She dress so much elegant style. You're Queen of Vintage, Happy 50's everyday... You're Adorable Lady, love your Outfit always.. Your hair are awesome Love all of your Hardwork toward 50's, best taste ever
Looks good. I would add some orange zest and a few cranberries on top as a garnish. Then add slices of oranges cut in half to go around the jello mold.
You are so AWESOME Laci 👠 👜 , Very much anticipating to see what your Thanksgiving spread will look like ... Watching you is like .. TIME STANDING STILL .. You're the QUEEN 👸 of vintage . Footnote : My mother has that same copper mold , it's been on the wall for years along with the rest of the collection as decoration , so shocked to see one actually being used ... after all these decades ... 😇 We LOVE your channel .. 🖤🤎💜🤍💙💚❤🧡💛
I make something similar! I use whole cranberries cooked with either apple juice or orange juice concentrate. I add chopped walnuts and chopped celery in with the pineapple. I've also added mandarain orange slices to it. SO good!
that's what I love about vintage baking, the memories and stories associated with a receipe. We don't have any receipes we make each year but rather my dad makes/dresses the turkey.
Thank you for sharing this. I took my Mom's 1970s Tupperware Jell-O molds when she passed away and enjoy trying different recipes with them! Happy Thanksgiving from my vintage home to yours.
Your channel is one of my favorites! My daughter, who is 15, also loves all things vintage, and she loves to bake, so I am going to suggest she try this recipe for Thanksgiving dinner Thursday. We host about 40 people, so I am sure someone will be brave enough to try it with us! Ha ha Thanks for the recipe! Happy Thanksgiving!
I make my mom's (RIP) jello recipe every holiday. She used to use add Dream Whip when the jello was at egg white stage and whip it good. I now use homemade whipped cream. It's a family favorite. I purchased a vintage jello mold that I gave been wantings for years. 😊
We have always had Indian pudding for dessert (along with apple and/or pumpkin pies). This is a very old traditional Maine dish made with the main ingredients cornmeal, milk, and molasses and baked. Yum!
Happy thanksgiving. Our family tradition is all my kids have picked out a food they like and I make it. Mine is always turkey. Since they choose the same things every year I know what we’re having always.
We make this every year, with a very similar recipe. We add chopped pecans into the jello an hour after it starts chilling, and then do a cup of Cool Whip and the block of cream cheese on top. And we use a regular ol' casserole dish even though it's not as pretty as the mold. It holds more, which is good because this is probably my favorite Thanksgiving recipe.
Jello topped with miniature fruit flavored marshmallows and whipped cream is very good. Every holiday I make sweet potato casserole. Been making that for years. Family favorite, never any left. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍁
My mother in law makes something similar but without the topping. It may have had topping originally but by the time I came along the jello ring had grapes in the middle. I make it now! One of my favorite Thanksgiving recipes!!
I’ve never been a fan of canned cranberry sauce alone. But this looks scrumptious! I love this twist on cranberry sauce. I’m gonna make it this Thanksgiving! Thanks for this idea! So cute!
Hello I just wanted to tell you I really enjoy your videos. I just wanted to let you know that although I don’t dress in 60’s my heart is right there with you. I love all your beautiful dresses. And I wanted to wish you and your family a happy Thanksgiving. God bless you and your family. ❤️🥰
That looks so yummy! My grandmother always made a recipe like that for all our family get-togethers, but she used strawberry jello and a packaged of frozed strawberries. Delish!
My grandma would always make jelled cranberry sauce from fresh cranberries and this year was the first year I successfully got my sauce to set properly! Made it in a copper lobster mold (one of many my grandma had) super fun presentation.
We're grateful and thankful for you I make a Jello mode that I got the recipe at a Tupperware party 35 years ago when I first got married and it's called a cranberry Orange souffle and I have been making it every year since you make it in the round on Tupperware Jello that they have
my mom saved copper molds for my hope chest starting when I a young girl. I still have them but have never really used them. Jello wasn't as much in favor when I had kids in the 90s. My mom had a cranberry salad that I miss. thanks for sharing and bringing back memories
It was the best! I made this for Thanksgiving dinner. I added a few mandarin oranges to the mold and everyone loved it. The cream too which, I added to Ambrosia that I also made for our dinner. Thank you Lacy.
The cranberry jello ring looks so tasty! My grandmother always made chicken and egg noodles as a side dish for Thanksgiving. I think it's a regional thing (Midwest) but it was delicious!
