I want to say 1 tablespoon butter flour, even though that doesn’t make sense. Unless it’s for buttering and flouring the pan?
MrsNacho8000
I think that the second to last one is 1 Tablespoon of batter flour, which I would take to mean a quick mixing flour like Wondra. I have no guesses on the last one although I do kind of see sugar something, maybe.
Snookisaysello
1/4 cup oil
1 egg
1/2 cup milk
1 and 1/2 cup flour
1/4 cup sugar
2 T (tablespoons? teaspoons?) Baking powder
1 T (tablespoon? teaspoon?) Butter? Beaten? Flour (not sure about this one)
The last one I am not sure as well. Sugar something?
Edit: I am so sorry, I just read it’s the last two you’re looking for! Do you know what it’s a recipe for? Maybe that would help
Scoginsbitch
Last one Sifted cinnamon?
Familiar_Raise234
Sounds like my coffee cake recipe.
BeefPoet
Just take it to a pharmacist.
Adept_Resource4212
My guess is a coffee cake. The final two lines might mean 1Tbs each butter and flour and brown sugar and cinnamon which would make a crumble topping for a simple coffee cake. Maybe?
Vortex-Of-Swirliness
T would be tablespoons, t would be teaspoons
Familiar_Raise234
Last line looks like sugar cinnamon. 1/4 what I don’t know. Cup? for sprinkling over the top before baking? And I’m thinking 1 tablespoon butter flour to season the pan before baking.
elinchgo
The last two could be ingredients for a crumble top if you put commas inbetween.. 1 tablespoon sugar, AND 1 tablespoon flour. 1/4 (no measurement) br(own) sugar, AND cinnamon.
Fantastic-Candle-184
It’s possible that since it seems she was running out of space, it’s meant to be 1 T (each) of butter and flour and 1/4 t (each) of sugar and cinnamon which would likely fit with some kind of crumble/topping.
For those who are unsure/ asking T = tablespoon and t = teaspoon
Mylastnerve6
I read 1/4 cod so I would have made the worst fried fish. I do think it is 1/4 c oil after reading comments
bombalicious
Tsp butter and flour is for coating the pan.
RugBurn70
Muffins with a streusel topping
Familiar_Raise234
Here’s my coffee cake recipe. It’s so similar Beat together 1/4 c. oil 1 egg 1/2 c. milk Mix together then add to above. Mix well. 3/4 c. sugar 1 1/2 c.flour 1/2 tsp salt 2 tsp. baking powder
Topping: mix and spoon over batter 1/4 cup brown sugar 1 tsp. cinnamon 1/2 c. chopped pecans 1 tablespoon flour 1 tablespoon melted butter
Bake 375 for 25 min.in a greased and floured 9 inch square baking pan.
Familiar_Raise234
I bet that last line is 1/4 cup brown sugar cinnamon.
oboejoe92
1T butter flour (maybe a mix, like a crumble?)
1/4 of sugar cinnamon
AggressivePayment0
1/4 cup oil
1 egg
1/2 cup milk
1 1/2 cup flour
2 teaspoon baking powder
I think the following is a topping of some sort
1 Tablespoon butter 1 Tablespoon flour
1/4 (?) brown sugar cinnamon
Sounds a lot like my grandmas cinnamon streusel cake
DizzyProfessional491
1/4 sugar
DizzyProfessional491
1tb cold butter
DDPLady
I think the last line says 1/4 brown sugar cinnamon
SomethingClever70
1/4 C oil
1 egg
1/2 C milk
1 and 1/2 C flour
1/4 C sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 tablespoon [butter?] flour
1/4 lb (pound) [?????]
I dunno, you got me. I think it’s some kind of cake. Might be the kind you make in a loaf pan, just because it has oil in it. It’s interesting that there isn’t any vanilla.
hunterbear1111
The last two ingredients are one tablespoon of butter mixed with flour to make a crumble for the top of the coffee cake and sifted cinnamon
Oomlotte99
1 tablespoon butter, flour 1/4 of sugar, cinnamon
My guess: It’s a coffee cake with streusel type topping.
Taraehrize
Looks like 1 teaspoon of butter flour, which may mean flour with butter cut into it. Then possibly 1/4 tl of sugar cinnamon. Tl is an abbreviation for teelöffel which is German for teaspoon.
cp2895
Are there any kind of instructions? Someone suggested it was something with a topping like a coffee cake, and the last two lines are for the making topping.
