BOLIVIAN PICANA

A meat with vegetables dish

Submitted by Maria Larkin (Our Daughter-in-Law) In La Paz, Bolivia, the family gathers to eat Picana on Christmas eve.  We usually eat before heading to midnight mass.  The stew contains…

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LENA PRICE’S WELSH CAKES

A mini cake on a plate

Submitted by Bernie Cross, Lena’s grandson Welsh cakes have been a staple of the Welsh culture since the mid-19th century. In the Welsh language they are called “cage bach” or…

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OLD FASHIONED PEACH PIE

peach pie

Old-fashioned double-crust pie made with fresh peaches and simple ingredients.  What could be better during the summer peach season? (This is one my mother-in-law’s recipes.) Ingredients: 1 package of pastry…

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PEACH FLAVORED ICED TEAS

peach iced tea

SIMPLY PEACHY 1-quart fresh water 6 heaping teaspoons tea* 1 large peach (do not peel) ½ lemon 4 tablespoons sugar or sweetener Boil water and make tea.  Meanwhile, cut peach…

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Dandelion Tea Bread

dandelion tea bread

DANDELION TEA BREAD Got a lawn full of yellow dandelions?  Why not bake this unusual tea bread that goes well with a cup of tea for a snack or as…

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CHOCOLATE SALTINE TOFFEE

chocolate saltine toffee

Recently one of our customers stopped by to purchase his favorite teas and told us that when attending our Holiday Open House he has tried our Chocolate Saltine Toffee pieces…

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AMISH BUTTERMILK DEEP DISH PIE

How many times have you been forced to purchase a large container of buttermilk for a recipe that only requires 1/2 cup? (Why can’t they sell it in smaller quantities?)…

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