This looks so yummy, I think even my kids might eat it. I may have to try it for Thanksgiving this year. Every year since I was a little girl we make sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top, and I still make this for my children.
Hi! I just want to say that I really love all your videos! I am also a fan of the 50's and I try very hard to dress in that way. Thanks for all that you do!
I make a fresh cranberry frozen salad that is really just like having ice cream. Everyone likes it. It has similar ingredients to your recipe except whipped cream instead of sour cream.
I was thinking to myself "I wonder if she ever gets to use that outlet on the stove" and then you used the hand mixer in it, so cool!! My must-have thanksgiving food is green bean casserole 😁
The recipe looks lovely! A popular one in the South is the one with coca cola and cranberries. I agree, don't like plain jello but so fun to add fruit and make a "salad".
Laci this sounds so good! I just discovered a sweet potato and cranberry recipe that I’ll be making for years to come I think! It’s in my 1940s Friendsgiving video. SO GOOD. Love you friend!
I just found that exact jello ring mold at my local thrift shop for $2! I will be trying this recipe this year for Thanksgiving. Thanks for sharing Laci! 😘
I absolutely love watching your TH-cam videos I happen to live in Salt Lake City and I have been to that thrift store decades awesome the owners absolutely charming keep up the good work and I’m gonna try the cranberry Jell-O for Thanksgiving I’ll let you know thank you
My grandmother made this and so have I. The different thing is she put walnuts and mandarin oranges. Hope you, Mr Cash and all your kitties have a very happy Thanksgiving!
Great job! My Mum always served Jello salads with the main Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner. She thought it was tastier with the turkey than cranberry sauce. I just love your vintage kitchen!!
You are such a joy to watch Laci ! I love your vintage sense of style ! Your so glamorous and pretty. For both women and men, it seems no one, or very few people, take pride in their appearance these days. It shows how hard you work at that.
looks wonderful came out very festive! I hope you and yours have a wonderful blessed Thanksgiving thank you for your channel, it’s very refreshing to see you on here ♥️ You are the epitome of grace😻
This looks so good and light after such a heavy thanksgiving dinner. I am definitely going to try making this one. Our traditional side was cranberry sauce, mom was the queen of making that. On my bf's side they have what they call "pink salad". It's a can of jellied cranberry, raspberry jello and then cool whip mixed in. It's a little tricky to make sure the jello is chilled enough and to not over mix the cool whip when you put it in or it makes it runny and won't set up. But I have made it for 2 years now and as long as I make it ahead of time and give it time to really set up it works. I love your channel and reminiscing with all of your videos. Thank you for sharing.
The jello looks very nice and fresh. You could use some pieces of fresh pineapple and cranberry as a garnish around plate. Your family and guest will know ingredients inside. Sweet potatoes is a favorite in my family. We just put some butter and drizzle maple syrup. Put sweet potatoes under broiler and brown tops. It looks pretty and tastes oh so good.
How fun being able to share a family recipe with a vintage vibe. My family's Thanksgiving tradition from my childhood is a cornbread casserole. Happy Thanksgiving to you, Mr. Cash, and the rest of the family!
Happy Holidays! I can't wait to try your cranberry ring recipe! It sure looks delicious. My family always has tomato aspic with sliced pimento-stuffed olives (and sometimes celery too!) at every Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner. We use the old pastel Tupperware molds. Great memories!
This sounds amazing!! I love jello desserts. My great grandma used to always make the orange jello with carrots and Mandarin oranges combo. Completely delicious!
I actually found a website that said they found this jello ring in a 1951 newspaper, so 40's to 50's would be accurate. I always end up hosting Thanksgiving, but my go to is a mashed sweet potato dish I kind of wing every year with cinnamon, nutmeg and brown sugar in it. Its sweet, savory and so yummy. Otherwise my mother in law brings about 5-10 various jello type salads, or "Fruit salads" which are really just whipped cream and fruit. lol. I am not a fan of them, but my husband and his brothers love it. I'm more about the turkey, mashed potato, and cranberries (just like mom used to make with the rings and all...aka canned lol) fan myself, but I have a lot of allergies that limit what I can eat. Happy Thanksgiving Laci and family! I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
My mom makes something very similar to this, but it was a summer dish with strawberries.. It's VERY yummy. I will definitely have to try this cranberry version. Thanks for sharing!
