old cookbook … perfect dinner rolls!

ByBeth Ferguson

Today I’m thankful for “old” cookbooks … especially Sunday Dinner: Meals from Family Kitchens by Lora L Parrott.  When I make recipes from this cookbook, so many sweet memories of cooking with my mom and sisters flood my mind.  This cookbook has just the perfect recipes for getting Sunday dinner on the table after church.  It’s not fancy, not your “real food” cookbook for the most part … instead it has the tasty potluck variety recipes.

Today I made Perfect Sunday Dinner Rolls!  These are no fail yeast rolls that taste divine!  The recipe is online for anyone who wants to try them.

So I guess I’m not sure if I am most thankful for the cookbook, the rolls creating that awesome aroma in my kitchen, or the sweet memories of cooking with family!  Guess today I’m thankful for all of those things!

Share Button
Print Friendly, PDF & Email

Similar Posts

|

Grateful for Nature

ByBeth Ferguson

I’m grateful for nature! I love to take a walk daily, breathing deeply, looking at the trees, it lifts my spirits! Psalm 96:12 – Let the fields be jubilant, and everything in them; let all the trees of the forest sing for joy. I love to walk on the beach, especially in the winter – there’s something…

Print Friendly, PDF & Email
Share Button
|

Grateful for Kindness

ByBeth Ferguson

I have been the recipient of so much kindness! Whether in my personal life, family, or in my professional life … I have experienced compassion, friendliness, generosity, and consideration, affection, gentleness, warmth, concern … oh my! The poet, Edgar Guest, makes a good point … kindess lives beyond the memory of him who gives! One…

Print Friendly, PDF & Email
Share Button
|

Grateful for Walks

ByBeth Ferguson

I love to walk. I love to walk our neighborhood, the trails nearby, but I especially love walking on the beach. There is a certain calmness in walking. I don’t know if it is the act of walking itself or if it is being outside. I have to admit walking on a treadmill is not…

Print Friendly, PDF & Email
Share Button
|

The Mercies of God: Jonah

ByBeth Ferguson

In yesterday’s post about the mercies of God, I called attention to how God was merciful to a lawless and violent city. Typically when we read about Nineveh, we focus on Jonah’s journey of disobedience, obedience, and then anger. But I want to remind us that while there is much to learn from this story,…

Print Friendly, PDF & Email
Share Button
|

The Mercies of God: Mercy on Gibeon

ByBeth Ferguson

“But when the people of Gibeon heard what Joshua had done to Jericho and Ai, they resorted to deception to save themselves. They sent ambassadors to Joshua, loading their donkeys with weathered saddlebags and old, patched wineskins. They put on worn-out, patched sandals and ragged clothes. And the bread they took with them was dry and moldy.”…

Print Friendly, PDF & Email
Share Button
|

The Mercies of God: Adam and Eve

ByBeth Ferguson

For several weeks I’ve been thinking about the mercies of God in the study of Romans. And I’m not quite ready to leave that concept. So for Thanksgiving, I’m going to explore illustrations of mercy in Scripture. I hope you’ll join me! These posts will be brief, simple, and hopefully encouraging. The faithful love of…

Print Friendly, PDF & Email
Share Button

Leave a Reply