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Mamie's
House...a beautiful home in Somerset, Pennsylvania, where there was
so much love, and lots of fun in the kitchen. A special, elegant
white house with a wonderful high front porch, complete with comfy
rockers and carriage seat swings. Many times my dear grandmother,
whom we lovingly called Mamie, and I would sit in those swings, happily
chatting as we snapped green beans, peeled apples or potatoes, prepared
yummy Queen Anne cherries for canning and those tart red ones to be
transformed into wonderful pies or jam...and blackberries, bushels
of them! I can still smell the kettles of jams and jellies boiling
on the coal fueled iron stove, the fruit pies and other fabulous gifts
of love browning in the oven. And the candy! Taffy pulls,
toffee...
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Mamie
and I were a great pair in the kitchen. She and my mother
taught me so much about cooking, and even more about true values
in life and the joy of a God-centered, loving family. It's
no wonder that some of my fondest childhood memories are of Mamie
and Mamie's House.
Suzanne
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