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A Pie To Eat with Salad Or Chips! Recipe at MyDish

A Pie To Eat with Salad Or Chips!

By Elsbeth

This is a quiche type "pie" which Bet used to make for summer picnics (with a salad) or for unexpected guests. I have left her original title as this is part of its charm.

Aggie's Fruit Loaf Recipe at MyDish

Aggie's Fruit Loaf

By Elsbeth

This was a favourite whenever anyone was asked to "bring some cake" to a social gathering back in the 1950's, but it still tastes just as good today.

Almond Cakes Recipe at MyDish

Almond Cakes

By Elsbeth

Lovely light bites to enjoy at any time.

Apple Cake Recipe at MyDish

Apple Cake

By Elsbeth

Another recipe given to me by my German friend. It can be served as a desert (warm) or when cold and iced as a cake.It freezes very well.

Aunty Gwen's Chocolate Crispie Recipe at MyDish

Aunty Gwen's Chocolate Crispie

By Elsbeth

No one is too old to enjoy these!

Aunty Lily's Rock Cakes Recipe at MyDish

Aunty Lily's Rock Cakes

By Elsbeth

Just a bit different, and always yummy!

Aunty Ruth's Apple Chutney Recipe at MyDish

Aunty Ruth's Apple Chutney

By Elsbeth

A lovely way to use up a glut of cooking apples. Delicious with cheeses, cold meats and pies. Also quite acceptable with a curry in the absence of mango chutney!

Baked Bacon Recipe at MyDish

Baked Bacon

By Elsbeth

A trouble-free way of cooking a bacon joint, Serve it with creamed potatoes, broad beans and parsley sauce. Pease pudding also goes well with this.

Cadach Llestri Pudding Recipe at MyDish

Cadach Llestri Pudding

By Elsbeth

Maybe not of today's taste, but it seemed to be popular in the 1900's and they must have thrived on it, or I (and you!) wouldn't be here!

Cheesey Bread Pudding Recipe at MyDish

Cheesey Bread Pudding

By Elsbeth

I wondered when this would be served in the houshold of the fourties and fifties, but recently I enjoyed something similar as a starter with dressed leaves ...it was wonderful!

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