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    Cabin Cat

    Point Phillips, PA

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    Point Phillips, PA

    Joined: Aug 22, 2008

    Birthday: Jan 05

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    About Me

    Where to start? Born in Pittsburgh PA, grew up in Bethlehem, PA.
    Married 50 years, three boys, four brilliant grandchildren.
    Love the outdoors and live in a rural area.
    All my years growing up I spent the summers in the Pocono Mts. living with my Grandma at Lake Minisink.
    I learned many of my cooking skills from her. All this with no running water.
    We canned all the huckleberries we could pick, the berries that didn't get canned we ate fresh or made into jelly. There was always enough left for my Pop Pop to make into wine.
    By the way huckleberry or elderberry wine is a great cold remedy. I guess if it doesn't cure you, you don't care if you have one.;>)
    We dried green beans, & corn etc. to preserve them.
    Breakfast would be catfish caught fresh that morning along with eggs & fried potatoes.
    We had no electricity for quite a few years. Boy, cleaning the soot from the chimneys on those coal oil lamps every morning was not fun! Big excitement when the power lines came through.
    The bathroom was 'out back' with a moon cut into the wall for a window.
    Our bath tub was a jump in the lake with a bar of floating soap.
    That was our laundry also.
    My favorite cookbook (when I need one) is The Settlement Cookbook but I usually have one in my head or look at a whole lot and combine them into one we like. Of course unless I make notes, it's never the same twice!
    note: this tidbit is from OnMilwaukee.com
    First published in 1901, "The Settlement Cookbook," born in Milwaukee, fast became a kitchen essential. The book was the brainchild of Lizzie Kander, who taught cooking in two Milwaukee Jewish settlement houses before starting her own, called The Settlement, on North 5th Street, at the dawn of the 20th century.

    Favorite Foods

    My Grandma's chicken pot pie. The real PA Dutch kind with slippy noodles, not just a pie with a crust on top.

    Did you know that fresh dried corn when it's half done tastes better than Ju Ju beans candy?

    French vanilla ice cream

    Pepperoni/mushroom pizza

    Mrs. Miller's Apple Crisp. She's been gone a long time but the memory of her apple crisp at our neighborhood block picnics lingers on. It was similar to a combination of recipe #355 by jinx and #2925 by Whtsebring. NO OATMEAL hooray! ;>)

    My Hubby and my favorite restaurant has to be Country Buffet in Allentown, PA. I really don't eat my money's worth but my husband makes up for it!

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