My Mom's Recipe Box
I found this box in a cardboard box of items that I inherited from my Mother. A well made wood box that was clearly a well used treasure. It is Oak, with finger jointed corners.
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| Finger Jointed Oak Box |
It has a "Shaw-Walker" decal on the front. Research suggests this box was made in the early 1900s.
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| Shaw-Walker |
Small brass hinges and a clever arced retaining bracket are the only visible external elements. The brass parts have oxidized with age.
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| Brass Hinges |
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| Side Bracket |
The outside has a warm brown varnish on it. The inside is unfinished.
Inside are a collection of recipes that have been passed down from my grandmother Lucille to my mother Joanne and now to me.
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| Treasure Inside! |
This blog is about sharing them with my siblings and everyone else.
I remember many of these recipes as meals or treats served to my family of 8 over a lifetime. Following posts will be each of these recipes, photographed and transcribed. Enjoy!
David





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