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Post by Sussie of Teckelhut Acres on Mar 15, 2014 9:11:27 GMT -5
Oh my goodness. Is that a cute site or what?
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Post by goodnight on Mar 15, 2014 10:25:34 GMT -5
When I click on the link, nothing happens.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 15, 2014 14:02:34 GMT -5
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Post by mtdawg on Mar 15, 2014 20:09:09 GMT -5
Cute website. Now how are you going to provide the 'recipe ' for the spice cake grandma used the Baldwins special ingredient..lol
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Post by goodnight on Mar 15, 2014 23:41:16 GMT -5
Cute website. Now how are you going to provide the 'recipe ' for the spice cake grandma used the Baldwins special ingredient..lol Or the cake that Olivia made with raspberries on it and whisky icing. Or how about Martha Corinne's hot Virginia sausage. |
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Post by goodnight on Mar 16, 2014 8:38:43 GMT -5
The raspberry cake was featured in the episode where they went to a county fair type event. An old beau of Olivia's who was running for office was in the episode (he was played by Michael Learned's husband Peter Donat). Actually I think the cake and the icing had the whisky flavor. But maybe you could substitute almond. The Baldwin ladies also had jelly made from "The Recipe". Dr. Vance saying, "Is this what I think it is", and "It's positively intoxicating" is so funny.
Martha Corinne's recipes were mentioned in "The Pony Cart".
Was Verdie's cake a burnt sugar or burnt cinnamon?
I noticed you had a recipe for egg custard. I love to have soft custard poured over pound cake. There is a restaurant in the town I grew up in that occasionally has it as a dessert special. It's Kirk's restaurant in Hinton, WV.
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Post by twinkle on Mar 16, 2014 9:01:14 GMT -5
Oh I have bookmarked this website and will be trying out those recipes for sure!
Martha Corinne's hot virginia sausage sounds very like what we Australians call 'rissoles'...sausage and beef mince mixed together with an egg to bind it and then seasoning added and spoonfuls dropped to fry in the pan. Like burger patties kind of.
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Post by goodnight on Mar 16, 2014 11:42:39 GMT -5
Well it started out as just sausage with the normal amount of spices that they usually used. And Martha Corinne starts adding more pepper pods and more sage.
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Post by patriciaanne on Mar 16, 2014 14:15:13 GMT -5
I did not know that was her husband!  |
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Post by sdw on Mar 17, 2014 12:25:06 GMT -5
Kathy Lee I looked at your website,and I like the pictures you posted there.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2014 7:32:39 GMT -5
Hi Everyone, There is a new Walton website that you might like. It's all about the food the Waltons ate during they show! There are recipes for food listed by movie or episode. For example, The Homecoming has recipes for roast turkey ("Won't John be surprised when he comes home and finds a turkey roasting in the oven!"), stuffing ("Mama. Do you think I'm pretty. No. I think you're beautiful."), Olivia's applesauce cake ("We'll slice one warm from the oven!"), and eggnog ("Take it out yonder and pour it on the ground!"). The website was started in February 2014 and I am up to The Typewriter in Season One. The plan is to watch each episode and movie and post recipes. I think I will be busy for a long time!There are also pictures of the Hamner house, Schuyler, Rockfish, and the Shenandoah Mountains as we live not too far away and often vacation in the mountains and surrounding area. If you get a chance, check out "Supper at the Waltons" at www.supperatthewaltons.comHope you like it. Thanks! As the starter of the keeper idea, I officially anoint you as the Keeper of the Walton Recipes. |
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Post by cinlou on Mar 21, 2014 19:14:50 GMT -5
i remember the actors/actresses saying that the food was often cold because the meal sevens took awhile or something like that!
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Post by cinlou on Mar 21, 2014 19:15:54 GMT -5
i remember the actors/actresses saying that the food was often cold because the meal sevens took awhile or something like that! Nice website by the way!
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Post by patriciaanne on Mar 22, 2014 4:26:13 GMT -5
Hi Everyone, There is a new Walton website that you might like. It's all about the food the Waltons ate during they show! There are recipes for food listed by movie or episode. For example, The Homecoming has recipes for roast turkey ("Won't John be surprised when he comes home and finds a turkey roasting in the oven!"), stuffing ("Mama. Do you think I'm pretty. No. I think you're beautiful."), Olivia's applesauce cake ("We'll slice one warm from the oven!"), and eggnog ("Take it out yonder and pour it on the ground!"). The website was started in February 2014 and I am up to The Typewriter in Season One. The plan is to watch each episode and movie and post recipes. I think I will be busy for a long time!There are also pictures of the Hamner house, Schuyler, Rockfish, and the Shenandoah Mountains as we live not too far away and often vacation in the mountains and surrounding area. If you get a chance, check out "Supper at the Waltons" at www.supperatthewaltons.comHope you like it. Thanks! As the starter of the keeper idea, I officially anoint you as the Keeper of the Walton Recipes. |
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Post by patriciaanne on Mar 22, 2014 8:00:46 GMT -5
Thanks for the nice comments about the website. It is just a fun hobby for me. When I tell non-Walton fans about the site they look at me like I am Crazy with a capital C! But, hey, I am a librarian and they are allowed to be a little quirky! I do remember the actors commenting about the cold food. If I remember correctly, the children were often messing around on set and filming could take a long time so the food got cold. Then, when they tried to serve the food cold, the child actor advocates (I don't remember what they are actually called) would say they could not serve the children cold food. I think I would like to be a keeper of the Walton's recipes. Will have to get a picture and get the keeper going. tried to do it earlier this week but it was such a busy week. So happy to sleep in a little this morning!  |
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