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What Are Your Favorite Family Recipes?

By Margaret Manning November 16, 2015 Health and Fitness

Until a few weeks ago, I never understood the appeal of cooking. When I was younger, I had a fear of the kitchen. Having lost my mom at a young age, I didn’t feel that I had the skills to produce my own culinary masterpieces.

Then, as a working mom, I found myself with little time to improve my cooking skills. I still made sure that my kids “ate their greens,” but, I didn’t put much weight on developing my own family recipes – unless a melted ham and cheese counts as a “family recipe.”

Then, a few weeks ago, my interest in cooking took a turn for the better. I went on a cooking holiday, where I learned how to make amazing Italian food.

Ok, that’s a bit of a stretch. Actually, I learned to follow the instructions of our fabulously talented chef, Antonio. But, for someone like me, who spent most of her life avoiding the kitchen, it was a great start.

What Do You Love to Cook for Your Family?

Now that I have started to take an interest in cooking, I find myself getting increasingly curious about new recipes. I’d love to find out more about the meals that you love to cook for your family. Maybe we can give each other some ideas for our next family get-together.

Do you love to cook? Which recipes are you famous for in your family?

I’d love to get a conversation started about this! Please take a few minutes to join the conversation below.

What are your favorite family recipes? Why do you love to prepare these exact dishes? Is there a family tradition or story behind them? Please add your comments below. If you have time, please share any actual recipes or sources that you think we should take a look at.

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The Author

Margaret Manning is the founder of Sixty and Me. She is an entrepreneur, author and speaker. Margaret is passionate about building dynamic and engaged communities that improve lives and change perceptions. Margaret can be contacted at margaret@sixtyandme.com

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