“And you think the Lord gives attention to such little details as how long a potato should cook?” asked Ruth earnestly. “Why, yes, dear,” answered the mother, “if you put a matter, even a little matter, into the Lord’s hands to guide you, and trust that He will, of course, He will.”
—Chapter 7, “The Substitute Guest”
Back in the days before social media, a wonderful group of GLH friends in an email group put together a list of all the great foods in the books. Those lists were the beginnings of this fun cookbook series! We scoured our collection of vintage cookbooks and selected recipes that could have been used by GLH heroines, then many “Test Chefs” tried them out in their own homes so you can, too.
VOLUME 1: Vintage Recipes from the Holiday Books includes recipes for the great meals in:
The Christmas Bride • The Substitute Guest • April Gold • Stranger Within the Gates and many more.
Family meals, and often their careful preparation, are a familiar part of the Grace Livingston Hill books we love. In this volume of The Grace Livingston Hill Cookbook series, we bring the books to life with vintage recipes that will help you recreate the holiday flavors of yesterday.
And it’s more than just Roast Turkey with all the trimmings—you’ll also find lots of great comfort food like Warm Gingerbread, Sugary Doughnuts and (of course) Buckwheat Cakes & Sausage.
BONUS—This volume includes a newly-discovered GLH Christmas story, “The Half of a Christmas.”
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VOLUME 2: Vintage Recipes for Plot-Twisting Meals includes recipes for the great meals in: A Daily Rate • The Honor Girl • A New Name • Not Under the Law and many more.
In this volume of The GLH Cookbook series, we’re helping you to re-create some of the memorable meals that were an important part of their stories: Joyce’s “save-the-day” dinner from Not Under the Law; the first home-cooked meal at the boarding house in A Daily Rate; the birthday party planned to win Carey back in Re-Creations; the surprise spread left for father and brothers in The Honor Girl; the wecome prepared for the orphaned nephew of Victoria Gracen; and many more of our favorites.
BONUS—Even more memorable is a bit of Grace Livingston Hill poetry that actually makes a doll’s birthday cake in “The Party.”
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