I’m pretty sure one of those words in the second to last line is “flour,” which, given that 1.5 cups of flour is already called for up top, makes me think that the last two ingredients are indeed for a topping or something that’s not supposed to be mixed into the dough or batter (although I’m guessing it’s going to be super liquid given the amount of oil and milk, so probably is a cake batter as opposed to cookie dough. You’d have to mix it together and see though).
I’m wondering if the last line is “sugar cinnamon”- I feel like people used to use it as a finishing ingredient more frequently than they do now, enough so that I wouldn’t be surprised if Great-Grandma either bought a jar of it or made a jar of her own just to have it on hand (kind of like how “pumpkin pie spice” is its own thing now)- maybe that’s just me talking nonsense, but I remember my grandparents talking about how they used to eat buttered toast with sprinkled cinnamon sugar on it as a treat, but my folks didn’t. Idk.
As for the second-to-last line- maybe butter? Like, mix the flour with butter? Or possibly even batter?- as in, mix up the batter and then remove a tablespoon before putting it in the oven and mixing it with the other stuff at the bottom?
AvidLearning
The second to last one really looks like butter flour. I looked it up to see if it was a thing and it seems to be a sauce made with butter and flour. With that, the bottom one now looks like “brown sugar cinnamon”, so my guess is that you mix the butter flour (traditionally called roux) and the brown cinnamon sugar to create a topping or dipping sauce.
dreasong
1/4 something sugar cinnamon
BrighterSage
1/4 C oil
1 egg
1/2 C milk
1-1/2 C flour
1/4 C sugar
2 t baking powder
1 T butter flour. This is my interpretation of the French method of blending soft butter and flour together like Julia Child did
Last one, I regret that I can not offer any assistance.
Peachberry24
I see “fudge” potentially on the bottom line?
Cha0sra1nz
I see the last line as 1/4 oz sugar cinnamon. Maybe the premixed one they sell in spice aisles?
rncookiemaker
From decades of reading doctors notes before electronic charting, the last two entries look like the classic “I’m running out of room so I’m going to shorthand this.” I tried my usual trick of turning it upside down, but still had some issues.
It looks like
1 T(ablespoon) butter (and) flour
1/4 (illegible) sugar cinnamon
Possibly a struesel topping for a coffee cake?
No matter what it is, it’s worth preserving the paper with the transcribed recipe. A cool family heirloom!
frauleinsteve
Is the last ingredient Jennifer Aniston?
Bdowns_770
I thought it started with “1/4 Cod” and got lost from there.
Salsilitos
That’s how you make CRACK
Ecstatic-Wasabi
Coffee Cake
1/4 C oil
1 Egg
1/2 C milk
1 1/2 Flour
1/4 C Granulated sugar
2 Tbl Buttermilk Powder
~1 tsp Beurre manié (butter flour mixture for crumble topping) MIX WITH THE > ~1/4 C Brown sugar/ cinnamon
strawcat
Bottom two are definitely: 1T butter (1T) flour 1/4 (I’m assuming c as that would make sense if this is a coffee cake with a crumble) br (brown) sugar Then it just says cinnamon and since I don’t think it would call for 1/4 c of cinnamon I’m going with it’s just “to taste”
Definitely think it’s probably a coffee cake. If you make it and it tastes like it’s missing something, try adding some salt!
Beckstar-UA
1/4 cup of oil 1 egg 1/2 cup milk 1 1/2 cup flour 1/4 cup sugar 2 teaspoons baking powder (assuming teaspoons bc lowercase “T”) 1 tablespoon butter + flour 1/4 (something) brown sugar and cinnamon
Potentially,,
Moninina
– 1/4 c oil – 1 egg – 1 c milk – 1 1/3 c flour – 1/4 c sugar – 2 t B. Powder – Batter flour -1/2 t for sugar and mix
danv1984
1/4 of a cod
MarginAlwaysCallin
1/4c oil
1 egg
1/2c milk
1/2c flour
1/2c sugar
2 ?Tsp? Baking powder
1 ?TBSP? Somethin?
1/4 somethin
MegBrulee
Not what you asked, but I had a recipe like this from my grandma and after she passed I had it etched into a cutting board in her handwriting (people on Etsy can do this). Best gift I’ve ever given.
No_Entertainment1931
1 tsp beaten flour
1/4 tb sugar cinnamon
bohemianhobbit
1/4 cup oil
1 egg
1/2 cup milk
1 1/2 cup flour
1/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 tablespoon butter (and?) flour
1/4 teaspoon sugar (and?) cinnamon
Gonna agree with others that the last two seem like a crumble topping.