It looks so great and yummy!! Those are all some of my favorite ingredients so I know I would love it! My mom was a wonderful cook, and Thanksgiving was her favorite holiday. We are a large family and on Thanksgiving just like any other day, she could whip up fabulous food and make it look so effortless. This will be our 15th Thanksgiving without her, but in memory and spirit we prepare her dressing. I'm one of the few that love cranberry sauce, so I make sure that we always have that. One tradition that I particularly shared with my mom , was to get up early and make Pillsbury cinnamon and orange rolls and turn on the Macy's parade, it is something that I still do. Happy Thanksgiving!!🍗🥧❤️
I just found your channel and instantly subscribed! I’m all for vintage/retro food and decor. I made an apple pie from a better homes and gardens cookbook from 1960 for thanksgiving and it was a hit! I’ll have to try this out soon! I hope your holiday was a blast. ☺️💕
Having never experienced Thanksgiving I am always fascinated by the dishes served. I’m never sure wether they are sweet or savory, as there seems to be a crossover between the ingredients 😍😎🇫🇷
Laci - This looks so pretty and sounds delicious. I can't wait to try this. Thank you for sharing. Have a lovely night and Happy Thanksgiving! I am thankful for you. Blessings - Judith 🎭🎵🍁
Looks really pretty! Love your outfit too. I make a dish every year that my Nanny first made in the 1960’s. Frozen Fruit Salad. It wasn’t meant to be frozen but she forgot she had popped it into the freezer to cool quickly. It’s my kids favorite, even over pies and other desserts. It’s just cool whip mixed with mini marshmallows, crushed pineapple(drained), mandarin orange slices, sliced seedless grapes(oh boy do I remember helping mom seed grapes for this before you could get seedless). I think my Nan put in nuts too but no thanks. Freeze and then slice into squares with a knife dipped in hot water. Those frozen grapes! So yummy.
Thanksgiving has passed here in Canada, but I think I will try it for Christmas! I need to get my hands on a bigger vintage jello mold! Let the thrift hunt begin! My grandma always make all sorts for jello salads, but never one with cranberry sauce. I'm excited to try it :)
She dress so much elegant style. You're Queen of Vintage, Happy 50's everyday... You're Adorable Lady, love your Outfit always.. Your hair are awesome Love all of your Hardwork toward 50's, best taste ever
Looks good. I would add some orange zest and a few cranberries on top as a garnish. Then add slices of oranges cut in half to go around the jello mold.
That actually sounds good.
Would you add the zest to the Jell-O or the topping?
Oh that would be lovely!!
That does sound like the perfect garnish!
You are so AWESOME Laci 👠 👜 , Very much anticipating to see what your Thanksgiving spread will look like ... Watching you is like .. TIME STANDING STILL .. You're the QUEEN 👸 of vintage .
Footnote : My mother has that same copper mold , it's been on the wall for years along with the rest of the collection as decoration , so shocked to see one actually being used ... after all these decades ... 😇
We LOVE your channel .. 🖤🤎💜🤍💙💚❤🧡💛
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Ahh thanks so much!! Oh that’s awesome. You should surprise her one day and use it!
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Enjoy molds - they’re fun 🎄
I made it. Good lordt!!! Forever making this every thanksgiving
I make something similar! I use whole cranberries cooked with either apple juice or orange juice concentrate. I add chopped walnuts and chopped celery in with the pineapple. I've also added mandarain orange slices to it. SO good!
that's what I love about vintage baking, the memories and stories associated with a receipe. We don't have any receipes we make each year but rather my dad makes/dresses the turkey.
Oh yes for sure. Very nostalgic.
Thank you for sharing this. I took my Mom's 1970s Tupperware Jell-O molds when she passed away and enjoy trying different recipes with them! Happy Thanksgiving from my vintage home to yours.
I'm definitely going to try this recipe. I love make desserts. I'm the baker of the family. I will let you know how it comes out and thanks so much.
My husband's grandma makes a cranberry jello salad that we serve every year and my grandma's turkey dressing is one of my favorites.
I love Rockabilly and vintages still
Your channel is one of my favorites! My daughter, who is 15, also loves all things vintage, and she loves to bake, so I am going to suggest she try this recipe for Thanksgiving dinner Thursday. We host about 40 people, so I am sure someone will be brave enough to try it with us! Ha ha Thanks for the recipe! Happy Thanksgiving!
Oh yay!! Tell her I say hello. Please do try it. I think everyone will be pleasantly surprised!
so much positivity in the video
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. Give the fur babies extra cuddles and treats for me.❤️🙏🦃
Thanks so much! You too!
