Thank you so much for this wonderful web site. I have told all my sisters about it. It brings back so many fond memories of my mother growing up. I have followed you for awhile and have never left a comment. Very ungrateful of me. Thank you so much!! Blessings, Bernadette
yummm - this is very similar to my trusty old Fanny Farmer Cookbook version. I love it in a cold sandwich - on tasty rybread with butter and mustard. Last time I made it I also had a jar of brined cucumbers and it was a FABULOUS combination. (Fresh pickling cukes in salted water with dill and garlic, leave on a cool counter for 5 days. Eat, refrigerate leftovers.)
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Thank you so much for this wonderful web site. I have told all my sisters about it. It brings back so many fond memories of my mother growing up. I have followed you for awhile and have never left a comment. Very ungrateful of me. Thank you so much!!
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Bernadette
Another great recipe! I have never made a salmon loaf but it sounds delicious and worth a try! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Could eat this every week.
ReplyDeleteyummm - this is very similar to my trusty old Fanny Farmer Cookbook version. I love it in a cold sandwich - on tasty rybread with butter and mustard. Last time I made it I also had a jar of brined cucumbers and it was a FABULOUS combination.
ReplyDelete(Fresh pickling cukes in salted water with dill and garlic, leave on a cool counter for 5 days. Eat, refrigerate leftovers.)