These 5 minute no-bake fudge cookies are also known as haystacks, fudgies, poor man cookies, chocolate fiddle diddles, chocolate oatmeal no-bake cookies, preacher cookies, boil cookies or oatmeal boil cookies. These no-bake cookies were made popular in the 1930’s and there’s an array of names for these yummy morsels! I have been making these candy-like…
Category: Recipes From Our Kitchen
Slow Cooker Roast Beef with Veggies
The crockpot or slow cooker is an awesome way to have a delicious, hearty meal without having to cook all day! You can come home from your busy day and enjoy a yummy meal. And if you toss the veggies in along with the meat, then you have a full meal ready to eat, just…
Leftover Shepherds Pie
When I was growing up, my mom always turned leftover roast beef into Shepherd’s Pie. She’d grind the leftover beef and then toss it in a skillet with butter and onion. Then it got tossed into a casserole dish, topped with leftover mashed potatoes and tossed in the oven until the potatoes were golden. It…
Apple Dessert Pizza
We once had fruit dessert pizza at a restaurant. It was so tasty – the yummy pizza crust with sweetened fruit drizzled with a delicious icing. It was a mixture of all things wonderful in a single bite! Since the restaurant where we enjoyed dessert pizza quit selling it, we decided that we could make…
Cinnamon Pear Jam
Jams are like summer in a jar. Thickened fruit that is preserved with anticipation of being enjoyed all winter long on toast, pancakes, waffles, yogurt or even atop ice cream. We always have a good stock of jams on hand, and buy several cases of an assortment of fruits from the farmer’s market throughout the…
Breakfast Cookies
Disclosure: We believe in transparency. This post uses an affiliate link. This means we earn some revenue (at no cost to you) when you click through the links and make a purchase. Today I am sharing a delicious “cookie” that is great for breakfast, as a school snack or even as an afternoon pick-me-up! And…
Mom’s Mustard Beans
The pioneers worked hard all summer long to grow fruits and vegetables and of course what they could forage in order to preserve food for the winter, especially when living in harsh winter climates with freezing cold temperatures and snow. When food was scarce or their garden bounty ran out, they could enjoy what was…
