Gladys Johnson's Kitchen
Handwritten classics from Grandma Johnson's binder.
- Hungry Jack Lefse — This isn't just a Lefse recipe; it's a piece of family history! I am delighted to share this cherished recipe, mailed to Grandma Johnson by LeRoy Barsness of Grand Forks, ND, on December 28th, 2000. Lefse holds a special place as a beloved treat in the upper Midwest, and we think recipes with such a wonderful story are even more enjoyable to share.
- Spritz Cookies — Get ready to bake a little piece of our family history! I recently unearthed this gem in Grandma Johnson's handwritten recipe collection. With a sweet note indicating it came from… Aunt Vie!, this recipe carries a story and a legacy. I can't wait for you to bring this piece of our past into your kitchen. The recipe is documented that it is from 1998.
- Spritz Cookies — Step back in time with us as we bring you a special recipe passed down through generations: Aunt Karen's exquisite Spritz cookies, discovered in Grandma's treasured collection. We're eager to continue the tradition and finally bake these delicate delights – and we know you'll love them too!
- Krumkake — Step back in time with this treasured Krumkake recipe, lovingly transcribed from my Grandma's own handwritten cookbook. Passed down through generations, Grandma noted that this delicate treat originated with Florence Larson. While Krumkake might be a delightful discovery for some, it holds a cherished place as a beloved Christmas holiday tradition in our family.
- Brandy Slush — Straight from Grandma Johnson's recipe box (complete with a few charmingly faded edges!), we bring you her legendary Brandy Slush. We stumbled upon this handwritten gem and couldn't resist sharing a little piece of family history – and a potentially very good time! Get ready to stir up some memories (and maybe a little mischief). Enjoy!
- Overnight Buns — This incredible recipe for overnight buns comes straight from Gladys Johnson's treasured handwritten binder, a collection of family favorites passed down through time. It's a little piece of baking history, ready for you to make your own.
- Orange Drop Cookies with Icing — Prepare for a burst of citrus sunshine! This wonderful Orange Drop Cookie recipe, attributed to Karen Atkinson, was lovingly preserved within Glady Johnson's coveted collection. And the best part? It comes with its own delicious orange icing recipe to perfectly complement the bright, tangy cookies.
- Old Time Dumplings — Tucked away among Grandma Johnson's cherished recipes, I unearthed this little gem! It's a piece of culinary history, originally published in the Bi-Centennial cookbook of Fertile, Minnesota, all the way back in 1974. There's something truly special about bringing a recipe with this kind of heritage back to life.
- Multi-Purpose Hamburger Mix — Streamline your meal prep with this fantastic Multi-Purpose Hamburger Mix, a gem discovered in Glady Johnson's recipe collection. Make a batch, freeze it, and you'll have the foundation for nine different and exciting meals at your fingertips. Say hello to delicious dinners with minimal effort!
- Krumkake — Unearth a holiday gem from our family's culinary history! This Krumkake recipe comes straight from Grandma's handwritten book, a testament to traditions past. According to her notes, this particular recipe was shared by our wonderful Aunt Sharon Johnson. If you're unfamiliar with the magic of Krumkake – a delicate, cone-shaped cookie – prepare to be enchanted. For us, it's an essential part of our Christmas celebrations, filled with nostalgic flavors and festive cheer.