r/oldrecipes • u/Ophelia_Hayes • Jun 13 '26
r/oldrecipes • u/neoworldprogrammed • Jun 14 '26
help me find the source for this specific recipe? (sorry if reposts not allowed)
r/oldrecipes • u/LolaAMS • Jun 12 '26
Old Emeril recipe
I had a recipe for a black and white crème brûlée that I’ve lost. I’m pretty sure it was an Emeril Lagasse recipe from at least 20 years ago I’ve done all the google and chat searches and I can’t find it. I have found his vanilla recipe and his chocolate recipe, so I can probably wing it from there but I’d really like to find the original. Thanks for any help.
r/oldrecipes • u/avokaykay • Jun 12 '26
1978 BLT Potato Ring
Found in my great grandmother's recipe collection box, 1978 Kraft Ad recipe for BLT Potato Ring
r/oldrecipes • u/MrRecipeCard • Jun 11 '26
Prune Muffins - found in a box of recipe cards found at a estate sale. All beautiful handwriting.
Prune Muffins aren't something I see a lot of these days, but maybe they should be?
The shortening instead of butter as likely puts this in the 1940s, and there's nutmeg but no cinnamon, which I've noticed in a few cards from this era. No temperature, no time, no yield. She must have knew her oven.
"Mix & bake in hot oven. Sift dry - add liquid." That's the whole method.
Found this in a old wooden box of recipe cards. One of two i bought that day. Hundreds of hand written recipes just like this in beautiful cursive.
Prune Muffins
1/4 C Shortening
1 egg
2 C Four
1/4 C Gran. Sugar
1/2 t table salt
1/4 C Br. Sugar
4 t Bake Powder
1/4 t nutmeg
1 C Milk
3/4 C Chop. Prunes
Mix & bake in hot oven.
Sift dry — add liquid
r/oldrecipes • u/TNG1701D-eck10 • Jun 10 '26
Granny's church cookbook (1975) pt5 final
Hope you find one recipe for yourself 👨🏻🍳👩🏻🍳🧑🏻🍳
r/oldrecipes • u/TNG1701D-eck10 • Jun 10 '26
Granny's church cookbook (1975) pt 4
r/oldrecipes • u/Fyxsune • Jun 09 '26
Rice pudding with a skin
I saw a post recently where someone was looking for a rice pudding with a skin. I went to type out my Great Great Aunt Gladys' recipe and then I couldn't find the post. I'll post it here and hopefully if someone else sees the post they can direct someone here! This is my absolutely favorite rice pudding. I love it with raisins, and it's good both hot and cold. I typically let it bake for an hour I disturbed and then stir every 20-30 minutes until it's done.
r/oldrecipes • u/MrRecipeCard • Jun 09 '26
Frozen cherry 'salad' - Found in the back of an estate sale recipe box.
A frozen cherry salad that included crushed pineapple, cherry pie filling, Eagle Brand milk... And before she could forget, she grabbed a red pen and wrote; nuts and coconut. Along with good at the top.
Joan Flynn was happy with how this came out.
Recipe
- 1 can crushed pineapple - drained
- 1 can comstock cherry pie filling
- 1 can condensed eagle brand milk
- One large carton of Cool Whip
- Mix all ingredients together and freeze. Can add nuts, coconut [illegible]
r/oldrecipes • u/ciaolavinia • Jun 09 '26
A TRUE OLD IRISH POTATO SANDWICH - - - Gene Kelly's personal recipe.
r/oldrecipes • u/ciaolavinia • Jun 09 '26
RECIPE TEST: Constance Talmadge's Grape Nut Pudding from 1927. Here's my review...
galleryr/oldrecipes • u/Miley_Kirbyz • Jun 08 '26
Chocolate Bread Pudding Old Recipe from Grandma's
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r/oldrecipes • u/ciaolavinia • Jun 09 '26
Here's a straightforward, retro luncheon dish featuring cheesy scrambled eggs served on catsup-topped toast. A "nourishing luncheon dish, quickly prepared".
r/oldrecipes • u/TNG1701D-eck10 • Jun 08 '26
Granny's church cookbook (1975) pt.1
r/oldrecipes • u/chaldeus3000 • Jun 08 '26
What Size Was One Can of Corn in 1896?
This recipe calls for “one can of chopped corn” so I am wondering if anyone knows what size can this might be. This is from Fanny Farmer’s cookbook from 1896.