Michigan Cottage Cook

Dutch heritage information and interesting links to all things Dutch. A hundred years of collected recipes plus Lake Michigan in all its moods and beauty, also, assorted weird or fun facts. Visit our New Website(Under construction)@ http://michigancottagecook.com

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Thursday, December 1, 2011

PUMPKIN BARS WITH CREAM CHEESE FROSTING--THE PERFECT. RECIPE

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When I post a recipe I try to add some personal touches or changes to the recipe. With these Pumpkin Bars, I find there is nothing I can add...

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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

KERSTMARKT--WINTERMARKET IN HOLLAND, MICHIGAN

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F riday was a beautiful day to visit Holland, Michigan to do a little shopping and visiting the Wintermarket. Most times Tom and I went to K...

Monday, November 28, 2011

IZZY, THE SCHNOODLE, PRETENDING SHE IS A GERMAN SHEPHERD

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"If I sit up very straight people will think I am a German Shepherd" After the Thanksgiving dinner and the frantic shopping, Mond...

Saturday, November 26, 2011

SINTERKLAAS IS COMING TO HOLLAND AND GRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN---HIS 2011 SCHEDULE.

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SINTERKLAAS WILL BE IN HOLLAND, MICHIGAN: The downtown Sinterklaas procession starts at 6:30 on Friday December 2nd. Sinterklaas will gr...

Friday, November 25, 2011

HAPPY THANKSGIVING and PARADES

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Happy Thanksgiving from me and my family. Like other holidays, Thanksgiving is a time for happiness, but also a time for a feeling of sadne...

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Michigan Cottage Cook: I'm an old lady living in an even older little cottage perched in the middle of a sand dune called 5 Mile Hill. Our kitchen is tiny, no dishwasher :( and about two by two and half feet of counter space:(. I lived, as a girl, in a multi-generation home. My Mom and Grandma were fabulous cooks. I started collecting their recipes almost as soon as I could write. I attended Michigan State University and have a B.S. degree in Food Science. My husband and I love ethnic foods and recreating at home the dishes we have when eating out. I have worked developing new products in the food industry and as a cook doing large quantity cooking. The beautiful pictures are done by my husband, Tom. He also helps with technical problems! In April of 2011, Tom passed away from cancer. I am working my way through the grief and want to continue the blog even though I no longer have my picture-taking, problem-solving partner.

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