How is one to be remembered?\u00a0 My grandmother used to make this candy, I call if angel food, but I do not know the real name.\u00a0 I have memories of her in the kitchen, and their whole house smelled wonderful while she baked this magical treat.\u00a0 She passed many years ago, but my Aunt bakes it the same way, so last year she sent a batch to me…..for one very brief second, I was at Grandmas house.<\/p>\n
My father loved my mother’s cornbread- which to be honest I never really appreciated until recently.\u00a0 I like cornbread; but have never associated it with a memory, until now.\u00a0 You can feel the love as my father describes mom’s cornbread, the simplicity of the recipe and comfort it provides to those who taste it.\u00a0 So I’d like to archive the recipe and share it with you.\u00a0 Ingredients<\/span>:<\/p>\n \u00a0Actions<\/span>:<\/p>\n This quickly turned into a family favorite in our house when we have company.\u00a0 I can see why my father has very fond memories, it makes the house smell good, and tastes great!<\/p>\n Enjoy!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n
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