I make my mom's (RIP) jello recipe every holiday. She used to use add Dream Whip when the jello was at egg white stage and whip it good. I now use homemade whipped cream. It's a family favorite. I purchased a vintage jello mold that I gave been wantings for years. 😊
Oh my, my family has this every Thanksgiving too! We've always called it "Smurf Berries and Cream"
I remember these Jello Rings.
Your outfit reminds me of Thanksgiving.
We are Grateful for you Laci 💖
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We have always had Indian pudding for dessert (along with apple and/or pumpkin pies). This is a very old traditional Maine dish made with the main ingredients cornmeal, milk, and molasses and baked. Yum!
Happy thanksgiving. Our family tradition is all my kids have picked out a food they like and I make it. Mine is always turkey. Since they choose the same things every year I know what we’re having always.
We make this every year, with a very similar recipe. We add chopped pecans into the jello an hour after it starts chilling, and then do a cup of Cool Whip and the block of cream cheese on top. And we use a regular ol' casserole dish even though it's not as pretty as the mold. It holds more, which is good because this is probably my favorite Thanksgiving recipe.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family
Jello topped with miniature fruit flavored marshmallows and whipped cream is very good. Every holiday I make sweet potato casserole. Been making that for years. Family favorite, never any left. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍁
My mother in law makes something similar but without the topping. It may have had topping originally but by the time I came along the jello ring had grapes in the middle. I make it now! One of my favorite Thanksgiving recipes!!
I’ve never been a fan of canned cranberry sauce alone. But this looks scrumptious! I love this twist on cranberry sauce. I’m gonna make it this Thanksgiving! Thanks for this idea! So cute!
Hello I just wanted to tell you I really enjoy your videos. I just wanted to let you know that although I don’t dress in 60’s my heart is right there with you. I love all your beautiful dresses. And I wanted to wish you and your family a happy Thanksgiving. God bless you and your family. ❤️🥰
Ahh I’m so glad. Thanks so much!!
That looks so yummy! My grandmother always made a recipe like that for all our family get-togethers, but she used strawberry jello and a packaged of frozed strawberries. Delish!
I got no idea Laci has a YT channel, loving the content so far
I make banana pudding every year for Thanksgiving and it’s super delicious!
My grandma would always make jelled cranberry sauce from fresh cranberries and this year was the first year I successfully got my sauce to set properly! Made it in a copper lobster mold (one of many my grandma had) super fun presentation.
We're grateful and thankful for you I make a Jello mode that I got the recipe at a Tupperware party 35 years ago when I first got married and it's called a cranberry Orange souffle and I have been making it every year since you make it in the round on Tupperware Jello that they have
my mom saved copper molds for my hope chest starting when I a young girl. I still have them but have never really used them. Jello wasn't as much in favor when I had kids in the 90s. My mom had a cranberry salad that I miss. thanks for sharing and bringing back memories
It was the best! I made this for Thanksgiving dinner. I added a few mandarin oranges to the mold and everyone loved it. The cream too which, I added to Ambrosia that I also made for our dinner. Thank you Lacy.
The cranberry jello ring looks so tasty! My grandmother always made chicken and egg noodles as a side dish for Thanksgiving. I think it's a regional thing (Midwest) but it was delicious!
This looks so yummy, I think even my kids might eat it. I may have to try it for Thanksgiving this year. Every year since I was a little girl we make sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top, and I still make this for my children.
Love your refrigerator too.
Loved it never had jelly in years nice outfit too hugs and love Laci love too cats too
Hi! I just want to say that I really love all your videos! I am also a fan of the 50's and I try very hard to dress in that way. Thanks for all that you do!
I make a fresh cranberry frozen salad that is really just like having ice cream. Everyone likes it. It has similar ingredients to your recipe except whipped cream instead of sour cream.
That sounds absolutely delicious!
I'd like to see your vintage Christmas display
We make this same thing at my house every year too! :D
That looks delicious and a really pretty dessert for the holidays especially with the cranberries I’m for sure gonna try this out
My mother in law makes the same salad! She layers hers in a bowl and puts crumbled pretzels on top. Happy Thanksgiving!🦃
I was thinking to myself "I wonder if she ever gets to use that outlet on the stove" and then you used the hand mixer in it, so cool!!
My must-have thanksgiving food is green bean casserole 😁
I can taste the cranberry and raspberry. And that sour cream and cream cheese. Yeah this was special. Thanks 😆
The recipe looks lovely! A popular one in the South is the one with coca cola and cranberries. I agree, don't like plain jello but so fun to add fruit and make a "salad".