(My own handwriting is awful.)
TableAvailable
It looks like she fell asleep as she was writing. Lol!
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It looks like a snickerdoodle type recipe. I think the last 2 are together:
1 T. Butter and 1 T. Flour
1/4 t. Sugar and 1/4 t. Cinnamon
ETA: Capital T is Tablespoon and lower case is teaspoon.
Source: I am old and write in cursive
So maybe the last two are for something that gets sprinkled on top?
1 T beaten flour ? (Beeten)
1/4 ? (Tb? Tab?) sugar ?
I want to say 1 tablespoon butter flour, even though that doesn’t make sense. Unless it’s for buttering and flouring the pan?
I think that the second to last one is 1 Tablespoon of batter flour, which I would take to mean a quick mixing flour like Wondra. I have no guesses on the last one although I do kind of see sugar something, maybe.
1/4 cup oil
1 egg
1/2 cup milk
1 and 1/2 cup flour
1/4 cup sugar
2 T (tablespoons? teaspoons?) Baking powder
1 T (tablespoon? teaspoon?) Butter? Beaten? Flour (not sure about this one)
The last one I am not sure as well. Sugar something?
Edit: I am so sorry, I just read it’s the last two you’re looking for! Do you know what it’s a recipe for? Maybe that would help
Last one Sifted cinnamon?
Sounds like my coffee cake recipe.
Just take it to a pharmacist.
My guess is a coffee cake. The final two lines might mean 1Tbs each butter and flour and brown sugar and cinnamon which would make a crumble topping for a simple coffee cake. Maybe?
T would be tablespoons, t would be teaspoons
Last line looks like sugar cinnamon. 1/4 what I don’t know. Cup? for sprinkling over the top before baking? And I’m thinking 1 tablespoon butter flour to season the pan before baking.
The last two could be ingredients for a crumble top if you put commas inbetween.. 1 tablespoon sugar, AND 1 tablespoon flour. 1/4 (no measurement) br(own) sugar, AND cinnamon.
It’s possible that since it seems she was running out of space, it’s meant to be 1 T (each) of butter and flour and 1/4 t (each) of sugar and cinnamon which would likely fit with some kind of crumble/topping.
For those who are unsure/ asking T = tablespoon and t = teaspoon
I read 1/4 cod so I would have made the worst fried fish.
I do think it is 1/4 c oil after reading comments
Tsp butter and flour is for coating the pan.
Muffins with a streusel topping
Here’s my coffee cake recipe. It’s so similar
Beat together
1/4 c. oil
1 egg
1/2 c. milk
Mix together then add to above. Mix well.
3/4 c. sugar
1 1/2 c.flour
1/2 tsp salt
2 tsp. baking powder
Topping: mix and spoon over batter
1/4 cup brown sugar
1 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 c. chopped pecans
1 tablespoon flour
1 tablespoon melted butter
Bake 375 for 25 min.in a greased and floured 9 inch square baking pan.
I bet that last line is 1/4 cup brown sugar cinnamon.
1T butter flour (maybe a mix, like a crumble?)
1/4 of sugar cinnamon
1/4 cup oil
1 egg
1/2 cup milk
1 1/2 cup flour
2 teaspoon baking powder
I think the following is a topping of some sort
1 Tablespoon butter 1 Tablespoon flour
1/4 (?) brown sugar cinnamon
Sounds a lot like my grandmas cinnamon streusel cake
1/4 sugar
1tb cold butter
I think the last line says 1/4 brown sugar cinnamon
1/4 C oil
1 egg
1/2 C milk
1 and 1/2 C flour
1/4 C sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 tablespoon [butter?] flour
1/4 lb (pound) [?????]
I dunno, you got me. I think it’s some kind of cake. Might be the kind you make in a loaf pan, just because it has oil in it. It’s interesting that there isn’t any vanilla.
The last two ingredients are one tablespoon of butter mixed with flour to make a crumble for the top of the coffee cake and sifted cinnamon
1 tablespoon butter, flour
1/4 of sugar, cinnamon
My guess: It’s a coffee cake with streusel type topping.
Looks like 1 teaspoon of butter flour, which may mean flour with butter cut into it. Then possibly 1/4 tl of sugar cinnamon. Tl is an abbreviation for teelöffel which is German for teaspoon.
