You are in for a treat today! I have another handwritten recipe for you from someone I love!
Buttery Homemade Cream Puffs
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This recipe comes from a very dear neighbor, Beatrice Mason. As children we were allowed to ride our horses to her house and she frequently offered drinks and snacks. Talk about delicious memories! Of course I grew up and moved away from my childhood farm. Not long after my wedding, I wrote a letter to her asking for cooking advice. The response from Mrs. Mason is still a treasure to me. I've actually posted another recipe from her and it is right HERE! Today it's all about
Homemade Cream Puffs
My muffin tin is pretty old and a bit scruffy, so I use cupcake wrappers in the bottom to help prevent sticking. Mrs. Mason mentions cutting a slit in the side to fill them. That works, of course, but when I am in a hurry, I just cut the tops off at the edge of the cupcake wrapper, fill and slap that top right back on again.
The surprise in the center of the cream puffs can be just about anything. You can see Mrs. Mason's suggestions. My favorite is Vanilla Pudding (click HERE for my pudding recipe) topped with Chocolate Sauce (HERE is our family's recipe). Handsome Husband, though, likes to cut them in half and make sandwiches.
What is your favorite filling?
;-) -Marci
Homemade Cream Puffs
My muffin tin is pretty old and a bit scruffy, so I use cupcake wrappers in the bottom to help prevent sticking. Mrs. Mason mentions cutting a slit in the side to fill them. That works, of course, but when I am in a hurry, I just cut the tops off at the edge of the cupcake wrapper, fill and slap that top right back on again.
The surprise in the center of the cream puffs can be just about anything. You can see Mrs. Mason's suggestions. My favorite is Vanilla Pudding (click HERE for my pudding recipe) topped with Chocolate Sauce (HERE is our family's recipe). Handsome Husband, though, likes to cut them in half and make sandwiches.
What is your favorite filling?
;-) -Marci
I love jelly filling, Marci, but I think for this cherished recipe I would like to be surprised with your vanilla pudding! I am so envious of all the old fashioned recipes everyone is sharing! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treasure, Marci! The cream puffs sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteMarci, I love your handwritten recipes! The cream puffs look wonderful and I'd totally go for the vanilla pudding inside!
ReplyDeleteThese look so light and delicious! It has been a long time since I've had a cream puff. I'd love to try this recipe--thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat an great recipe and to have the handwritten letter is awesome! I really treasure handwritten recipes.
ReplyDeletewhat a great resource to treasure.
ReplyDeleteI love those hand written recipes. We have one of my grandmother's framed! And the cream puffs looks delightful! Thanks for sharing at the What's for Dinner Party!
ReplyDeleteI have made these and they were wonderful. I put a savory filling in instead of the typical sweet one and we ate them for a special supper several times. :)
ReplyDeleteThese recipes from long ago are often the most treasured. I can do with a good smear of butter and maybe a little jam.
ReplyDeleteIt's been years since I made cream puffs. Your link on Granny Dee's link party inspired me. Had to drop by and tell you!!
ReplyDeleteSounds yummy! Love the handwritten recipe :) Thank you Marci for linking up at the #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I shared your post on Facebook, Google+, Pinterest, and Twitter.
ReplyDeleteI baked every single day for 25 years. There was always a herd at our home mostly young males and always hungry. I never had a good recipe for cream puffs so I did not make them. I am not only pinning your recipe but writing it out to put in my little recipe card box. I am really thrilled you shared it.
ReplyDeleteI love the hand written recipes, Marci and these puffs look delicious. I've lost my cookbook that Mum made for me many years ago with hand written notes. Thanks for sharing your recipe with us at #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty and have a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteI love the hand written recipe. You don't see many of them these days. Thanks for joining us at #HomeMattersParty I hope you will join us again this week.
ReplyDeleteI treasure my old handwritten recipes and resist getting rid of them. This is such a special recipe and looks so delicious. Thank you for sharing at #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. Pinned and shared.
ReplyDeleteMmmm!! Those look absolutely delicious!! Thank you for sharing at #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty
ReplyDeleteThank you for wonderful receipt! Are these muffins healthy? I'm on http://hitthegrade.com diet and I want to eat only healthy and clean food.
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