![The recipes that Marti saved from Grandma Weber she typed on 3 x 5 cards. She doesn't remember how she copied them. We're just happy that she did. Divinity Fudge recipe from Tillie Weber.](http://lh3.ggpht.com/-_9H-kwK1y84/Uk4HPjx6PMI/AAAAAAABTzE/NqYj9ES9Cgk/Divinity%252520Fudge_thumb%25255B9%25255D.jpg?imgmax=800)
So far, when I’ve asked around for any recipes from Grandma Weber (Tillie Kuhn Weber) no one in the family knew of any that survived. Today I was talking to my sister, asking her to share one of her own favorites for Family Recipe Friday. She casually mentioned that I should use one of the recipes of Grandma Weber’s that she had given me. Oh no, not this girl. I sure don’t have any! You know how sisters are though. After our discussion went into “yes, I did. And,
![Otillia "Tillie" (Kuhn) Weber also made super grape jelly from the grapes on the vines in her backyard in Indianapolis. Wish we had that recipe. Tillie (Kuhn) Weber, 1891 - 1965](http://lh3.ggpht.com/-Vuf8tivYgeA/Uk4LyjVmUXI/AAAAAAABTzU/YDERL01vbyQ/Tillie_thumb%25255B7%25255D.jpg?imgmax=800)
I chose to share the Divinity Fudge recipe today since it had to be one of our mother's favorites. I would say it spans several generations. Grandma Weber perfected it; Mom (her daughter, Rosemary Weber Niehaus) loved to eat divinity fudge; then somehow, my sister (Marti Niehaus Fleetwood) preserved the recipe; and I am positive this one will be sampled in many cousins’ homes very soon, and passed along to the next generation.
What a gift….Enjoy!
![Laughing out loud](http://lh3.ggpht.com/-kCfvz8d8JK0/Uk4OMo1O4_I/AAAAAAABTzc/4rtFbsXGNGw/wlEmoticon-laughingoutloud%25255B2%25255D.png?imgmax=800)
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