As the holidays approach, I thought I would dig into one of Grandma Tuckers old recipe boxes. I had to go through and reorganize it after years of putting cards back in the improper places. I guess that’s what I get for not paying attention.
Rather than type them out, I thought I would just paste the scan of the cards. I like having these old cards. It’s a lot more personal than just reading the recipes from a book because I know that my Great Grandma Boom*, Grandma Tucker and Mom(Marti Hall) touched these cards. I am slowly scanning all of the cards into my computer to ensure they are not lost. Hopefully nothing will ever happen to them but I will now have the electronic copies as a back up.
This is the recipe that Grandma Tucker let me make all by my I myself, well, she was right there. But still, I did it all alone. After watching and helping a bunch of times, she finally let me do it. Of course it turned out great!
I am going to try to remember to come back every couple of days or so and post a new recipe.
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Grandma Boom; I always knew Grandma Boom as Grandma Boom. I was a little kid, 8, when she died. I got really confused when she died because her grave stone said Geneva Boyer? So Mom and Grandma explained to me that when my mom was little that they lived in Lafayette. Mom had a hard time saying Boyer and called Bloomington Boomington. So when they would come to visit Bloomington, it was to see Grandma and Grandpa Boomington which of course got shortened to Boom. When she got older she still called them that and I then that was Me and my little brother did.
