Grandma's Recipes for Mother and Daughter

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Grandma's Recipes for Mother and Daughter

by American Molasses Company

EN·~1 hours·16 chapters

Chapters

16 total

GRANDMA’S RECIPES for MOTHER AND DAUGHTER

0:17

MOLASSES

1:42

FOOD FOR FLAVOR AND NUTRITION

2:25

Logically Molasses.... MEATS • VEGETABLES

6:30

Logically Molasses.... CAKES TOPPINGS, FROSTINGS AND SAUCES COOKIES PIES DESSERTS

6:50

TOPPINGS • FROSTINGS • SAUCES - OLD ENGLISH HARD SAUCE

3:29

COOKIES - MOLASSES OATMEAL COOKIES

8:57

PIES - RAISIN PIE

7:19

DESSERTS - SAUCY PUDDING

6:46

Logically Molasses.... GINGERBREADS • BREADS

8:43

Description

A warm, conversational guide that celebrates the golden legacy of molasses, this booklet opens with a brief history of the sweet syrup’s journey from colonial New England to the bustling kitchens of today. It explains how the finest grades are carefully blended and aged without any preservatives, giving readers a clear sense of why “unsulphured” matters. The tone feels like a chat with a kindly grandmother who’s eager to share the stories behind the pantry staple.

From hearty glazed ham to simple breakfast drizzles, the collection offers more than a dozen practical, step‑by‑step recipes that showcase the syrup’s versatility in breads, meats, vegetables, and desserts. Alongside each dish are gentle notes on the natural iron, calcium, and B‑vitamins that molasses supplies, making it both a flavor enhancer and a wholesome addition to everyday meals. Listeners will come away with confidence to experiment, whether they’re seasoning a Sunday roast or sweetening a bowl of oatmeal.

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Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (60K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Jun 4, 2021

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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American Molasses Company

A company rather than a single writer, it became known for turning molasses marketing into practical, homey cookbooks full of everyday recipes. Its best-known booklet offers a small but vivid window into early 20th-century American kitchen life.

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