Hello Everyone,
Some of my happiest memories are those when we were gathered around a table enjoying a wonderful meal. I love to cook and invite family and friends over for a meal. Sometimes I get carried away and invite more people over than I have available chairs.
Yesterday we gathered around our "meals on wheels" table and shared a meal of Italian Sausage Soup with Tortellini with an old friend and her partner from junior high school! We sat and talked and ate for hours!
My daughter and daughter-in-law were always asking me for recipes, so I put a book together for them. I'm still adding to the book little by little. Now when we have a family gathering, they just turn to the book and tell me what they are going to bring to the table.
I'm going to share the book with you, my faithful blog readers. You have given so much to me over the years with your support, love, and laughter. I appreciate you more than you will ever know. Click HERE to download the cookbook.
Bon Appetit!
Lynn
Thank you for the recipes and your continued friendship! My sister just made a soup similar to this one, My mom loved it, Thanks again. Ready to shovel more snow this week?
ReplyDeleteYes, our shovels are at the ready. We also have new mud and snow tires.
DeleteWhat a thoughtful and generous thing to share your recipes! I just had to give a big thank you for such a fabulous lady! Happy Holidays.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Susan. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
DeleteThank you, Lynn! The recipes look delicious! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you too, Loris.
DeleteWhat a delicious, delightful Christmas gift. Thank you, Lynn. I can vouch for the very last recipe, the Chocolate-Orange Cake. So tasty!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Susie. I LOVE that cake too!
DeleteAbsolutely beautiful - classy and well-designed, as is true with everything you do. Thank you, Lynn, for adding joy and beauty to our lives.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet, Laura. Thank you.
DeleteThanks Lynn. Have used a number of your recipes over the years and now can enjoy all of them. Merry Christmas to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that cake too! Merry Christmas!
DeleteThank you for the cookbook, those recipes look delicious. Fish tacos, yum. Merry Christmas from Maine!
ReplyDeleteA good friend of ours doesn't like fish. He stopped by one day out of the blue and we served him the fish tacos. He loved them!
DeleteThanks Lynn,
ReplyDeleteI wasted no time and printed out this wonderful gift. I am looking forward to trying new recipes and making new memories.
We share another couple of things in common:
1) lemon meringue pie... my grandmother also had the knack for a perfect meringue, I think practice made perfect (they also ran a poultry farm, so had plenty of eggs to crack).
2) my maiden name was Ross. Grandfather directly from the ol' country (Scotland).
Merry Christmas my friend.
Give hugs to Gail, Sharon McD
We should wear the Ross tartan the next time we meet! Wouldn't it be wonderful if we were related!!!
DeleteHave you seen that plaid? It is quite the eye popper. Related: yes, I would say we've been cut from the same cloth! 🤣
DeleteYes I have! Maybe I should work that into my fabric line.
DeleteThanks so much for sharing your family cookbook. I've already found a few recipes that I'd like to try. It all looks yummy. Maxine
ReplyDeleteThank you, Maxine. I'll be adding to the book over the year, and I'll make another download available next Christmas.
DeleteTHANK YOU! Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome! Merry Christmas.
DeleteThank you, Sharon! Hugs back to you and Katie. Enjoy the holidays!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holiday Gail
DeleteWhat a wonderful gift! I could not find the margarita recipe! LOL
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much♥️ Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
LOL Kristi! I should and will put that recipe in the book.
DeleteThank you, such a lovely gift. I always enjoy reading your blog and seeing the pictures you post. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Carol. I enjoy writing the blog. Merry Christmas to you.
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