Found recipe for Walnut Bourbon Balls
2.5 cups finely crushed vanilla wafers
1 cup powdered sugar
2 tablespoons cocoa
1 cup finely crushed walnuts or walnuts and coconut
3 tablespoons corn syrup
.25 cup bourbon
Mix first four ingredients well. Add syrup bourbon mix well.
Roll into balls.
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Coffee in the morning is an essential part of waking up. Or, one could just take a quick glance at any of these Vintage Coffee Kitchen Collectibles Figurines By Collections Etc
Sure, the spout on the right side gives it away as a teapot, but what the heck is that big, blue thing supposed to be?
Waffle makers are a good way to make waffles. (Just try making a waffle without one!) Not only are they convenient and easy to use, they also do most of the work for you; just plug it in and pour in the batter. But what did they do in the time before power outlets?
Long before waffle makers plugged into the wall, people were making waffles with something like the NordicWare 15040 Cast Aluminum Stovetop Belgium Waffle Iron
Happy 4th of July! What better way to celebrate than with a meal like above? The above ad was found while perusing the Period Paper Storefront
This seems like a good opportunity to open up a new category. Welcome to the first post filed under ‘Decorative,’ enjoy!
What we have above is a Chinese Dinner Party 1929 Wood Block Print By Stella Benson
I took the opportunity to learn a little about Stella Benson. She was born in 1892 to a wealthy English family. During her lifetime she traveled and wrote. Apparently she also made wood blocks. She died of pneumonia at the age of forty in December 1933 at Hongay in the Vietnamese province of Tonkin. She left behind a catalog of works that include multiple novels and poetry collections. (Via Wikipedia, July 2, 2012.)
The print above comes from a seller specializing in paper goods. They have a bunch of Stella Benson’s works
