Huckleberry Muffins – Soft, Fluffy & Bursting with Berries! When my 94-year-young neighbor, Miss Rita, asks for homemade Huckleberry Muffins, you don’t say no—you get baking! These muffins are soft, bursting with juicy berries, and topped with a bright, citrusy glaze that makes them absolutely irresistible. Whether you use huckleberries, blueberries, or even frozen berries,…
Traditional Polish Kopytka (Potato Dumplings) Recipe Polish cuisine is full of comforting, hearty dishes, and Kopytka (pronounced koh-PIT-kah) are one of the best! These soft, pillowy potato dumplings—nicknamed “little hooves” because of their shape—are Poland’s answer to Italian gnocchi. They are quick to make, require only a few simple ingredients, and can be served in…
Grandma’s Traditional Polish Babka Recipe (Authentic & Delicious!) There’s something magical about baking during the holidays, especially when it’s a cherished family recipe passed down through generations. This Polish Babka recipe is a beloved tradition in our family, originally brought to America by my Aunt when she immigrated from Poland. Soft, sweet, and filled with…
Homemade Holiday Eggnog – Rich, Creamy & Perfectly Spiced Nothing says the holidays quite like a glass of homemade eggnog! This rich, creamy, and perfectly spiced eggnog is made from scratch with fresh eggs, sweetened condensed milk, whole milk, and a touch of warming spices. Whether you enjoy it spiked with bourbon and rum or…
Southern Buttermilk Pie – A Classic Recipe You’ll Love Some desserts have a way of bringing back memories, and Southern Buttermilk Pie is one of them. This old-fashioned favorite is rich, creamy, and has just the right amount of sweetness with a hint of tang from the buttermilk. If you’ve never had buttermilk pie before,…
Cafeteria Lunch Lady Yeast Rolls – Just Like the Ones from Childhood Some flavors just take you right back to childhood, and for me, it’s these soft, buttery yeast rolls—the same kind I used to eat in the school cafeteria over 60 years ago. The ladies in our cafeteria were unbelievably good cooks, and their…
Great-Grandmother’s Caramel Rolls – A 1920s Family Recipe Some recipes are more than just instructions—they carry the stories, warmth, and traditions of generations before us. These Caramel Rolls come straight from the kitchen of Great-Grandmother Vienna Mack, an Oklahoma native from the 1920s. This cherished family recipe has been passed down and perfected over time,…
Kentucky Christmas Fruit Salad: A Family Tradition Fruit salad is more than just a simple dish—it’s a cherished tradition in many Southern homes, especially around Christmas time. This Kentucky Christmas fruit salad is a beautiful example of how food connects us to the past. We’re honored to share Jeff Roe’s family recipe, which has been…
Good Comfort Food: Homemade Rolls Recipe There’s something special about homemade rolls fresh from the oven—soft, fluffy, and buttery, they bring warmth to any meal. My 3-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter love helping me make these rolls, and they take pride in shaping the ones in the center. Cooking together makes the kitchen feel even…
Classic Southern Banana Pudding with Vanilla Wafers There’s nothing quite like a bowl of homemade banana pudding to bring back sweet Southern memories. This no-bake banana pudding is creamy, rich, and full of nostalgic charm, just like grandma used to make. With layers of vanilla wafers, pudding, and fresh banana slices, it’s a staple dessert…
