We sometimes float pieces of lemon, and orange in this drink, if we make a punch bowl full.

Filed under: Drinks, Free Recipe, Fresh Foods, Organic food recipes, Vegetarian on August 29th, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Hi, we thought that you would like a nice free confectionary recipe today. Grandma use to make these sweets when we were kids. We loved them and so did our kids, now we are making them for our grankids. Hope you try them out for your family.

Filed under: Candy, Free Recipe, Grandmother's Recipes on August 29th, 2008 | No Comments »

Here is your free recipe today, we know that we are early for thanksgiving, but we thought you may like to try this out beforehand to see if you would like to do this as an alternative thanksgiving dinner.

Filed under: Free Recipe, Fresh Foods, Grandmother's Recipes, Organic food recipes on August 25th, 2008 | No Comments »

Here is an apple pie rhyme or poem, that was written for a 1700’s cookery book (recipe book).

We thought that you might have fun reading 18th century poems about one of the most famous dishes in the history of recipes.

Hope you enjoy reading this given to us by Mr Welsted in the 1700’s.

We have left the poem/rhyme with the original spelling, so use your imagine while pronouncing the words.

Filed under: Apple Pie, Desserts, Fresh Foods on August 22nd, 2008 | 1 Comment »

If you are a vegetarian and a parent, you have probably thought about putting your child on a vegetarian diet. Not only would it save time by making meal planning easier, but for ethical reasons, you feel it is a better choice for your kids.

Filed under: Articles, Vegetarian on August 22nd, 2008 | No Comments »

Hello and welcome back to yesteryear-recipes, we thought what to give you as a free recipe today, and we have decide that with all the different recipes that we can get from Grandma’s books and papers, there are lots of pies, so we have come to the conclusion that we should give you the recipe of a great pie pastry. This one is Puff Pastry, great for meat pies, and fruit pies, in fact for any kind of pies, or tartlets. This recipe is taken from 1832 publication.

Filed under: Free Recipe, pastry on August 18th, 2008 | 1 Comment »

A Nicoise (pronounced Ni-Suaz) Salad originally comes for the Nice region of France and sometimes is more often referred to as the Salad Nicoise. Although a truly authentic version of this salad contains mainly raw ingredients (except for the eggs and anchovy fillets), there are some restaurants now who like to include other ingredients into their recipes. Some restaurants are now beginning to add pasta or potatoes or cheese, rice or cooked vegetables into theirs.

Filed under: Articles, Free Recipe, Fresh Foods, Organic food recipes on August 17th, 2008 | No Comments »

Welcome, here is great free recipe for all you fish lovers out there, given to us by our friend Tim. His father came from Hungary, and this is a recipe that his Grandma used to cook. This recipe has it all, fresh fish, fresh vegetables and great flavor.

Filed under: Fish, Free Recipe, Fresh Foods, Organic food recipes on August 15th, 2008 | No Comments »

Hi, here is a Nigeria free recipe, which a friend (Jasper) of ours gave to us, he is from Nigeria, and says his mother and grandmother cooked this for his family all the time (it was like have chips/crisps).  He cooked it for us, and it was great, it doesn’t take long and is great […]

Filed under: Free Recipe, Fresh Foods, Organic food recipes, Vegetable, Vegetarian on August 11th, 2008 | 1 Comment »

It can get very hot in Mexico. Mexicans have a variety of cool treats to enjoy. From ice cream sandwiches to popsicles, they have many to choose from that you will love. The treats consist of chocolate, cinnamon, and different fruits. Some men even sell the treats up and down the streets similar to in America where you will see ice cream trucks in the summer selling cold snacks.

Filed under: Articles, Desserts on August 11th, 2008 | No Comments »