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Long Island Larder: Brandied Peach Butter, 1969

Jam-making is incredibly simple; in my grandmother’s circle, ladies who were not deft enough to piece a complicated quilt, could deflect scorn by creating delicious jams and jellies in unusual combinations of fruits and berries, wines and whiskeys. My favorite of all: Brandied Peach Butter.

Aug 28, 1969
Man's Recipe: Sunny Acres Macaroni and Cheese

I like maca­roni and cheese; it is a hearty, fill­ing dish and I like the flavor com­bination of this formula. I hope you will try it and see what you think.

Jul 10, 1958
Man's Recipe: Georgia Lou Cramer's Pie Crust

Georgia Lou says, "Add the right amount of water slowly and carefully, so the dough is just moist enough to roll out. Too much water and too much handling makes a tough crust.”

Dec 26, 1957
Man's Recipe: Pennsylvania Dutch Pfeffernusse, 1957

The Pennsylvania Dutch were and still are noted for their culinary achievements and gracious hospitality. It became a tradition to put exactly seven sweets and seven sours on the table whenever guests ate with the family.

Dec 12, 1957
Blanche's Fig Pudding, Kay's Foamy Sauce

This combination of pudding and sauce is uncommonly good eating.

Oct 10, 1957
Phil Magoon’s Goulash

I wonder how many of us to stop to think when we are preparing tasty satisfying dish such as this how good a friend the onion is to cook. Some happy day a perceptive food writer will do a definitive monograph on the onion that will rank with Lamb’s essay on roast pork.

Jun 27, 1957
A Man’s Recipe for Cornbread

This isn’t a complicated cornbread formula, but the secret of its appeal, judging by the way our friends and neighbors eat at our Saturday and Sunday suppers — is the touch of allspice. Offhand, I don’t recall seeing any cornbread recipe calling for allspice. 

Apr 26, 1956
Country Style Fricassee Fowl, 1956

This recipe from the Star's archives is for a classic, country-style chicken fricassee, a stew that's only limited by the ingredients in the pantry.

Mar 15, 1956
Blanche's Vegetable-Beef Soup, 1956

Today's recipe is a super delicious, nutritious, and flavorful combination. It is also a good hearty dish, either for dinner or supper, and it is easy to make. I like mine with plenty of crackers crumbled into it.

Mar 1, 1956
Old-Fashioned Chicken Pie, 1956

A lady asked me the other day to define "old fashioned" chicken pie as contrasted with a "modern." I can tell you the chief distinction without any difficulty. The "old fashioned" had plenty of chicken meat in it.

Jan 19, 1956
Mrs. Keene's Apple Crumble, 1955

This good apple dessert comes from Mrs. Charles L. Keene of West Poland, Maine. Try heavy cream on this crumble, and mix just a whiffle of cinnamon and nutmeg into the cream.

Dec 8, 1955
Man's Recipe: Two-Toned Brownies

I don't know whether you can correctly label a brownie a member of the cookie family or not. Webster's Collegiate says, "A kind of small chocolate cake containing nuts."

Oct 13, 1955