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Three Recipes That Bring Back the Best Memories

Published 5 months ago • 1 min read

Do you ever find yourself in a nostalgic mood?

Maybe it’s the school programs that mark the end of the year—or maybe it’s Memorial Day, which always reminds me of camping trips when our kids were at home. Whatever the reason, these simple recipes have a way of taking me back in time with a single bite.

Maybe one of them will do the same for you—or become a new favorite in your family. I hope so.

One-Pan Ground Beef and Bacon Skillet with Potatoes

When dinner needs to happen fast and your fridge looks bare, this Ground Beef and Bacon Skillet has your back. Perfect for camping--using an electric skillet. Only four ingredients
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Basic Bread Machine White Bread You’ll Be Eager To Share

A soft, fluffy white loaf made with the DOUGH cycle and finished in the oven for the best texture. Makes the best BLT sandwiches.
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Cinnamon Jumbles with Browned Butter Icing

These soft, cake-like cookies are frosted with browned butter icing for a nostalgic bite—just like my grandma’s Jubilee Jumbles. Yogur
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Shared & Loved - One-Pan Ground Beef & Bacon Skillet
“I made this tonight as I was looking for a quick dinner. The only change I made was to add a sprinkle of garlic powder to the meat. I thought this tasted like a bacon cheeseburger. My family really liked it.” — MELODY

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Wishing you a summer full of sweet and savory memories,

Paula

Home Economist/Food Worth Sharing

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p.s. I have purchased a new slow-cooker. Thanks so much for your advice. I'll be reporting back as soon as I try a few more recipes just to make sure it works for me.

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