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In reply to the discussion: What is one of your kitchen/house tools from long ago that you still treasure today? [View all]yellowdogintexas
(22,114 posts)66. my favorite cookbooks are the fundraiser books
where everybody submits their best recipes. They are a lot of fun.
I have some go-to recipes in those and a couple of them are getting a bit raggedy. One of them is a Homemakers Cookbook from Barren County KY; the last section of the book consists of the grand champion cakes from the Kentucky State Fair. I think it covers about 15 maybe 20 years, and one lady just dominates that list.
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What is one of your kitchen/house tools from long ago that you still treasure today? [View all]
dixiegrrrrl
May 2020
OP
Actually it is still in my mom's kitchen drawer, buty I hope to inherit it ;)
FirstLight
May 2020
#1
I have my mother's #10 Griswold frying pan. Makes the best fried...well anything.
Lochloosa
May 2020
#2
My Mother's heavy duty wooden-handled spatula, bread knife, her red-handled potato masher
hlthe2b
May 2020
#3
I have a set of those, a wedding present in 1969 Probably cost $10 at most
yellowdogintexas
May 2020
#44
My mother's silver pie server...has to be 80 years old. Hardly ever use it but am not going...
Tikki
May 2020
#12
I used to have the other Mouli (one of the first tv order by mail items)
yellowdogintexas
May 2020
#47