I made this page in one of the circle journal's I am participating in. The topic was vintage recipe's and the Cosmo Cricket Early Bird line worked great for this!
I chose to do this 1953 Betty Crocker Old Fashioned Meatloaf recipe because it is the best Meatloaf ever! I took a picture of it afterwards but decided not to put it on my page because Meatloaf just doesn't look appetizing, really it doesn't! But it sure does taste GREAT!!
What is your favourite vintage recipe? Did you love Julie and Julia? I loved when she brought her some butter in the end!
Laterg8r
19 comments:
Loved Julia & Julie - saw it on the plane the other day returning to Spain! And love vintage recipes too!
Have a great week.
xx LOLA:)
Nice layout, funny how some things look bad and taste fab.
I always convince my son to try everything,even if he says that looks yuk :-)
Oh Yum......I love the LO and the love MEATLOAF...I have to try this recipe!!!!
Thanks for sharing!!!
What a great layout, you did a fabulous job as always! I love meatloaf!!
My favorite vintage recipe is my grandma's banana pudding....yummy.
Hugs,
Karyn
Oh fantastic pages! Love that paper and the meatloaf looks delish.
Haven't seen that movie yet but have heard good things! We love meatloaf in our house, I'll have to try out this recipe!
Awesome ness...and yea, meatloaf is't the most appetizing of pictures! LOL
I love old school recipes, actually my fav cookbook is a REALLY old one from my great grandma. The recipes ae just SOOO easy! I mean, no rare ingredients I can only get in Chinatown or something!
Love the CC project! I can't do meatloaf at all..I suppose I should practice..my favorite vintage recipe is when my sisters bake these coffee cookies from my aunt's recipe. Haven't finished J & J; got it damaged and haven't re-rented it yet but it was pretty good the part I saw!
mmmmm... meatloaf! love your vintage page! that toaster is too cute. Haven't seen J&J yet!
This meatloaf looks yummy!!!! My favorite is my Mammaws banana bread recipe!!!! YUM!!!!!!! YUM!!!!!
Awesome - that is exactly what I was picturing when I came up with that Vintage Recipe theme! Although how you knew that without me DOING MY OWN PAGE, I will never know. lol
totally cute pages!!!
i love your cookbook page. i wish mine could look like that. My friend and i just watch that movie. I thought it was great how much butter she would use too!
Your LO looks properly "old fashioned" - love the toaster. I can attest to the taste of this recipe as Carrie has served it to me - Yummie!
I don't have a favourite vintage recipe!! But I DO love Early Bird from Cosmo! :D Great work!!
I loved the movie !Your vintage recipe pages are wonderful. I need to make some recipe books. My recipes are in terrible need of organizing.
Blessings,
~Myrna
That is the cutest toaster. I couldn't believe you did that page at first, it just didn't seem like you. I think it shows how incredibly creative you are. Betty Crocker's 1969 cookbook is my favorite. The chocolate chip cookies are to die for. Julie and Julia was such a fabulous movie. I laughed so hard. Meryl S. rocked her role.
This is a really cool recipe book. I love vintage recipe books. I bought 5 one day at the thrift store and I can't wait to use them. I think I'll make copies of the best pages, first!
i love it! those pp by CC are soooo cute! I've been hoarding some of mine!
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