Betty Feezor Recipes!

[polkanut]

The only type of cookbook my wife and I use are the kind put out by churches and civic groups.  For the most part, these recipes are tried & true family favorites.  The one most used in our "collection" is one printed by a rural fire dept. NW of Wausau in 1989 as a fundraiser for new equipment.  Ironically, the title of the book is "Burnt Offerings".

 

[franksdad]

Yum!

Thank you so much Louie (Ultramatic) for posting that lemon pound cake recipe!  I love lemon cake and I'm gonna bake this cake this weekend!  Jim

 

 

 

[franksdad]

the title of the book is "Burnt Offerings".

Love it!   Love the name, that is...I don't have this cookbook!   I have my Mama's Eastern Star cookbook.  The Red Velvet cake and Chocolate Velvet cake with fudge icing are out of this world and Christmas dinner must haves.  I also have my Mama's 4-H recipe collection from when she was a girl.  Mama's 4-H recipes are over 80+ years old and the paper is brittle and worn so I just keep them folded up and a safe place.  My Mama would have been 93 this year. 

 

[Ultramatic]

You're very welcome Jim!

<span style="font-size: medium;">Enjoy!</span>

 

[hooverwheelaway]

Mmmmmmmm!

One lemon pound cake, coming up!

 

Now just to get a pound cake pan....

 

[appnut]

Now just to get a pound cake pan....

Fred, that would actually be eitherr a 10" tube pan or you can also use a 10" bundt pan.  surely y'all have one or the other of those in the house already. 

 

[hooverwheelaway]

**shifts eyes**

 

[chuffle]

From Cookbookaholic...

...the latest post happens to be about Betty and a photo tour of what used to be the studio where the Betty Feezor Show once took place. Was surprised to see this post, and wanted to share with those who might be interested.

Joe

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