A little play on words. . .true. . .but I love this little sign I picked up in Missouri for only $7. . .It is perfect for my FARMHOUSE KITCHEN. . .I remember Grandmother swore by lard for her biscuits and her special recipe for tea cookies. . .Of course, the lard was processed outdoors in a big black 'witche's' pot over an open fire. . .FALL was hog killing time and making lard was just one of the activities surrounding this event. . .Only MEMORIES today. . .
I can barley remember that time of making lard on my grandparents farm back in 1950's Grandma has white metal buckets full of lard and in a huge black iron round pan they were cooking fat strips forgot what they called it, cracklins??
Welcome to the Farm! And, thanks so much for all your comments. I read each and every one of them. . .and, each one is truly appreciated. My friends are always welcome. . .
That is perfect for a farmhouse kitchen. The color is great too. thanks
ReplyDeleteI can barley remember that time of making lard on my grandparents farm back in 1950's Grandma has white metal buckets full of lard and in a huge black iron round pan they were cooking fat strips forgot what they called it, cracklins??
ReplyDeleteBack in the Good Ole days???