The historic photos and family connection are fascinating! I love how you connect them with the great recipes you share. The red and green decorating sugar sounds just perfect for the holidays too! I remember making icebox cookies years ago and now must make some again!
I loved this post so much, Jolene! My father tells stories of ice deliveries during his childhood in Brooklyn. Your history lessons are so moving and beautiful and your recipes--delicious! Love, Jamie
The historic photos and family connection are fascinating! I love how you connect them with the great recipes you share. The red and green decorating sugar sounds just perfect for the holidays too! I remember making icebox cookies years ago and now must make some again!
Thank you, Ruth! They are good and as Irma says, not ‘troublesome’ :)
Looking forward to making them--and glad to know they're not troublesome!
I loved this post so much, Jolene! My father tells stories of ice deliveries during his childhood in Brooklyn. Your history lessons are so moving and beautiful and your recipes--delicious! Love, Jamie
Thank you so much, Jamie! Your Father must have so many great stories, say hello from me ❤️
I enjoy how you tie in history to tell the story. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much, Harper, glad you enjoyed :)
As Always, a fantastic recipe and storyline. You have a real gift ... thank you and please keep presenting such wonderful work.
Thank you, Uncle Ed ☺️ ❤️
After seeing so many cakes and cookies and donuts parading in your posts, a question arises: who eats all that stuff?
We are a family of four including two voracious sons aged 21 and 18, so edible things - and especially sweets - don't last long. How about you?
Family, friends and the neighbors passing my door who pick up the scent of ‘The Parade of Cakes’ 🍰 😂
Lucky them!
And thank you for description! 😉🥁 🍰 🍩 🍪
I've wondered too--thank you for asking :)
Come over for the ‘Parade of Cakes!’ 😂
The photo of the little boy is adorable!
Thank you, Amy! I remember we had a milkman when I was little, glass bottles left in a metal box outside the house. Thanks for reminding me ☺️ 🥛