Challenge #31: A recipe given to you by a loved one

[miss_s_b]

(this challenge suggested by fred_mouse)

Does your grandma make the best flapjack? How about your dad's champion roast potatoes? Does your friend punt you recipes on Facebook? Did your child bring home an interesting recipe from school?

Lets see the recipes that have come from people you love.

Comments

[missdiane]

I’m feeling comfort food this week with Moms stuff lol

[miss_s_b]

I think this one is going to be a little difficult for me because my family does cooking lots but recipes little; I could give you a million tips from my dad, but recipes? That's harder.

I'ma try, though.

[pseudomonas]

Recipes don't always need to be precise; if your dad showed you how to make something, that's a recipe too.

[missdiane]

That's most of my family recipes too, but I'll see what I can find. Hm...I wonder if I have any on google drive

[summerstorm]

Oh yeah, my dad is definitely the 'toss things at things and see what happens' kind. My mom follows recipes in detail though (as do I, with some modifications) and I already claimed the really gross old notebook with my grandma's (father's mom, my maternal grandma is a terrible cook) recipes that she gave my mom. Mostly because I want the sort of heirloom while my sister wants the actual recipes, LOL. But maybe I could share their cocido.

[heartonsnow]

I will try to find my dear uncle E's coleslaw recipe.

[gatheringrivers]

I may or may not be able to pull a fresh recipe out of my hat this week, sothese are my already-posted ones that are from loved ones....

Fried Chicken - from my late mother-in-law
and
Stuffed Dates with Hard Sauce - from my late gram (was a holiday tradition)