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Hilary's Family Cookook
A cookbook of those recipes that were my favorites over the years. Some are family treasures and I hope this will keep them from disappearing.
A cookbook of those recipes that were my favorites over the years. Some are family treasures and I hope this will keep them from disappearing.
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Molasses Sugar Cookies
Southern Green Beans
Deviled Eggs
Hazel's Onion Dip
Jalapeno Roll-Ups
Semi-Homemade Chili
Simple Potato Soup
Vegetable Beef Soup
Creamed Chipped Beef
Schoser's Green Chili Sauce with Pork
Ham and Scalloped Potatoes (Crockpot)
Hamburger Pie
Wilted Lettuce
Deford Cornbread Stuffing
Hazel's Potato Salad
Parsley Potatoes
Salmon Patties
Tuna Casserole
Deford Cornbread
Hush Puppies
Old-Fashioned Date-Nut-Bread
Angel Cake Dessert
Easy Peach Cobbler
Hilary's Chocolate Pie
Lemon Meringue Pudding Cakes
Orange and Cream Pie
Strawberry Pie
Hazel's Heavenly Hash
Homemade Ice Cream
South of the Border Ice Cream
Hilary's Banana Pudding
Butter Toffee
Easy Fantasy Fudge
Peanut Butter Fudge
Turtle Candy
Snickerdoodles
Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cookies
Best Chocolate Sauce
White Sauce
Bean Sandwiches
Deviled Ham Sandwich Spread
Tennessee Pimento Cheese
Sloppy Joes
Bettye's Meatloaf
Sweet Potatoes and Marshmallows
Spanish Rice
Egg Salad - Tuna Salad
Bacon Dogs
Southern Fried Okra
Tuna Creole
Lemon Filled Tart or Pie
Lemon Meringue Pie
Original Key Lime Pie
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Molasses Sugar Cookies
Submitted by: Hazel HouseWe always had molasses around. We also used it to make brown sugar from granulated sugar.
Southern Green Beans
Submitted by: Hazel HouseNote: On the Farm we always made this from fresh picked green beans. This recipe is very close but without as much work.
Deviled Eggs
Submitted by: Fran HouseA frequent favorite at family gatherings
Hazel's Onion Dip
Submitted by: Hazel HouseI have no idea where Hazel House came up with this recipe, but it is wildly popular yet simple to prepare.
Jalapeno Roll-Ups
Submitted by: Fran House
Semi-Homemade Chili
Submitted by: Hilary HouseI developed this recipe over the years, using more and more commercially prepared ingredients until now it is simple and quick to prepare. You can make it as mild or as hot as you like by adding the appropriate seasoning. Hilary
Simple Potato Soup
Submitted by: Hazel HouseMom’s homemade potato soup. Since most potato soup recipes have other additives like chicken stock, etc., I suspect that this is a Depression Era recipe, where you made soups and other meals out of what you had, not what would be nice.
Vegetable Beef Soup
Submitted by: Hilary HouseAnother of my semi-homemade recipes. Hilary
Creamed Chipped Beef
Submitted by: Hazel House
Schoser's Green Chili Sauce with Pork
Submitted by: Chuck SchoserWhen Chuck Schoser, Bill Leonard and I (Hilary) used to go camping in the Rockies, Chuck would always make a batch of this and we poured it over most everything.
Ham and Scalloped Potatoes (Crockpot)
Modified from the recipe book that accompanied the Original Crockpot many years ago)
Hamburger Pie
Submitted by: Hazel HouseHazel made this for the family.
Wilted Lettuce
Submitted by: Hazel HouseServed with parsley potatoes, kidney beans and cornbread, this is Bubba’s favorite meal. Recipes for the parsley potatoes and cornbread are found in this book. BUBBA is Hilary’s family nickname. Probably another Depression Era recipe. This is what you did with lettuce that was beginning to wilt and turn.
Deford Cornbread Stuffing
Submitted by: Pearl DefordNow passed down through 4 generations. Fran House makes this every Thanksgiving.
Hazel's Potato Salad
Submitted by: Hazel HouseWe used to make about 4 times this recipe on the farm. It was such a large batch we used a dishpan instead of bowls.
Parsley Potatoes
Submitted by: Hazel HouseIn our family; normally fixed with wilted lettuce, kidney beans and cornbread to make a meal.
Salmon Patties
Submitted by: Fran House
Tuna Casserole
Submitted by: Fran House
Deford Cornbread
Submitted by: Pearl DefordThis was on my grandmother's table with supper most every day. I have never seen this recipe duplicated anywhere. A genuine family recipe.
Hush Puppies
Submitted by: Hazel HouseI love eating them with fried catfish or fresh chopped or pulled pork barbecue. Note: Great with catsup.
Old-Fashioned Date-Nut-Bread
Submitted by: Hilary HouseI made this for Fran several times and got very good reviews. Modified from the King Arthur Recipe
Angel Cake Dessert
Submitted by: Hazel House, Fran House
Easy Peach Cobbler
Hilary's Chocolate Pie
Submitted by: Modified from the recipe of Fler Florence of the Food Network.
Lemon Meringue Pudding Cakes
Submitted by: Baking BitesThese were a big hit in the family and the neighborhood.
Orange and Cream Pie
Submitted by: Joy the BakerI have ben looking for recipes which would use other citrus besides lemons and limes and this recipe fits the bill. It is also a No Bake recipe.
