There’s nothing Swedish about these, but they are delicious! Grandma Gregory won a prize for this recipe. There are different notes on procedures, so it’s noted in the recipe.

Recipe from Sue Paterno, from Joe Paterno’s TV Quarterbacks Tailgating Cookbook. Sue’s note: I always double this as it is one of Joe’s favorite nibbles. (Joe Paterno, that is).

Jennifer’s note: I would change a few things. Instead of pimiento, I would do the jarred roasted red pepper. Instead of green olives, maybe black or Kalamato (sp?), or a mixture. I would decrease or omit the sugar altogether, and probably add a few more Italian spices (and maybe some garlic and onion for kicks). I would use white wine vinegar. It needs to be clear, as the cauliflower will get discolored with red colored vinegars.

Quick, delicious snack – substitute for potato chips!

Another sketchy recipe from Grandma. There are notes: $7.50 for 1 log.

Grandma had a few recipes written down, mostly for her catering business. This is another cheese roll appetizer, but notes are quite sketchy. The names might have been the family she was catering.

Grandma had a few recipes written down, mostly for her catering business. This is one appetizer, but notes are quite sketchy.

These are a Superbowl party favorite and too good not to make. While not a family recipe, I have made these for family and I guarantee you can’t eat just one!

A crowd-pleaser every time. Serve with tortilla chips.