Mom and I are making apple crisp today! Check out this cookbook! Mom got it for Christmas in 1963 from her mom and dad! I think it could possible qualify for an antique!
Mom says this is her very favorite recipe for apple crisp and it sure looks like it! The page is all stained!
My job is to make the crumb topping! It's a butter, flour and brown sugar mixture!
We should have known that Appleboy Mitch would appear! "Don't throw that apple peel away, Autumn! I recycle!"
It's time to sprinkle the cinnamon over the diced apples! Can you see this heart-shaped teaspoon? This was one of my sissy's wedding favors to all of her guests! The tablespoon says, a heap of love - the teaspoon says, a teaspoon of laughter - the half teaspoon says, a dash of kindness - and the quarter teaspoon says, a pinch of patience! So that's the secret to a successful marriage I guess! hummmmmmmmmmm
Yummm and it smell so good too! Now to add a dollop of whipped cream or ice cream and it will be the perfect dessert for this gorgeous autumn day!
Mom and Maggie made split pea soup earlier! I can hardly wait for dindin!
See you all next Wednesday!Love, Autumn
What a pawsome cool looking cookbook. I bet that apple crisp is super yummy
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Wow! That is an awesome cookbook indeed! Look at the yummy dessert...*drools all over keyboard* My Mom loves apple desserts too...hehe!
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OMD, our mom has that very same cookbook. She even made that same apple crisp, but it was about 100 years ago. There's a chocolate cake recipe in there, that our dad makes on really cold winter nights. Mitchy it such a good recycler!
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Poppy, Penny & Patches
mmmmmm, yummy. My muzzer has an old and ratty "joy of cooking" and a couple of others, but my sissies keep stealin' em. Then when I want pancakes, we gotta call one of them!
ReplyDeleteMuzzer says the heart shaped spoons are really cool! What a nice idea.
Gussie
yummy!
ReplyDeleteoh the soup and apple crisp look so delicious. i know your house smells sooooo good!
what a great post!
xo
m & e
Looks unbelievably yummy!
ReplyDeletemm.. that looks yummy !
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But I admire Chloe ! * Shhh *
She is so BRAVE ! :D
Yum... Can I have a slice too?
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Snowball
Hi Autumn,
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to have such a wonderful recycling facility for apple peelings! It looks capacious!
Lovely recipe for apples. We have two big trees full and will try your recipe soon.
Love
Finni xx
G'day Autumn
ReplyDeleteI have never had Apple Crisp, but I do know we call it Apple Crumble over here! ;-)
Cheers
Charlie
That is so nice your Mummy still has the book. The food looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteSimba x
Wow! The picture of Mitch and the apple peel is just hillarious!
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Autumn,
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to get to help bake! Mitch is such a good makeshift garbage disposal, I mean recycler! I wish I could have a bite of your delicious crisp!!
Love, Janie
That cookbook is really cool! Mom got some old cookbooks from her mother's house after she died. mom was totally excited because for as long as she could remember, her mother wouldn't let her touch them because they were old and fragile, now Mom can touch them all she wants he cause there's her's *insert evil laughter here*! Those teaspoons are really cool.
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Your blog always makes me so hungry! (I like that, though!)
ReplyDeletewow that looks great! Sister and i are soooo jealous!
ReplyDeleteWarm apple crisp and vanilla ice cream ... DREAMY ... you have inspired H-Mom to do some fall cooking!
ReplyDeleteMy grandma had a Bety Crocker cookbook from the 50's!!! It is so torn up now though. That apple crisp looks absoluetly divine!!
ReplyDeleteThose are two of my favorite things to eat! We need recipes!
ReplyDeletehi. I just found your blog and was hoping it would be ok if I link mine to yours? I love applecrisp!
ReplyDeleteAll that food is making me HUNGRY!
ReplyDeleteWe think that Apple Crisp looks scrumptous! Hope you got some!
ReplyDeleteOzzie & Rocky
Wow you sure have been busy in the kitchen. That old cook book is fantastic. What a treasure!!
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Noah Willow Tess Lucy
Apple Crisp? I love the sound & the looks of it!
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Solid Gold Dancer
Mmm apple crisp. we will be right over...
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Gus, Louie and Callie
Apple crisp is one of my mom's favorites! Do you like rhubarb crisp? That's what Hannah wants for her birthday.
ReplyDeleteahahaha I love apple crisps!
ReplyDeletebut I love that third picture even more! hahaha
Moms favorite soup and among the top 10 of favorite deserts. Good golly, she is drooling more than Mango or Nanook!!!
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Hugs
Sunny&Scooter
ps mom thinks she has the puter straightened out. Fingers crossed.
It must smell absolutely fabulous over at your house! I sure wish I could come visit. Mom needs to make some of that apple crisp stuff soon!
ReplyDeleteHi, Autumn!
ReplyDeleteThat cooking book is pawesome! Sure it has lots of good recipes like the apple crisp!
My grandma has a handwritten cookbook that her mom gave to her. That is old!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
Yummie Yummie Apple crisp...
ReplyDeleteAutumn you are the best cook and craftiest wheelie around!
Can you save some for me?? hehehe
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BenBen
w00f's Autumn and M and M, me thinks dat cookbook iz cute and yummmie foods come outta it...i wood like to b at ur house at xmas, bet it smells soooo good..
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~rocky~
That looks yummy! Maybe you can throw a party for us.
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Boy n Baby
oh boy, mitch certainly know how to recycle very well.
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Boo
I think it is time for a snack.
ReplyDeleteMmmm... nothing says "Fall" like apple crisp! Our mom made one last week. MMmmmmm!
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Zim
That looks like a most awesome Apple crisp! That Betty Crocker and your mom sure know what they are doing!
ReplyDeleteMom loves classis magazines and books. The cover of this book is very cute. Meantime we're drooling!!! Geeee...we always do whenever I come see you guys. :)
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