Strawberry Pie
Submitted by: Robyn Stone | Add a PinchReminds me of the Strawberry pie sold at Bob's Big Boy in Phoenix Arizona in the 60's. Now a favorite at home.
Hazel's Heavenly Hash
Submitted by: Hazel HouseBefore mini marshmallows existed we had to cut up regular marshmallows with scissors. It was a sticky and messy procedure.
Homemade Ice Cream
Submitted by: Doodleraft BlogNo Ice Cream Maker Needed Modified from an Instructable !developed by Doodlecraft Blog
South of the Border Ice Cream
No Ice Cream Maker Needed! This is an original recipe developed in my kitchen. Hilary
Hilary's Banana Pudding
Submitted by: Hilary HouseMy grandmother, Pearl, had to make the vanilla pudding from scratch. Through later generations Jello developed cooked vanilla pudding that was very good and then developed instant vanilla pudding, also great. Us lazier generations use the pudding mix.
Butter Toffee
Use a candy thermometer for best results.
Easy Fantasy Fudge
This recipe has been found on Jars of Jiffy Puffed Marshmallow Cream for many years. I have added my own experience for making it at high altitude.
Peanut Butter Fudge
Submitted by: Joy of Cooking CookbookOriginally found this in The Joy Of Cooking Cookbook ( edition unknown) and modified for easy preparation.
Turtle Candy
The first time I saw this candy made at home, the baker placed a Kraft caramel on top of three pecan halves, placed it in the oven until the caramel melted, then placed chocolate chips on top of the caramel and returned it to the oven if necessary, to melt the chocolate. The problem with this approach is that the caramel very quickly gets very uncomfortably hard.. I modified the recipe to make the caramel softer and to make production easier. Hilary House
Snickerdoodles
I got this from my mom, but I believe it originally came from Betty Crocker
Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cookies
Submitted by: Jacques TorresAdapted from Jacques Torres’ recipe which is often called the New York Times Chocolate Chip Recipe. Makes outstanding cookies. I have heard that Famous Amos, when asked where he got his chocolate chip cookie recipe, stated that it was printed on the package of Toll House Chocolate Chips. "I just doubled the amount of chocolate chips in the recipe." I took a hint from Amos!
Best Chocolate Sauce
Submitted by: david lebovitzModified from the recipe of the great chef David Lebovitz.
White Sauce
Submitted by: Hazel HouseThis is probably a common sauce, but I learned it from mom. I use it in my Chipped Beef on Toast Recipe.
Bean Sandwiches
Submitted by: Hazel HouseWhen my mom, Hazel, made these we didn’t have precooked bacon and grated cheese, so preparation took longer but it was always worth it.
Deviled Ham Sandwich Spread
Submitted by: Hilary HouseMy mom, Hazel, used to make this for me but used Mayo instead of creamed cheese. It was good but I added the creamed cheese to give it more body and flavor.
Tennessee Pimento Cheese
Submitted by: Pearl DefordPassed down through 4 generations: I drain the olive oil off of the pimentos before adding them, Bettye, my sister, does not. I like her version just as well as mine. There are many different type of pimento cheese from the south. Many use grated or ground cheddar cheese. But, this is the one I grew up with and still love today.
Sloppy Joes
As far as I know, an original from Hazel House.
Bettye's Meatloaf
Submitted by: Hazel HouseThis is Hazel's family recipe which Bettye modified to take advantage of modern appliances and it was a blessing for me as my difficulty in swallowing progressed. Fran House's version is also much appreciated by all. Additionally daughter, Stacy McKay,, who does not like to squish raw ground meat with her hands, came up with the method of using her mixer and dough hooks to mix the meatloaf. This has caught on in the family and is now the accepted way to mix the meatloaf.
Sweet Potatoes and Marshmallows
Submitted by: Probably Hazel House
Spanish Rice
Submitted by: Grace AshleyGrandma Ashley would not permit others in her kitchen and would not share her recipes. This recipe was reconstructed by Fran House and her dad, Frank Ashley, from memories and much experimentation. Fran House
Egg Salad - Tuna Salad
Submitted by: Hazel HouseI often make egg salad and have it for a day or so and then add a can of tuna and have Tuna Salad.
Bacon Dogs
This turns an ordinary hot dog into a gourmet delight.
Southern Fried Okra
Submitted by: Hazel House, Fran HouseThis is a traditional southern dish where the cut up okra is breaded and fried. This recipe uses no flour, and is thus true southern.
Tuna Creole
Submitted by: Hazel House
Lemon Filled Tart or Pie
Submitted by: Kitchen ExplorersMost of the time I prepare this without any topping as the pie is delicious on its own.
Lemon Meringue Pie
Submitted by: Eagle BrandThis recipe debuted in the 1940’s as “Lemon Ice Box Pie” and quickly became the most popular dessert of that decade. It has most recently been updated to include an additional baking step to render the eggs safe. Modified from the Eagle Brand recipe.
Original Key Lime Pie
Submitted by: unknownBack when this pie was invented, there were no cows or stores on the Florida Keys. Everything had to come in by boat and so they used canned sweetened condensed milk, just like this recipe. They added meringue to use up the leftover egg whites. You may do that also, and then brown the meringue in the oven. This recipe was probably the inspiration for the Lemon Ice Box Pie, later called Lemon Meringue Pie.
A cookbook of those recipes that were my favorites over the years. Some are family treasures and I hope this will keep them from disappearing.
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A cookbook of those recipes that were my favorites over the years. Some are family treasures and I hope this will keep them from disappearing.