I forgot CARDAMOM!
You need one tablespoon of Cardamom spice.
To be added when you add the sugar.
I am guessing at the Tablespoon, Gram always just said…
“ummm a little more, yeah, that looks about right. “
Take dough out of the fridge from it’s overnight rest.
(By the way… The fridge was empty yesterday because today was grocery shopping day. Now we have FOOD!)
You need A rolling pin, and big brother who was gone the night before,
and a very heavy cast iron or aluminum pan.
Lots of Vegetable oil and flour.
Special buckle cutter!
This one is a little fancier then Gram’s, her’s was made by a cousin and is all wood and tin.
This one has a brass wheel and stirrups.
It worked like a charm!
Pour oil in pan and start heating it.
Hey! I’m rollin here!
Kneed flour into dough until it is rollable.
Roll out dough.
Use cutter to cut eyeball like shapes, then go through and put a slit into the center of each eye shape.
Pick up one piece at a time, fold each end into the center slit.
This forms the buckle.
Drop into hot oil. Watch until edges are golden brown then flip so the top side fries.
Cookie should come out golden brown.
Drain cookies on paper towel.
The perfect buckle cookie!
Tomorrow there will be food, and family!
Those that are still with us and those that have gone on but will ALWAYS be in our hearts!
Easter at Grams, I’m the blonde in the pigtails, D is the brunnette scratching her chin.
I can’t wait to stuff my face and spend the rest of the day horribly uncomfortable because I ate too much!
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Comments (21)
I LOVE your honesty at the end!!! LOL
They look delicious, and when you put those pictures at the end… now I am missing my family that is no longer with us even more!!! Your grandma looked like she was a very sweet lady!
If you scrapbook, this would make an awesome layout!!!
Have a very blessed Thanksgiving! Take care, Tracy
Hi, Angi. I see you around all the time, and I am sure I was subbed to you at one point, but Xanga loses them, sometimes. I subbed again, if it’s okay.
Those buckle cookies look so delicious, and I think it is so neat that your kids get that experience of making them. I have a couple of my grandma’s old kitchen tools, too, and I treasure them. One is her old wooden potato masher, which I will be using tomorrow!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
Kathi
Something about home made sweets, isn’t there? Have fun making great memories!
I knew which one you were!
I have Wagoner pans too,I love them ,they are nice and heavy (like my ankles!!)
Those buckles look so good! I will try them!
God Bless you Ang! I love you and am thankful for you and your friendship.
Awesomeness……………You rock……..
I am getting lots of rest and it feels good….
I gotta make these………and like the old cutter.
Happy Thanksgiving!
So, I came to the site, all excited about seeing a photo of you! Then I saw that it was from yesteryear. sigh. Maybe you really are the bearded lady?
I’ve never heard of buckle cookies. Is it a regional food? They look awesome.
Have a fantastic Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Cardamom is a very versatile spice. Those buckles look good!
Fun in the kitchen. Wishing you & your family a Happy Thanksgiving.
I sell those cutters all the time in my antique booth but I thought they were pie crust cutters or something to do with baking anyway.
Wonderful post! Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving and I’m sure a little lotion will take care of those “dishpan” hands……….
aw lovely pigtails, not ever to be pulled at… they called mine “two monkey swings” till I told them watch out, King Kong! Grumbling about taxes: Not knowing how to calculate them is one thing but if you are stranded at a place where the several official scavenging moneypickers don’t even know their own laws, tweetie tweetie until the owls howl… Just let them have their fun among each other, they may write again when they are ready… I might have a good look at the final amount and pay. Sorry can’t harp on as I have to switch to the receipe…. Cardamom I have in my kitchen, green, dried but not ground… I use it for moooooorish coffee, slurp, where you boil up the water with a dried seed of cardamom, then add some sugar if you want the coffee “kahva madhbouta”, then add an amazing amount of dustlike ground coffeebeans and watch it while it boils up three times… (if you don’t have the original gadget handy any small pan) will do… ready to serve ! pour it into small tasses and serve with loukoum, sticky honey dropping bakhlahva, pastry like the corns of gazelles …. or dried dates slit and stuffed with a skinned almond and of course big glasses of cristal clear cool fresh springwater. And to the health of the sultans of our hearts…
Interesting!
Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
Later,
Gina
happy thanksgiving and all.
i so definitely do not bake. or cook. or do anything but reheat things, really.
How come the buckles didn’t make it over here?
I loved those dresses!
I loved pigtails too!
happy belated thanksgiving! you have a beautiful family, and it looks like you guys had a blast in the kitchen! do i need to give you my mailing address so you can send me some goodies? tee hee!!!
I find it vastly amusing you’ve been posting old photos because in going through my Grandpa’s things I came across many photos I wanted to scan and share on my blog. Always one blog behind, I yam.
Hope your Thanksgiving was amazing.
Oooo, ooo, ooo, they look so tasty! I’ve got to have a go. Thanks for the heads up about 1T, now I can say I’m not clueless when it comes to making buckles haha! Great post Ang, and wonderful to see the pictures of your grandmother and you as a child, enjoying her company. You’re right, they’re never far away while we carry them within our hearts *hugs*
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