Personal Recipes of Lehi Fifth Ward cookbook

I thought it would be fun to share with you and Old family favorite recipe cookbook. It is really old just a few people still have them. This one was my grandma Cherringtons book. When she passed away, I got it and and old Mountain fuel cook book that she had that she cooked out of all the time. This Lehi Fifth ward cookbook started in my Grandma Warenski Ward many years ago. It does not tell me in the book when it was made. But I would guess about 50 to 55 years ago or more. It has a lot of my Dad's side of the family like grandma Warenski, his sisters, sister in law's, my Mom & a lot of great ward family members. My Grandma Warenski was a Great cook I remember going to her house and she always had something in the kitchen, that she had made the you could eat or she was in there cooking up something great. One of my favorite things were when she would go get in that great big freezer and pull out one of her homemade pop-cycles.

I will be posting the recipe's in this book. Most all of these recipes in this book have been tried by my family or me personally. You could use them just of the blog as you need a recipe or print the and make your own personal book.I love this book.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Lehi Fifth Ward Relief Society Officers, Teachers and Committees.

Dedication

Expression of Appreciation

"Grandmother's Cake"

Bread and Rolls............... 1

Main Dishes..................... 23

Cakes................................ 58

Candy............................... 83

Pies................................... 90

Cookies............................. 98

Drinks............................... 122

Salads............................... 131

Desserts........................... 143

Miscellaneous.................. 163

Household Hints............. 190

Index............................... 194

DEDICATION

This Book is Dedicated to the Modern Home. In our Home today, as always, Life in centered around our Kitchens. It is with this thought in mind we have compiled these recipes. Some of them are treasured old Family Recipes. Some are Brad New, But every single one reflects the

love of Good Cooking that is so very strong in this Country of ours.

EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION

We want to express our Appreciation to all those who have given of their time in Collecting and Submitting these recipes, and assisting in the sale.

We hope that this book will be used and enjoyed by everyone.

OFFICERS, TEACHERS, AND COMMITTEES

Lucille Ashton--------------------- President

Beda Peck------------------------- First counselor

Rhea Vance------------------------ Second counselor

Verna Peterson-------------------- Secretary

Lois Davis------------------------- Visiting teacher message

Zada Phillips----------------------- Theology

Genieve Peterson------------------ Work Day

Rose Hilton------------------------ Literature

Zella Peterson--------------------- Social Science

Kathryn Dorton------------------- Chorister

Karla Harding--------------------- Organist

Mildred Christainsen-------------- Work Leader

Francis Comer--------------------- Magazine Director

Donna Dahl------------------------ Historian

Jean Clark------------------------- Coooking Committee

Elva Peterson

Etta Holdsworth

Edna Young

Gail Vanwagoner------------------- Visiting Teacher Supervisors

Gwen Smith

Nelda Stewart

Elva Allen

Kathryn Dorton-------------------- Program Committee

Sharon Judd

Lois Davis

Violet Turner---------------------- Funeral Arrangements (Flowers)

Madeline Robinson---------------- Luncheon

Marjorie Wilkin------------------- Birthday Cards

Etta Holdsworth------------------ Quilt Supervisors

Leota Peterson

Beda Peck------------------------ Cook Book Committee

Nettie Warenski

Elva Peterson

GRANDMOTHER'S CAKE

Some people remind me of flowers

and things,

Of stories, and verses and fairies,

and kings,

But, somehow when watching my

grandmother bake

My Grandmother always reminds

me of cake

Her temper all sunshine, with just

enough spice,

Her face like a muffin all dimpled

and nice;

Her form is imperial, though short

and quite old,

Her hair is like silver, her

heart is pure gold;

Her fingers are brown and as

wrinkled as scones,

and the vevet is gone from

the song she intones.

But she knows how to cook for

the hungry and sick,

And her dear lady fingers are

nimble and quick,

As she rolls out the sponge

into crullers and buns,

And nut loaf and pound loaf

and fat polly lunns;

With chocolate and coconut

heaped in a cup,

She sprinkles and ices and

fusses things up,

Till you'd think if you drop in

the day grandma bakes;

It was somebody's Birthday to

look at the cake.

She once was a bride, like

a filly so fair,

Her eyes blue as gems, and with

ribbon decked hair;

She married a poor man and

Jonnie's his name.

And who cares a fig that their

ways have been plain?

No mansion of marble, no

palace serene,

But a house full of Brownies with

Grandma their queen.

Her current of life has been

happy and sad,

And the fruit of her days is

to make others glad;

So I think of my Grandma

an angle to be,

And I know over ther she'll make

cookies for me!