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About Me
- Coralie Cederna Johnson
- As a lover of all things vintage, I write about our cottage home, inspirational decorating, vintage finds, thrifty buys, and old-time recipes. I have many additional interests such as reading, writing, blogging, arts and crafts, and quilting...I write about these interests as well as about family, friends, shelties, nature and hobbies.
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BLESSINGS to all the generous CHURCH LADIES who share the RECIPES so dear to their hearts!
My favorite 1950's CHURCH LADY! My loving, caring, dedicated MOM!
Big Sisters, Corinne & Coralie!
Little Sister, Connie!
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Hi Coralie,
ReplyDeleteThe header is so cool, and so are your recipes.
I think I have to check out the fruit- salat- dressing.
This is the perfect recipe for me: 4 ingredients! This blog is going to be so much fun, and the picture in your header is perfect too!
ReplyDeleteThis one sounds yummy. Will give it a try!
ReplyDeleteBLessings!
Gwen
Coralie, congratulations on your new blog! Vintage recipes is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteHi, I love this blog. Do you remember the anise-flavored cookies that Baker's store used to carry? If you have a recipe, I'd love to have it. Thx.
ReplyDeleteHi Judy! So happy you stopped by! I do remember those cookies and also all the baked goodies from Roberg's Bakery! Mom baked a lot but also visited Roberg's just about every day! Oh those yummy doughnuts and jelly Bismarcks. I can taste them still!
ReplyDeleteCute blog! Thanks to you and your "Trout Creek" book, I'm going to be cooking cabbage rolls tonight!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I remember several of these recipes!! I think this is a GREAT idea! I love to try new (to me), old recipes!!
ReplyDeleteBon Appetit!
Sharon
Jello salads always grossed me out as a kid, but this would make an easy dessert (without the mayo). Great blog.
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Laurie,
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the cabbage roles! I've had Bob's Cabbage Rolls and they were/will be wonderful! Let me know how they turn out!
Have fun!
Coralie
Is this Mrs. Truman of first lady Truman? I wonder. I have a wonderful old book of recipes from Mrs. Hatfield--wife of Senator Hatfield from Oregon.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
Beth, Yes, this is Mrs. Truman, the First Lady!
ReplyDeleteCoralie, I just love these older recipes. I especially like that you include the original recipe cards. SO NEAT!
ReplyDeleteKelly
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