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P.O. Box 87, Palomar Mountain, CA 92060
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The Bailey Recipe Section
Getting the family back around the table is as important as the ingredients in a recipe. It’s honoring the past and making new memories.
Sharing recipes and ingredients, and how they get to us, can be a global journey. It’s as old as the spice trade, when the early explorers were discovering new worlds and new flavors, like cardamom, cinnamon, sugar, and chocolate. It gave us the ability to share more with each other, and to connect with places we may never get to visit. How? you ask.
The magic of a recipe is that it let’s us get together to create, enhance, revamp and enjoy a favorite cookie, cake, sauce, fruit or vegetable dish. I am fortunate to have this recipe section do just that– “share.”
I will be sharing recipes from the historic Bailey family cookbooks, from pioneer to present day cooks, adding favorites from my own rich heritage as we go along. Delicious recipes, rich in history, with a touch of story telling.
My tried and true combinations will enhance your tables, your knowledge, and hopefully inspire you to create a memory or two.
So, lets get cookin.’
Terri Rubio Bailey
“Sharing a little of ourselves today, helps our spirits live on
tomorrow.”
Recipes
The Mexican Wedding Cake (Cookie)
Death by Potato
Christmas in a Cup -
Crock Pot Apple Pie
Give Me Some More!
Campfire Foil Packs
Deviled Eggs
The All American
Donut!
Bohemian Soup and Filled Hearth Bread
Mike’s Hot Buttered Rum Mix
Pumpkin Bread
Zucchini
Muffins
More Hours In My Day Soup
Pumpkin Soup
Cornucopia Salad
Old Nate Harrison’s Favorite
Biscuits