* See note at the bottom of the post.
* Salaratue is a misspelling of saleratus, which is the old-fashioned name for baking soda (or sometimes baking powder) used in 19th and early 20th-century recipes.
At Aunt Bertha’s Recipe Box, you’ll find nostalgic recipes preserved from vintage cards and handwritten notes, once shared among friends, family, and church gatherings. Shared as originally written, they reflect the ingredients and methods of their time; nutritional information is not provided. Enjoy them with a smile and a sense of nostalgia.