When Myrna brought this book to coffee time, I took it home
and decided I had to have one too. It
was published in 1982, and is full of great recipes that use basic foods and
few mixes. There are appetizers and
soups, meats, poultry, fish and shellfish, vegetables and fruits, and, needless
to say, great chapters on baking, like yeast breads, quick breads, cakes, pies
and pastry and cookies.
All the recipes have numbered steps, which make them easy to
read and follow.
If you are not a shortening user, I found I could usually substitute butter, lard or an oil, depending on the recipe. The photos and presentation are surprisingly sophisticated and the recipes are not just basics but have a nice twist on the usual.
If you are not a shortening user, I found I could usually substitute butter, lard or an oil, depending on the recipe. The photos and presentation are surprisingly sophisticated and the recipes are not just basics but have a nice twist on the usual.
We liked it very much; the recipes below are just a handful of the bounty from Crisco Cooking.
Mini Meat Loaves
Honey Batter Rolls
Cheesy Vegetable Tarts
Honey Walnut Cake
Almond Crunchies
Chicken Strogonoff
Homemade Quick Bread Mix
Breads from the mix:
Nutty Applesauce Bread
Olive Quick Bread
Pineapple Coconut Loaf
Mini Meat Loaves
Honey Batter Rolls
Cheesy Vegetable Tarts
Honey Walnut Cake
Almond Crunchies
Chicken Strogonoff
Homemade Quick Bread Mix
Breads from the mix:
Nutty Applesauce Bread
Olive Quick Bread
Pineapple Coconut Loaf
I have this cookbook!
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