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Wolf Frankula

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38. Amona's serious cold remedy

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Sun Nov 22, 2015, 02:14 AM

Nov 2015

A hooker of hot brandy. Home made macaroons. Perky pies.

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Who remembers "old" things, like, apple butter, buttermilk, grandparents?!1 [View all] UTUSN Nov 2015 OP

Chopped liver, and grandma's grinder, elleng Nov 2015 #1

My parents (and grandparents) had one of those meat grinders... madinmaryland Nov 2015 #3

My mom had one too. She used it to grind nuts for nut rolls. femmocrat Nov 2015 #15

I love ham loaf. grasswire Nov 2015 #24

my Aunt Dorothy's meat grinder is affixed to my desk. grasswire Nov 2015 #23

Thanks for reminding me of my Aunt Dot, elleng Nov 2015 #25

hooray for the Dorothys! grasswire Nov 2015 #26

Hooray indeed! elleng Nov 2015 #27

I made fried chicken tonight Liberal Jesus Freak Nov 2015 #2

I make and can butters (among many other things). My Peach Butter Le Taz Hot Nov 2015 #4

Yes. My grandmother always had apple butter around for my grandfather. madinmaryland Nov 2015 #5

My grandmother made cough medicine with Downwinder Nov 2015 #6

I gave a British guy that recipe when I was stationed in Berlin jmowreader Nov 2015 #36

I wish I had some apple butter! Avalux Nov 2015 #7

I make my own buttermilk Major Nikon Nov 2015 #8

Is there a difference between buttermilk and kefir? HereSince1628 Nov 2015 #21

Different bacteria are used Major Nikon Nov 2015 #37

Oh, dude..... Capt.Rocky300 Nov 2015 #29

I remember being young, once upon a time. Joe Shlabotnik Nov 2015 #9

I can still make butter, make bread and use a meat grinder like my grandmother did. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2015 #10

my Grandmother loved buttermilk. Kali Nov 2015 #11

How about that green mint jelly? Laffy Kat Nov 2015 #12

Still make mint jelly? They sure do. trof Nov 2015 #16

You can still get green mint jelly. Danmel Nov 2015 #43

Braunschweiger on pumpernickel at my grandparents house. N/t greendog Nov 2015 #13

You bet! trof Nov 2015 #17

I'm pretty sure braunschweiger tastes like mouse pate based on my cats' reaction to it. ebayfool Nov 2015 #55

kalamojakka-fish head soup Kaleva Nov 2015 #14

Oleo with the dye packet trof Nov 2015 #18

I remember those. They were around into the early '50s. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2015 #30

I remember being in the grocery store w/ mom, my job was to queeze the bag. Paper Roses Nov 2015 #44

I think that white oleo law was on the books in Snobblevitch Nov 2015 #49

Need to buy some buttermilk today for a parsnip pie recipe. eppur_se_muova Nov 2015 #19

Remember old things? I am an old thing! n/t malthaussen Nov 2015 #20

It's the little things Xipe Totec Nov 2015 #22

How beautiful, and true, and sad. n/t DebJ Nov 2015 #31

Thank you. Joan Manuel Serrat is a human heritage treasure. nt Xipe Totec Nov 2015 #39

My grandmother loved buttermilk....... Capt.Rocky300 Nov 2015 #28

You made me bust a gut laughing!1 One of those *acquired* taste things!1 n/t UTUSN Nov 2015 #33

Yeah, I understand... Capt.Rocky300 Nov 2015 #34

I have 12 jars of apple butter in my pantry. DebJ Nov 2015 #32

HOT DAY... Nothing cooled you off tavernier Nov 2015 #35

was Grannie southern? grasswire Nov 2015 #40

Nope. Eastern Europe, right off the boat. tavernier Nov 2015 #42

My dad was from England. cwydro Nov 2015 #50

I don't care for home brewed buttermilk, tavernier Nov 2015 #51

I love home made gravey made in a cast iron skillet Jim Beard Nov 2015 #56

Amona's serious cold remedy Wolf Frankula Nov 2015 #38

Do you fill the hooker OriginalGeek Nov 2015 #47

My grandmother used to bake cookies that were applegrove Nov 2015 #41

I still love "butterjuice" noamnety Nov 2015 #45

I have a jar of apple butter in the fridge right now. OriginalGeek Nov 2015 #46

I love apple butter. cwydro Nov 2015 #48

Cracklin cornbread and buttermilk. Liberal Veteran Nov 2015 #52

I don't eat much jelly/jam, never really have. Snobblevitch Nov 2015 #53

Homemade gooseberry jam Art_from_Ark Nov 2015 #54

I'm making a buttermilk pie for Thanksgiving! DawgHouse Nov 2015 #57