From the US to Brazil, Scotland to Japan, there are so many ways for grandparents and grandchildren to have fun!

"A treasured collection of 382 classic recipes & tips"--Front cover.

Chances are, you had a grandmother who could make all the best family-pleasing dishes. She probably even had a secret or two for making them extra delicious...even a trick or two for tempting finicky kids' appetites. If you've ever wanted to make scrumptious home-cooked meals just like hers for your own family, you're in luck! Grandma's Favorites is filled with more than 200 well-loved, handed-down recipes shared by cooks across the country. Your family's eyes are sure to light up as you serve up old-fashioned, made-from scratch dishes like golden roast chicken with all the fixings, comforting corn casserole or simmers-all-day vegetable beef soup. We've gathered time-saving recipes from up-to-date grandmothers for busy weeknight meals that are full of flavor too. How about skillet meatloaf or pork & cabbage noodle dinner, with quick hot rolls on the side? Of course, Grandma never forgot dessert and neither have we, with easy-to-make recipes for bubbly fruit crisps, frosted layer cakes and cookies by the dozen that will tempt everyone's sweet tooth. Each recipe uses familiar ingredients, with easy directions. You'll find lots of hints and tips for delicious cooking too. 251 Recipes. Table of contents: Old-Fashioned Breakfasts Chill-Chasing Soups & Breads Fresh-Picked from Grandma's Garden Grandma's Best Supper Dishes Fun Foods for Get-Togethers Something Sweet for You!

Whenever we need a little comforting, we love to make one of the tried & true recipes from Grandma’s recipe box. We know they’ll bring back the warmth and love of her kitchen, waiting (or even helping!) as she whipped up a favorite food just for us. In this book, you’ll find lots of delicious comfort food recipes, shared by home cooks just like you.

This full-colour book features traditional recipes and includes step-by-step instructions and helpful hints from Grandma.

From the US to Brazil, Scotland to Japan, there are so many ways for grandparents and grandchildren to have fun!