Are there any kind of instructions? Someone suggested it was something with a topping like a coffee cake, and the last two lines are for the making topping.
I’m pretty sure one of those words in the second to last line is “flour,” which, given that 1.5 cups of flour is already called for up top, makes me think that the last two ingredients are indeed for a topping or something that’s not supposed to be mixed into the dough or batter (although I’m guessing it’s going to be super liquid given the amount of oil and milk, so probably is a cake batter as opposed to cookie dough. You’d have to mix it together and see though).
I’m wondering if the last line is “sugar cinnamon”- I feel like people used to use it as a finishing ingredient more frequently than they do now, enough so that I wouldn’t be surprised if Great-Grandma either bought a jar of it or made a jar of her own just to have it on hand (kind of like how “pumpkin pie spice” is its own thing now)- maybe that’s just me talking nonsense, but I remember my grandparents talking about how they used to eat buttered toast with sprinkled cinnamon sugar on it as a treat, but my folks didn’t. Idk.
As for the second-to-last line- maybe butter? Like, mix the flour with butter? Or possibly even batter?- as in, mix up the batter and then remove a tablespoon before putting it in the oven and mixing it with the other stuff at the bottom?
The second to last one really looks like butter flour. I looked it up to see if it was a thing and it seems to be a sauce made with butter and flour. With that, the bottom one now looks like “brown sugar cinnamon”, so my guess is that you mix the butter flour (traditionally called roux) and the brown cinnamon sugar to create a topping or dipping sauce.
1/4 something sugar cinnamon
1/4 C oil
1 egg
1/2 C milk
1-1/2 C flour
1/4 C sugar
2 t baking powder
1 T butter flour. This is my interpretation of the French method of blending soft butter and flour together like Julia Child did
Last one, I regret that I can not offer any assistance.
I see “fudge” potentially on the bottom line?
I see the last line as 1/4 oz sugar cinnamon. Maybe the premixed one they sell in spice aisles?
From decades of reading doctors notes before electronic charting, the last two entries look like the classic “I’m running out of room so I’m going to shorthand this.” I tried my usual trick of turning it upside down, but still had some issues.
It looks like
1 T(ablespoon) butter (and) flour
1/4 (illegible) sugar cinnamon
Possibly a struesel topping for a coffee cake?
No matter what it is, it’s worth preserving the paper with the transcribed recipe. A cool family heirloom!
Is the last ingredient Jennifer Aniston?
I thought it started with “1/4 Cod” and got lost from there.
That’s how you make CRACK
Coffee Cake
1/4 C oil
1 Egg
1/2 C milk
1 1/2 Flour
1/4 C Granulated sugar
2 Tbl Buttermilk Powder
~1 tsp Beurre manié (butter flour mixture for crumble topping)
MIX WITH THE >
~1/4 C Brown sugar/ cinnamon
Bottom two are definitely:
1T butter (1T) flour
1/4 (I’m assuming c as that would make sense if this is a coffee cake with a crumble) br (brown) sugar
Then it just says cinnamon and since I don’t think it would call for 1/4 c of cinnamon I’m going with it’s just “to taste”
Definitely think it’s probably a coffee cake. If you make it and it tastes like it’s missing something, try adding some salt!
1/4 cup of oil
1 egg
1/2 cup milk
1 1/2 cup flour
1/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder (assuming teaspoons bc lowercase “T”)
1 tablespoon butter + flour
1/4 (something) brown sugar and cinnamon
Potentially,,
– 1/4 c oil
– 1 egg
– 1 c milk
– 1 1/3 c flour
– 1/4 c sugar
– 2 t B. Powder
– Batter flour
-1/2 t for sugar and mix
1/4 of a cod
1/4c oil
1 egg
1/2c milk
1/2c flour
1/2c sugar
2 ?Tsp? Baking powder
1 ?TBSP? Somethin?
1/4 somethin
Not what you asked, but I had a recipe like this from my grandma and after she passed I had it etched into a cutting board in her handwriting (people on Etsy can do this). Best gift I’ve ever given.
1 tsp beaten flour
1/4 tb sugar cinnamon
1/4 cup oil
1 egg
1/2 cup milk
1 1/2 cup flour
1/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 tablespoon butter (and?) flour
1/4 teaspoon sugar (and?) cinnamon
Gonna agree with others that the last two seem like a crumble topping.
(My own handwriting is awful.)
It looks like she fell asleep as she was writing. Lol!