What a delightful summer. I hope you had a wonderful one! Now we’re back and it’s time for pumpkin carving, apple picking, fires and chilly strolls. Not to mention more
Category: New Hampshire
Maple Treats for Maple Month
Do you hear that? It’s a sound that ushers in spring, foretells life and calls weary hibernating New Englanders from their dens. It’s the sound of sap boiling. Or perhaps
Mrs. Mason Campbell’s Blueberry Topsy Turvy Cake (New England-1970)
I don’t know about you, but by the time winter truly sets in, around January and February, I’m craving those summer flavors. The true garden fresh taste of ripe tomatoes
Mrs. Placey’s Dumbfunnies (Whitefield, NH–1954)
Dumbfunnies. Never heard of them. Can’t find a single reference to them as a food outside of this old cookbook out of the New Hampshire boondocks, 1954. Yet tucked inside