OK enough with the great pictures. What about food?
I will just do a memory dump of my favorites but everyone chime in.
Granny's bisquits.
Aunt Imogene's pickels and butter beans
Uncle Charles fish frys at the lake
Aunt Nita's chicken
Mom's candied sweet potato's
OK keep it going
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Granny's Japanese Fruit Cake
Granny's waffles
MARVIN'S CRAWFISH
Uncle Eddie's shrimp boils
Aunt Imogene's banana nut cake
Aunt Imogene and Uncle Franklin's garden vegetables (fresh from the garden, frozen, or canned)--especially the creamed corn
Granny Terrell's M&M cookies
Japanese fruit cake?
i remember this sitting in the pantry off the kitchen i think and granny used to go in a pour somethin over it?
Also does any one remember what granny wrapped up in a dish towell? I do. D*** N** R***. That is the first letters to the words
Wasn't the devil's nut roll? Or also called the "preacher roll."
Notice who has lots of food favorites. Another one--homemade pear preserves on Granny's homemade biscuits.
My children would say: River Road fried dill pickles!
new food memories
Anythinig Alex does but especially his pulled fried turkey and cajun dipping sauce
Almost forgot
Aunt Imogene's sweet tea or do we say the pot does it by itself with no help from anyone?
Aunt Jo's hot fruit salad.
Aunt Nita and Aunt Jo's Ham. I learned how to cook a ham from Aunt Jo. They lived in Jackson and I had never watched Mom, Aunt Jo used orange juice and brown sugar (I think). It is great!
Oh yea and Donna's cornbread - Remember,Donna? I have a scar to prove how well the cornbread was cooked
Aunt Marjorie's pecan tassies and Mary Washington balls.
Gayle's chocolate chip cheese ball
I've been told that its Grandmother's tea pitcher that makes it soooo good!!
Imogene's Christmas cookies and candies. She always made enough
for everybody to have some then enough left to feed Ruleville.
However there was never a lot left
after Jack and I were there with our girls
I really have never heard of the devil's nut roll but have heard of the preachers roll. I always thought Granny rolled her "Date Nut Roll" in cheese cloth. What ever you call it---It was sooo good
What was the cheese roll called? Did it have a special name?
I think the cheese roll was called "Preacher Roll" Mrs Posey that worked for us always made the "Preacher Roll" at Christmas time and would bring it to us.
Gary Jennings got the recipe from Mrs Posey and now he makes it at Christmas. So good !! He could make us some for Family Reunion so everybody would know what "Preacher Roll" is
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