it!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite meal my mom made was definitely her German Pizza.
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes the best cranberry scones. They are light and fluffy and flaky. With them she makes cranberry butter too. So good!!
ReplyDeleteMy mom made the BEST cinnamon rolls ever. She passed away two years ago and I have the recipe, but they just don't taste the same as hers.
ReplyDeleteMy mom is a good cook but my dad is the cook in the family! His spaghetti sauce and scalloped potatoes are to die for :)
ReplyDeleteMy Mom made homemade ravioli. It was the best and I used to help her.
ReplyDeletealonso2904@verizon.net
My favorite dish of mom's was Stuffed Cabbage or Broken Glass a jello dessert.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
I used to love to go to my Moms house for the holidays. She made her famous Heavenly Salad. I wish I could go to her house just once more. She would have her freezer full of cakes, candy, and pie shells waiting to be filled. She would always put me a bowl of peanut butter balls in the bottom of the freezer so my brothers would not eat all of them before I got there.People say that I'm a good cook and I have to say "Thanks to my wonderful Mother".
ReplyDeleteI used to love my mom make spicy meatballs they were great! This cookbook looks great
ReplyDeletenatbelinsky@verizon.net
My mom is on a cooking strike and has been for awhile now so that is a hard question. (I do all the cooking). The first thing that comes to mind is her raw apple cake, it is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is my Mother's salmon patties! She has mashed potatoes and gravy, baby limas, and cornbread with them!! Heavenly!!
ReplyDeleteMom's homemade chicken noodle soup!! Best anywhere; made all your problems melt away!
ReplyDeletethe polka dot soup and the popcorn look awesome
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was soup beans(pinto beans)and corn bread or my mamaws shuck beans(leather britches) dry beans
Have a great day
I am fortunate enough to have my mom still with us at age 83..she didn't really have a signature dish, but I did love her stuffed peppers, and she used to make something called mock drumsticks..I must ask her how she made those..
ReplyDeletewould love to win the cookbook!
Barb
My mom's Corn Chowder! It's great! She gave me the recipe, but I think she left something out. Didn't taste like hers.
ReplyDeleteMama made the best goulash! At least thats what she always called it.LOL I've never seen a recipe for goulash that is anything like hers! Thanks for the chance to win this cookbook! Love your site, too!
ReplyDeletejstulip1@yahoo.com
My mom was such a wonderful, natural cook. I can't think of anything I didn't like, so I will tease you and say that she did a marvelous thing with leftover pot roast. Boy could she stretch food.
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to make a yummy skillet pleaser called "Souper Hamburger Supper" with macaroni, velvetta, green pepper and hamburger. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletecaseyandcrystal@yahoo.com
My dad did most of the cooking while we were growing up, but mom used to make the best Chicken, she made it with Liptons Onion Soup & Orange Marmalade ... YMMM!!!
ReplyDeleteMy mother was a wonderful cook. The best were the pies, especially coconut cream pie with meringue.
ReplyDeleteI loved my mom's fried chicken. I wish I had the recipe -- it was AMAZING!!
ReplyDeleteOne thing my mother was "famous" for was her "guest lasagna". Seems that for my teenaged years we had lots of kids and young adults running through our house and she always made the lasagna anytime we had guests. The first time I came home from college we had, you guessed it, "Guest Lasagna"! Still one of our family favs-Cathy Steiner
ReplyDeleteMom's Guest Lasagna
1 1/2 lbs. ground beef, fried up until pink is gone and seasoned with salt and pepper, garlic powder and onion powder.
1/3 onion, finely chopped but only if your family like onion
2 jars Ragu sauce, your choice on flavor but we liked the plain the best
1 large tub cottage cheese
Large packages of mozzerella cheese, colby jack blend, parmesian cheese all shredded
Lasagna noodles
Spray deep baker dish with Pam so it won't stick about 9X13 size. Put a little sauce in bottom of pan and swirl til it's covered. Layer two times: lasagna noodles, sauce, ground beef, cottage cheese, other 3 cheeses, sauce
Top with lasagna noodles, sauce and mozzerella cheese (so it looks pretty). Bake at 350 for about 45 minutes til bubbly and set.
Best kept secret-tastes even better the next day!!!
My mother made Stuffed Peppers when I was a kid. I always left out the peppers and ate the filling.
ReplyDeleteMy mom made the best cherry pies!!
ReplyDeletedmr301
Without a doubt, it would be all-day spaghetti sauce. It is truly delicious. Joyce Lane, jkklane@surewest.net
ReplyDeleteHi. My mom was ALWAYS a wonderful cook and baker. She learned to cook by her mother. Love them both so much. One of my favorite meals was mom's pork chop and sauerkraut suppers. She would brown the pork chops on the stove top and then add the sauerkraut to brown with the pork chop pan drippings. MMM she was the best cook. Thanks Gooseberry Patch. Happy Spring everyone. Jane EMAIL: kebjab77@fmctc.com
ReplyDeleteMy mom had quite a few wonderful recipes so it is difficult to choose a favorite. I would say her chocolate chip cookies were outstanding!
ReplyDeleteBandba@aol.com
My favorite thing my mom made when I was a kid was platanos - fried plantains served with refried beans and sour cream.
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes the best chocolate pie ever! So good!!
ReplyDeletejmw107(at)knology(dot)net
I love my mom's stew and cornbread. I always knew when she was making it as soon as I walked in the door after school!
ReplyDeleteMy mom is the best of bakers!! I crave her awesome cinnamon rolls and her cinnamon swirl bread with raisens (baked in an angel food cake pan). Hot out of the oven or toasted and topped with peanut butter. MMM-good!!
ReplyDeletewandagalloway@gamil.com
My mom used to make "milk toast" for my brothers and I for breakfast. She toasted the bread, spread it with butter and sprinkled sugar on it. Poured warm milk on it, just enough to dampen. Sounds gross, but was wonderful!
ReplyDeletestampcz@frontier.com
My mom doesn't make this anymore, but one of my favorite's was white rice mixed with cheddar cheese. Once it was served, we added a little bit of sugar on top. I LOVED IT!! :D
ReplyDeleteI considered ALL Mom's Recipes to be comfort food!
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My mom makes the best lasagna!
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Fried rice.
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Thank you for your yummy review recipes! My mom made cinnamon and sugar pancakes. This is now a favorit of my children!
ReplyDeletewhen my mom used to make monkey bread for breaksfast that would totally make my day
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My makes really good fried chicken. cwitherstine at zoominternet dot net
ReplyDeleteI loved my Mom's Italian Easter Bread!
ReplyDeleteI love my mom's chili and lamb roast with brown rice!
ReplyDeleteI love this blog...Hope to have more time today to look at it. I am a homeschooler and need to get at it!
ReplyDeleteOne of my most favorites of Mom's is so easy, but such comforting-Mom's-Hug foods.
ReplyDeleteApples, washed and cored
a handful of wrapped caramels
cinnamon
water
Set apples in a lightly buttered 8"x8" casserole. Unwrap and place a couple caramels in each apple. Lightly sprinkle apples with cinnamon. Add a scant 1/4 cup water to baking dish. Bake in oven or in microwave until done.
Thank you for your reviews and yummy pics of the recipes you did from the Gooseberry "Mom's" cookbook.
Dori
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I loved my Mom's cakes growing up! It took her years to perfect them. I remember eating some cake that even dunking in milk probably couldn't hide the fact it was dry as a bone! But after a while she became the cake queen! She would make elaborate 4 layer cakes that she would stick a chop stick or two in so they wouldn't fall over. My brothers still come home for their birthdays so they can get one of Mom's cakes. :)
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