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Croney Recipe songs (49) Lyr Add: SALLY'S QUICHE (Linda Allen)^^ 10 May 00


Hi,Folks -
I've been collecting recipe songs for some years now --would love to expand the collection. One great example: Orange Coffee Cake by Peter and Lou Berryman. My favorite so far! Here's one of mine -

SALLY'S QUICHE
©1984, Linda Allen

I first tried Sally's recipe a few years ago
When my baby was newborn, I felt kind of low
Sally came with a smile, and a salad and quiche
I wonder if she ever knew what joy that brought me
Two cups of milk and two cups grated cheese
Four pats of butter, a half cup Krusteaz
Four eggs and some spinach, spices to please
Bake 45 minutes, 350 degrees
Sally brought me the recipe, said it had served her well
In raising her children for years by herself
It didn't take long, and that's important, she said
When your children are crying and need to be fed

Chorus

And Sally brought wisdom and comfort and care
And the recipe brings back the friendship we share
It's an age-old tradition our foremothers knew
In grateful remembrance, I pass it to you

Chorus

This song/recipe appears on my CD, October Roses. It was inspired by my friend, Sally Kintner, when she brought over a beautiful quiche, a bottle of wine, and a loaf of bread in a basket and gave it to me shortly after the birth of my daughter, Kristin. We became good friends after that wonderful act of kindness, and I presented this song to her as a 40th birthday present.
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-Joe Offer-


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