Some Recipes Should Stay in the Box

After our mother’s passing, my sister Jen and I found our grandmothers recipe box while rummaging thru some old boxes. To be honest, we did not intend to keep it. For fun we started looking at some of the recipes inside. That’s when the laughter ensued.

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Resurrected recipe from Grandma's Recipe Box. Colorful minced vegetables on a plate with a decorative owl-shaped object in the background. Some recipes deserve a second chance. These probably don't.

Never Dead Recipes

Never Dead Recipes

Do not try this at home.

These recipes probably should have stayed in the box...

But we're going to resurrect them anyway.

Coming Soon! Dish Up

Mixing It Up with Outta The Barn

Recipes from Never Dead Recipes, homemade syrups from Outta The Barn, and plenty of delicious ways to mix them together.

Old recipes. New pours. Nothing stays dead for long.

The Palisade Picoso. Two glasses of clear beverage with ice and peach slices, a whole peach, a halved lime, a cucumber, and some green leaves on a wooden cutting board.
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A little vintage, a little garden, and a little kitchen chaos.

A little vintage, a little garden, and a little kitchen chaos.

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Logo for 'Outta The Barn' featuring a stylized red barn with two potted plants, with text 'Vintage Resale & Homemade Goods' below.
Gardens and Such Logo. Bee Hive Hexagon filled with a bee, three bright pink zinnias and green leaves.
Gardens & Such logo in a spectrum of colors, similar to a rainbow. Symbolizing the autism spectrum and supporting sensory gardens.
'HAPPY Root Sensory Garden' Logo. Colorful illustration with the text curved over a garden scene featuring flowers, a butterfly, bee, and worm. This is a specific sensory garden in Denver Colorado focused on helping children with sensory challenges
Never Dead Recipe Logo. Dark purple background with neon purple outline of a sugar skull and the text 'Never Dead Recipes' in illuminated purple letters.

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