Laci this sounds so good! I just discovered a sweet potato and cranberry recipe that I’ll be making for years to come I think! It’s in my 1940s Friendsgiving video. SO GOOD. Love you friend!
I just found that exact jello ring mold at my local thrift shop for $2! I will be trying this recipe this year for Thanksgiving. Thanks for sharing Laci! 😘
awesome! lettuce leaves or artificial holly leaves for garnish...Laci is such a love! :---)
I absolutely love watching your TH-cam videos I happen to live in Salt Lake City and I have been to that thrift store decades awesome the owners absolutely charming keep up the good work and I’m gonna try the cranberry Jell-O for Thanksgiving I’ll let you know thank you
Alot of people In the States are Christmas addicts lol but Thanksgiving is my favorite especially non Summer holiday !
I love your ensemble 😊
So happy to see you again. Please know that you are missed when life gets crazy. Always a joy when you release a new video,
We make gumbo for the day after thanksgiving . It feeds the family while everyone plays games.
Oh that’s interesting! Fun!
This looks so fun. I'm going to attempt to make this recipe for Thanksgiving.
The yello ring looks so yummy..Your hair color is great and the way is set is beautiful..and your clothes too.happy Thanksgiving Laci.
Perfect for the holidays! I am definitely going to give this a try. I usually make ambrosia salad. Another yummy one.
My grandmother made this and so have I. The different thing is she put walnuts and mandarin oranges. Hope you, Mr Cash and all your kitties have a very happy Thanksgiving!
I make it with strawberries instead of pineapple, it’s such a cheerful sight on the thanksgiving table 🍗🦃🎃
Great job! My Mum always served Jello salads with the main Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner. She thought it was tastier with the turkey than cranberry sauce. I just love your vintage kitchen!!
You are such a joy to watch Laci ! I love your vintage sense of style ! Your so glamorous and pretty. For both women and men, it seems no one, or very few people, take pride in their appearance these days. It shows how hard you work at that.
Sour cream in jelly/jello has been one my fave deserts on keto for years now. They really do go together better than you would think.
I would probably like this. I don't care for plain cranberry sauce. Also you're wearing one of my favorite colors.😁
looks wonderful came out very festive! I hope you and yours have a wonderful blessed Thanksgiving thank you for your channel, it’s very refreshing to see you on here ♥️ You are the epitome of grace😻
Well I just found you and I adore it! Obviously by my name I'm obsessed with 50s and 60s! Love the aesthetic, look, everything about it! New sub!
I love your videos! You are so cute! I am going to try the mold next week. I love your vintage kitchen and everything you show us.
This looks so good and light after such a heavy thanksgiving dinner. I am definitely going to try making this one. Our traditional side was cranberry sauce, mom was the queen of making that. On my bf's side they have what they call "pink salad". It's a can of jellied cranberry, raspberry jello and then cool whip mixed in. It's a little tricky to make sure the jello is chilled enough and to not over mix the cool whip when you put it in or it makes it runny and won't set up. But I have made it for 2 years now and as long as I make it ahead of time and give it time to really set up it works. I love your channel and reminiscing with all of your videos. Thank you for sharing.
I forgot there is cream cheese too
My mom makes apple crisp and pumpkin pies with honey vs the traditional way with sugar every year for Thanksgiving. 🦃🍽
Awesome recite !!! And you are really amazing !!!! Bye
So glad you liked it! Thank you!
Now I'm hungry!
Looks great. I'm try it. Happy Thanksgiving. Love from Texas 🤠❤❤❤
The jello looks very nice and fresh. You could use some pieces of fresh pineapple and cranberry as a garnish around plate. Your family and guest will know ingredients inside. Sweet potatoes is a favorite in my family. We just put some butter and drizzle maple syrup. Put sweet potatoes under broiler and brown tops. It looks pretty and tastes oh so good.
Lacey, Thank you for sharing your family recipe.
How fun being able to share a family recipe with a vintage vibe. My family's Thanksgiving tradition from my childhood is a cornbread casserole.
Happy Thanksgiving to you, Mr. Cash, and the rest of the family!
Happy Holidays! I can't wait to try your cranberry ring recipe! It sure looks delicious. My family always has tomato aspic with sliced pimento-stuffed olives (and sometimes celery too!) at every Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner. We use the old pastel Tupperware molds. Great memories!
I enjoy your cooking videos, wishing you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
Thanks so much friend! You too!
