I cannot resist the Knockoff Swedish Meatballs! They taste just like the one's at IKEA!

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I'm looking for a recipe for "Chicken Spaghetti" like my aunt made in the late 50's or early 60's. Had chicken, spaghetti, olives and I don't remember what else.

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Do you have a recipe for Texas Wieners?

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What is an Irish sweepstakes sandwich??

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Do you have a Seafoam Pie recipe

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cindywilsey 827766 5

 

Oct 09, 2015

Well I am seeing your inquiry exactly year after your posted An site called RecipeCurio com has the recipe It was scanned from an old newspaper clipping so I am guessing it is of the vintage you are seeking I had never heard of Seafoam Pie before so I looked it up Here is the recipe as it appears on the site Seafoam Pie lb oz can fruit cocktail cup sugar teaspoon salt cup cornstarch cups fruit cocktail syrup egg yolks tablespoon grated lime rind cup lime juice tablespoons butter or margarine drops green food coloring egg whites cup sugar baked -inch pie shell Drain canned fruit cocktail reserving all syrup Combine sugar salt cornstarch and fruit cocktail syrup in a small saucepan Cook and stir until thickened and clear Beat egg yolks slightly add slowly to hot mixture beating constantly Cook and stir one minute Stir in lime rind lime…Read More juice butter and food coloring Set aside to cool Beat egg whites until stiff Gradually add cup sugar beating to a stiff meringue Fold into cooled lime mixture Then fold in well-drained canned fruit cocktail Heap lightly into baked pie shell Chill thoroughly before serving Makes -inch pie

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i hope to try this soon. we ate it often in the 50'

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so good. This is a great dish that i will prepare often

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In grade school in the 50's, every Wednesday we got to buy our lunch because it was Irish Sweepstakes (sandwiches). When we moved, we found out that wasn't something available and were so disappointed. Luckily my mom got the recipe from an old neighbor, so we could make it at home. They were good, just not as good as the ones from the school cafeteria (go figure!).

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Relentless52 82832 65

Oct 10, 2014

What is an Irish sweepstakes sandwich???

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Back in the 50's our grandma used to bring us Bran Muffins from S S Kresgee, the 5 and dime. We have been trying to duplicate the recipe but lack in the moistness. Any help would be appreciated!! Thank...Terri

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I worked at a place called "fritters away" in foster city, ca we made a recipe called ham and cheese fritters, they were so good (I wish I could have gotten the recipe) we also made churros (they were so much fun to make) does anyone know how to make ham and cheese fritters? they were a batter already made by the owner when we came to work and I never had a chance to get the recipe (darn it)!!! thank you if you can help me.....

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In the fifties I used to go to the Artic Circle for a burger. They had a special sauce that was really different, Now they don't know what I am talking about. My thought is that maybe it was mayonnaise with some pickle juice for thinning. Anyway thought I would try it that way to see if it works.

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I would love it if some one had the fudge recipe that was on the Hersheys cocoa can in those years!! It seems that that recipe. V Can not be found on any of the sites I have been on and that is saying most all sites!

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yoyo1198

Aug 18, 2013

Did you check on the Hershey's website?

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momlof 9651262

May 24, 2014

I grew up in the 50's and I think I have that fudge recipe. We used to call it camp fudge, as we took the ingredients with us when we went camping in the woods of Oregon. Always brought fellow campers over to our site to see what smelled so good. Don't know how to get it to you except on here so I will watch to see if you respond. Marcia L.

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Thanks everyone for the great comments!

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this mayonnaise cake is one of the OLDEST recipes for a chocolate and the OLDEST form of spice cake is called--tomato soup cake----both a very good.

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Chocolate mayonnaise cake was a breeze to make and very moist. However, Mom used to make it with mayonnaise not miracle whip and the original recipe called for Mayonnaise. The shortcut works because May. has eggs, oil, and several ingredients in it that you would have to add separately if you didn't use the shortcut. With four kids Mom said it was a great time saver, and I treated my family to this many times over the years. A nice simple cake, also coffee can be added in place of water if you want more of a mocha flavor. White or chocolate frosting. It was a big winner in the Betty Crocker or Pillsbury bake off contest in the 50's.

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wen i was a youngster in the early 60s my parents used to put up their own sauerkraut and i remember it was to die for i recently put up about 2 gallons and it was so simple, pickling salt, shredded cabbage, dill weed to taste, i added baby peeled carrots, and slices of cabbage head, and baby cucumbers, garlic pods, and radishes, love at first bite in 3 weeks of course when i made 4 gals and it packed down to 2 after fermentation i was wishing i woulda made 20 gal cause i still have a 20,12,4 gal fermenting crocks from my parents after they passed away what memories that brought back i forgot how much work it was but im ready to do it again

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I Love Swedish meatballs ,going to make this dish as soon as possible

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Looking for Chocolate mayonnaise cake made with miracle whip salad dressing

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I love Salisbury steak w/ mushroom gravy

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seamssewez

Jun 12, 2013

this is from all recipes com Add a Photo Pro Member Learn more about Pro READY IN mins Salad Dressing Chocolate Cake Read Reviews A cake that uses creamy salad dressing who would have thought ynathan Back Next Recipe Box Shopping List Menu Email Print Ingredients Edit and Save Watch video tips and tricks Fabulous Fudge Chocolate Cake Fabulous Fudge Chocolate Cake Too Much Chocolate Cake Too Much Chocolate Cake Original recipe makes - x inch cake Change Servings cups all-purpose flour cup white sugar teaspoons baking soda teaspoon vanilla extract cup unsweetened cocoa powder cup creamy salad dressing such as Miracle Whip cup lukewarm water Check All Add to Shopping List Directions Preheat an oven to degrees F degrees C Grease a x inch baking dish Mix flour sugar baking soda vanilla extract cocoa powder creamy salad dressing and water in a large bowl Pour into the greased baking dish…Read More Bake in the preheated oven until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean about minutes Cool in the pans for minutes before removing to cool completely on a wire rack

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