More Vintage Recipes

I have been having such a great time going through my new found tubs with more of my old recipes. I'm considering recipes that I have had for over 20-25 years to be vintage. I haven't made any of these that I am posting for at least 10 years, but I considered them my favorite or "go-to" recipes back then.

I believe that I found this recipe in one of those Pillsbury recipe books you see at the grocery check out. It had a picture of these little treats and I thought they were so cute, I went on a search to find my first miniature muffin tin. I made them for different parties and get togethers, and everyone always loved them.

I believe I found this recipe in November of 1997, because on the back of the page I had written this recipe on, was my menu for Thanksgiving dinner. It was just the regular stuff, turkey, dressing, gravy, potatoes, beans, jello, rolls, olives, sweet potatoes, cranberries. This is a very easy way to dress up a boneless skinless chicken breast.

This recipe was given to me by my youngest sister, Lori. I think I made it at least twice a month for a while, because we all loved it. I was looking for this recipe a couple of months ago but couldn't find it, so now it is here for safe keeping.

I have not made this recipe for at least 20 years. I remember that the house smelled really good while this was cooking! A mother of one of my high school friends gave me this recipe. Along with the recipe she wrote, baked potato goes well with this dish! Happy Cooking! She was a very nice lady!

Enjoy!