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Grandma sometimes sent us off to school with a slice of this filling bread for a midday snack.
Grandma used her fresh garden herbs in these rolls in the summer and dried herbs in the winter.
It's a bread, but I always thought of it as a cake that Grandma would let me eat for breakfast.
We ate these muffins that tasted like biscuits for breakfast, drenched in honey and jam.
Grandma's little bit of work turned ordinary waffles into a special-occasion treat.
Since these eggs were the main course at Easter brunch, we called them 'Easter eggs.'
Nothing got us out of bed quicker than the aroma of this sizzling sausage.
Grandma's pancakes were so luxuriously tender and tasty, a real change from boxed pancake mix.
Fresh eggs and plenty of cheese made this a favorite on weekend mornings.
Grandma made this syrup every year when her friends from the Northwest shipped her fresh apricots.
Keep a rich butter flavor for less money. Use half butter and half vegetable oil when a recipe calls for sautéing in butter. An added bonus is that oil allows you to cook at higher temperatures.
To save a few pennies, buy a large wedge of Cheddar cheese from the deli section of the supermarket. Then simply shred the Cheddar in a food processor, and freeze the extra in resealable plastic bags.
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