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Showing posts with label Holiday Candies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday Candies. Show all posts

Saturday, December 10, 2022

HOLIDAY FUDGE RECIPES: RETRO HOLIDAY 'CANDIES' COOKBOOK


I have two of these "Holiday"Retro Cookbooks. One is for Cookies and one is for Candies. One of my readers said she always thought these cookbooks were Swedish because her family had them (she is of Swedish heritage) .. and because of the illustrations. Anyone know? These books and recipes are perfect for the Holidays. 

Today I'm posting Fudge Recipes from Holiday Candies, published by Peter Pauper Press (1954). Be sure and try all the Fudge recipes. Perfect to make, take, or mail!




Wednesday, December 16, 2020

HOLIDAY CANDIES: RETRO FUDGE RECIPES

I have two of these "Holiday"Retro Cookbooks. One is for Cookies and one is for Candies. One of my readers said she always thought these cookbooks were Swedish because her family had them (she is of Swedish heritage) .. and because of the illustrations. Anyone know? These books and recipes are perfect for the Holidays. Today I'm posting Fudge Recipes from Holiday Candies, published by Peter Pauper Press (1954). Be sure and try all the Fudge recipes. Perfect to make, take, or mail!




Sunday, December 11, 2016

Vintage Holiday Fudge Recipes: Holiday Candies Cookbook

I have two of these "Holiday"Vintage Cookbooks. One is for Cookies and one is for Candies. One of my readers said she always thought these cookbooks were Swedish because her family had them (she is of Swedish heritage) .. and because of the illustrations. Anyone know? These books and recipes are perfect for the Holidays. Today I'm posting Fudge Recipes from Holiday Candies, published by Peter Pauper Press (1954). Be sure and try all the Fudge recipes. Perfect to make, take, or mail!




Thursday, December 11, 2014

Six Holiday Fudge Recipes from Vintage Holiday Candies Cookbook

Last week I posted recipes from a sweet little cookbook from 1954 titled Holiday Cookies. One of my readers said she always thought that cookbook was Swedish because her family had it .. and because of the illustrations. Swedish heritage? Anyone know? So, today I'm posting Fudge Recipes from the companion cookbook: Holiday Candies, also published by Peter Pauper Press (1954). Be sure and try all the Fudge recipes. Perfect to make, take, or mail!