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Kelly
Location: East Greenville
Date Posted: 04/15/2011 05:47:52 PM

I love this cookbook - there are some many good recipes in here that I have used over and over throughout the years! My favorites are Grandma's Beef Stroganoff and the Early Riser Special. I made that one morning for a group of roofers that came to our home - they inhaled it (it's very filling too!)

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Terri
Location: Boston, NY
Date Posted: 02/24/2011 06:39:05 PM

I use 1/3 c of splenda instead of brown sugar. Also, I have substituted no-sugar added preserves for the pineapple. I use low-carb pasta, instead of rice. It turns out great, every time.

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Candace
Location: Carrollton, TX
Date Posted: 10/16/2008 10:08:22 AM

I have 12 Gooseberry Patch cookbooks, along with countless others, but this is one of my all time favorites! My family loves the Baked Blueberry French Toast as well as the Oven Fried Chicken. If you love good ol' fashioned home cookin', you'll love this cookbook!

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Jennifer
Location: Medford, MA
Date Posted: 10/16/2008 07:13:51 AM

Sometimes, when my hometown seems far away, as it often does, I turn to this cookbook for comfort. I have to tell you, the cinnamon pumpkin pancakes with apple cider syrup are phenomenal! The early riser special is a wonderful breakfast, when paired with country style baked fruit...you've got brunch for 8 people in a jiffy! Grandma's buttermilk waffles are a wonderful way to start the day, cream of chicken rice soup is better than anything you'll ever find in a can and makes enough for a big crowd, homestyle potato chowder will become a weeknight favorite, sour cream chicken casserole is so warm and comforting, and pumpkin crisp is a fabulous fall dessert. If you can't make it back to your hometown, try some of these recipes...they'll take you back in time!