Little House on the Prairie Inspired Recipes
- Baked Beans Recipe Inspired by Little House on the Prairie
- Butternut Squash Recipes We Love
- Cranberry and Brown Sugar with Mint Glaze Country-Style Ham
- Cranberry Jelly Inspired by Little House on the Prairie
- Cream Carrots Recipe
- Cinnamon Chicken Recipe
- Cornbread Stuffing Inspired by Laura Ingalls Wilder
- Johnny-Cake Recipe Laura Made
- Laura’s Wedding Cake (Traditional and Blueberry Variation)
- The Little House Cookbook Review
- Lemonade and Strawberry Lemonade Recipes
- Old-Fashioned Creamed Corn Recipe
- Old-Fashioned Homemade Eggnog Recipe
- Pan Fried Fish Fillets With Lemon Dill Sauce
- Plum Preserves
- Refreshing Old-Fashioned Summer Drink Recipe – Ginger Water with Variations
- Tomato Ginger Preserves Recipe
Little House on the Prairie Dessert Recipes
- DIY Maple Sugar Candy
- Fall Popcorn Balls
- Farmer Boy Ice Cream
- Homemade Apple Turnovers
- Laura’s Wedding Cake Recipe – Traditional Recipe and Blueberry Topping Variation
- Old-Fashioned Homemade Peppermint Candy DIYs
- Old Fashioned Pumpkin Pie Recipe
- Old-Fashioned Spicy Apple Pie
- Rhubarb Pie
- Rock Candy Recipe
- Vanity Cakes Recipe
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My wife, Darla, and I live in rural Oklahoma. We are empty nesters, but we do prefer a much simpler way of life. We would very happy receiving email from you. I hope you have a blessed day.
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Thanks. I watch the show every day. I think it is a look back into the past and how Laura, Mary, Carrie, and Grace, and their parents may have lived their lives. Some of the shows are funny. That Mrs. Oleson can be a real bitch and the same for Nelly too. Nelly deserves what she gets a lot of the time.
Is there a recipe somewhere for the cake that Caroline often makes in the TV series? It’s either chocolate frosting or maple (something brown). My daughter is a huge fan of the show and her birthday will be little house themed and I was hoping to make that cake.
Any ideas how to make a House on the prairie cake for a birthday
This post walks you through a fun cake recipe. Good luck! http://littlehouseontheprairie.com/lauras-wedding-cake-recipe-traditional-and-blueberry-topping-variation/ You might also enjoy this birthday party ideas post – http://littlehouseontheprairie.com/lauras-wedding-cake-recipe-traditional-and-blueberry-topping-variation/
Is there a recipe for the apple fritters that Caroline makes in the episode “town party country party”? I’ve never seen apple fritters made that way , the dough almost looks like biscuits rather than the traditional fritters that I know.
Thanks
You might like this turnover recipe – http://littlehouseontheprairie.com/homemade-apple-turnovers/
I would love to get all of little house on the prairie recipes that they would have used
You might enjoy the Little House Cookbook – you can read our review of it here. http://littlehouseontheprairie.com/the-little-house-cookbook-review/
hi,i am looking for the lemon chicken recipe that Laura used to make.
We have a cinnamon chicken recipe: http://littlehouseontheprairie.com/little-house-on-the-prairie-cinnamon-chicken/
Me to i like knowing how thing were cooked back in the days
I loved all the books as a young girl and now watch the show every day! Now at age 70 I am finally reading Farmer Boy. Laura is so descriptive in her writing that it makes my mouth water! Al the things Almonzos mother makes for him and the family…..he must have a HUGE appetite! I keep wanting to find these recipies and try them. Do you have any idea where I might find them?
I loved the descriptions of the flapjack or pancakes with the butter and brown sugar between the layers. They always seemed so amazing!
Also, the apple pie made from a green pumpkin, would love to find that too.
I am from the Philippines and am reading Farmer Boy for the first time, although I watched the TV series back in the 70s.
My mouth waters reading about all the food Almanzo’s mother put on the table. But what truly amazes me is how she managed to cook so much food for one meal back then when she had none of the labor-saving devices we have now.