Fun Food Holidays™
February 17th, 2025 is President's Day

Unleash your inner First Lady with Mamie Eisenhower's Million Dollar Fudge. It's so rich, you might just feel like a part of presidential history with every bite. ...get the recipe

Cherries are baked in a custard-like filling and topped with meringue. You can substitute frozen cherries for the canned, just thaw and drain them well. ...get the recipe

Made with cake flour, sugar, butter, vanilla extract, lemon rind, eggs ...get the recipe

Thomas Jefferson (and his personal chef) were quite instrumental in helping to bring French cuisine to America. This recipe for chicken fricassee is classic French dish that is positively delicious. ...get the recipe

Tired of the same old waffles? This is a delicious and easy to make breakfast option. Serve with a variety of sweet toppings. ...get the recipe

Ever wanted to taste a piece of history? Bess Truman's Ozark pudding is your ticket to a nostalgic dessert adventure, blending apples, nuts, and just the right amount of sweetness. ...get the recipe

Who doesn't want to dine like a president? If Bill likes his tuna on whole wheat with relish, dijon, and hard-boiled eggs, it's gotta be good. No oval office required to enjoy this recipe. ...get the recipe

Made with flour, salt, baking soda, shortening, brown sugar, sugar, eggs, vanilla extract, oats, semisweet chocolate chips ...get the recipe

The trick to this recipe in the sauce: a roux with beef broth, sour cream, and tomato juice makes it extra rich and creamy. For the classic approach, serve over egg noodles. ...get the recipe

Good enough for the White House, good enough for your house. Fettuccine and butter-sauteed shallots with sour cream, parmesan and half and half makes a creamy pasta dish fit for a king...err, president. ...get the recipe

The key to this luscious lemon cake? Zest and juice in the cake and the icing for a double dose of citrus. Great option for those who don't usually go for heavier desserts. ...get the recipe

Foolproof and delicious cookies. You can substitute other add-ins like raisins, flavored chips, or walnuts - just be sure to keep the total add-in amount to 10 cups or less. ...get the recipe

Create memories with Mamie Eisenhower's classic sugar cookies. This easy-to-follow recipe yields perfectly soft, buttery cookies, ideal for holidays or family gatherings. ...get the recipe

Made with salt, butter, vanilla extract, cake flour, baking powder, milk, almonds, egg whites, sugar, water, cream of tartar ...get the recipe

Made with blueberries, salt, baking powder, sugar, butter, eggs, vanilla extract, flour, bananas, allspice, baking soda ...get the recipe