Recipe of the Month – Grandma Nutt’s Doughnuts
The Falconer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary published “Firehouse Favorites” in 1994. Under the chapter “Firemen’s Favorites,” Larry Nutt submitted this recipe. GRANDMA NUTT’S DOUGHNUTS 1
The Falconer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary published “Firehouse Favorites” in 1994. Under the chapter “Firemen’s Favorites,” Larry Nutt submitted this recipe. GRANDMA NUTT’S DOUGHNUTS 1
“ALPHABET SOUP” is the cookbook created and published by the families of the M.J. Fletcher Elementary School 2009-2010. This recipe was submitted by Kathy Storms.
This month’s recipe is from the Falconer Preschool Cookbook published in 1996-97. This recipe is from the home of Andi Matecki who was in the
This recipe is from the SS Peter & Paul Family Cookbook published in 1988. It was submitted by Kathleen Montini. SIMPLY MARVELOUS ANTIPASTO SALAD 1
In 1993 the Ellery Senior Citizens published a “Favorite Recipes” cookbook. This Spring recipe was submitted by Bessie Kohn. MAPLE MARSHMALLOW CUSTARD 2 cups milk2
Diana Lodge No. 114 published “A Book of Favorite Recipes” in 1961. This recipe was submitted by Hilvie Anderson. PINEAPPLE DROP COOKIES 1 cup brown
This recipe was published in 2001 in the “Community Cookbook”, A Collection of Recipes by the Chautauqua County Chapter of the American Red Cross. SWEET
The Fenton History Center has an extensive collection of local cookbooks in its archives. This recipe comes from the Levant Christian School Cookbook. There is
The Fenton History Center has an extensive collection of local cookbooks in its archives. This recipe comes from the Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Cookbook, published
The Fenton History Center has an extensive collection of local cookbooks in its archives. This recipe comes from Home Cookin’, Sears Associates’ Favorite Recipes. The
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