We looked forward to St. Patrick’s Day at Grandma’s house because she always made corned beef and cabbage; it was Grandpa Brian’s favorite.
After a long day, the aroma of this savory meat loaf always perked up Grandpa’s spirits.
Our family was amazed at how Grandma could whip up this satisfying dish at a moment’s notice.
Grandma would make these little meat loaves when she had the grandkids for the weekend. Even the pickiest cousin loved the neat single servings!
Grandma often turned to one-skillet meals like this when my dad and his sisters were growing up. Macaroni, beef, veggies and cheese made everyone happy.
The grown-ups ate these with a fork, but we kids used our fingers.
This juicy glazed ham was one of Grandpa’s favorite holiday dishes.
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When this steak is cut, each serving looks like a pinwheel. The kids couldn’t resist that!
This recipe proves Grandma was right when she said pork chops and fruit were made for each other.
For lunch the next day, we enjoyed sandwiches made with the leftovers of this pork loin.