I was reading Granny Sue's News and Reviews today--I'd like to visit her. She is a story teller that lives in the Appalachians. Anyway, she gave her biscuit recipe today. I do not intend on making biscuits, the womp-um ones are just fine, thank you. And, we have the frozen ones for special occasions.
What I am getting to is that it brought back really good memories of Nonnie making biscuits. When we asked for the recipe, she would always say that it depended on how many people were eating that day. No matter how pressed for time she was, she would always let Sadie help her. I wish I had a picture of the little toddler sitting on that cabinet helping make biscuits. Nonnie would always let Sadie "make" a few of her own and bake them. Usually by the time Sadie was finished playing with the dough, they didn't rise much and turned out a little hard when cooked.
I am so grateful that Sadie, Nonnie and I have that memory. Sadie still talks about making biscuits.
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2 comments:
I could really go for Nonnie's chicken strips (with my own bowl of crunchies), mashed potatoes, broccoli with cheese sauce, and biscuits with honey. :)
Jen--me, too!!! My verification word on your blog was "clogg" maybe a warning about what it'd do to our arteries.
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