My Homemade Dessert Recipes Blog is your quick and easy way to find all the latest additions to this website. I created it, so you won't miss out on new recipes, updates, and special features.
Whenever I add a new page or update an old one, I always release it through RSS feeds on my Blog. I also post announcements and items of interest from time to time. The following posts were kept short, making it easy to decide whether to Continue reading the full article.
Get Grandma's old fashioned Christmas dessert recipes and your holiday desserts will turn out extra special. Enjoy a Christmas filled with homemade treats.
Continue reading "Old Fashioned Christmas Dessert Recipes That Grandma Loved"
There's something extra special about this homemade candy corn recipe. It will take you back to the nostalgic Halloween treats of your childhood.
Continue reading "Homemade Candy Corn Recipe: Recreate the Taste of Childhood"
Get Grandma's traditional Halloween recipes and make Halloween desserts, candies, candy apples, candy corn, cakes, cookies, and SPOOK-tacular party food.
Continue reading "Traditional Halloween Recipes - Journey Into Retro Halloween Delights"
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These vintage picnic packing ideas are not only practical and easy, the tasty "take your pick" picnic foods are popular with all ages and fun to serve.
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Get this homemade Battenberg Cake recipe and enjoy a slice of history. Delicious strips of cake embraced by luscious filling and enrobed in almond marzipan.
Continue reading "Homemade Battenberg Cake Recipe Made Easy Using 2 Pound Cakes"
Get Grandma's old fashioned banana cake recipes and make deliciously moist and flavorful homemade banana cakes you will be proud to serve on any occasion.
Continue reading "Old Fashioned Banana Cake Recipes - Always Moist and Delicious"
Get old fashioned royal cake recipes for making delicious dessert cakes that honor Great Britain's Royal Family from the Victorian Era to more recent times.
Continue reading "Royal Cake Recipes to Honor Members of The Royal Family"
Get Grandma's old fashioned sponge cake recipes and make light-textured cakes that are perfect when topped with jam and whipped cream or dusted with sugar.
Continue reading "Old Fashioned Sponge Cake Recipes - Simple, Easy and Delicious"
Join Grandma's Dessert Club and get your FREE Recipe Ebook, plus regular Bulletins announcing new recipes, updated recipe pages, and surprise downloads.
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Get Grandma's old fashioned apple pie recipes and make the best apple pies you have ever tasted. Enjoy the same homemade pies your great-grandparents loved.
Continue reading "Old Fashioned Apple Pie Recipes Loved by Grandma"
Get Grandma's vintage Easter Bunny Cake recipes and make a delightful 3-layer or 3D cake for Easter, or adapt them for birthdays and other special occasions.
Continue reading "Vintage Easter Bunny Cake Recipes With Step by Step Instructions"
Get Grandma's traditional Easter dessert recipes and make sweet treats for your Easter celebration. Fun bunny cakes, cookies, chocolate eggs, and hot cross buns.
Continue reading "Traditional Easter Dessert Recipes - Easy Easter Desserts to Enjoy"
Get the best St Patrick's Day dessert recipes to make festive cakes, cookies, pies, and drinks. Make deliciously fun GREEN treats for your next party.
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Get Grandma's forgotten pie recipes to make delicious old fashioned pies rarely seen today like Amber, Carrot, Vinegar, Pinto Bean, Southern Jelly, and more.
Continue reading "Delicious Forgotten Pie Recipes - Enjoy a Tasty Trip Down Memory Lane"
Whenever I add new dessert recipes, you'll get to see them first on the Homemade Dessert Recipes Blog through your RSS feed. What's an RSS feed? It simply means "Really Simple Syndication."
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