This sounds amazing!! I love jello desserts. My great grandma used to always make the orange jello with carrots and Mandarin oranges combo. Completely delicious!
I had forgotten about that one. My grandma used to make it too. Thank you for bringing back a wonderful memory.
I actually found a website that said they found this jello ring in a 1951 newspaper, so 40's to 50's would be accurate. I always end up hosting Thanksgiving, but my go to is a mashed sweet potato dish I kind of wing every year with cinnamon, nutmeg and brown sugar in it. Its sweet, savory and so yummy. Otherwise my mother in law brings about 5-10 various jello type salads, or "Fruit salads" which are really just whipped cream and fruit. lol. I am not a fan of them, but my husband and his brothers love it. I'm more about the turkey, mashed potato, and cranberries (just like mom used to make with the rings and all...aka canned lol) fan myself, but I have a lot of allergies that limit what I can eat. Happy Thanksgiving Laci and family! I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
Never a Jello lover but I do remember this dish from the 60's. My mom loved it...me nah. LOL.
Haha too bad!
Yay first comment and top 16 likes. Love your recipe videos. Happy holidays to all.
Yay!!
Love your vintage recipe ideas, more of these please when you have time, thank you.
So glad you enjoyed!!
I just love you!! I love your videos ❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much you make me so happy. Love Vickyville ❤️
That looks delicious 😋😋 Laci I have a refrigerator just like yours except mine is a 1948 Westinghouse!! First time I ever defrosted a freezer😳
I am so making this. Thank you.
Thanks for easy to follow recipe!
My mom makes something very similar to this, but it was a summer dish with strawberries.. It's VERY yummy. I will definitely have to try this cranberry version. Thanks for sharing!
Oh that would be yummy!
Happy Thanksgiving! My mom made a similar recipe and I always loved it. Thanks for the memories!!!
I'm definitely trying this. It looks so yummy
Yay!! I hope you like it.
This looks so good! I will be trying it next Thanksgiving 🙂
My grandma made this for the holidays too. But she had the cream cheese and sour cream mixed in with the jello.
It looks so great and yummy!! Those are all some of my favorite ingredients so I know I would love it! My mom was a wonderful cook, and Thanksgiving was her favorite holiday. We are a large family and on Thanksgiving just like any other day, she could whip up fabulous food and make it look so effortless. This will be our 15th Thanksgiving without her, but in memory and spirit we prepare her dressing. I'm one of the few that love cranberry sauce, so I make sure that we always have that. One tradition that I particularly shared with my mom , was to get up early and make Pillsbury cinnamon and orange rolls and turn on the Macy's parade, it is something that I still do. Happy Thanksgiving!!🍗🥧❤️
I just found your channel and instantly subscribed! I’m all for vintage/retro food and decor. I made an apple pie from a better homes and gardens cookbook from 1960 for thanksgiving and it was a hit! I’ll have to try this out soon! I hope your holiday was a blast. ☺️💕
Having never experienced Thanksgiving I am always fascinated by the dishes served. I’m never sure wether they are sweet or savory, as there seems to be a crossover between the ingredients 😍😎🇫🇷
Love you so much, Laci! You always make me smile. And, as a cat lover, so do your kitties!
Happy Thanksgiving
Laci - This looks so pretty and sounds delicious.
I can't wait to try this. Thank you for sharing. Have a lovely night and Happy Thanksgiving! I am thankful for you. Blessings - Judith 🎭🎵🍁
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!
Looks really pretty! Love your outfit too. I make a dish every year that my Nanny first made in the 1960’s. Frozen Fruit Salad. It wasn’t meant to be frozen but she forgot she had popped it into the freezer to cool quickly. It’s my kids favorite, even over pies and other desserts. It’s just cool whip mixed with mini marshmallows, crushed pineapple(drained), mandarin orange slices, sliced seedless grapes(oh boy do I remember helping mom seed grapes for this before you could get seedless). I think my Nan put in nuts too but no thanks. Freeze and then slice into squares with a knife dipped in hot water. Those frozen grapes! So yummy.
Thanksgiving has passed here in Canada, but I think I will try it for Christmas! I need to get my hands on a bigger vintage jello mold! Let the thrift hunt begin! My grandma always make all sorts for jello salads, but never one with cranberry sauce. I'm excited to try it :)
Totally making this for Thanksgiving! I am so excited! I love trying family recipes. Have a blessed Thanksgiving!
Yay!! I hope you enjoy!
Ooh it looks yummy 🥰