recalled
v.v. to remember something from the past. You use this when you bring a specific detail or event back into your mind.
v. to bring a past event, image, or detail back into one's conscious mind. Transitive; often followed by a noun phrase or a 'that' clause.
She recalled the exact moment they first met.
During the interview, the witness recalled seeing a dark blue car parked outside the building at midnight.
Although decades had passed since the war, the veteran recalled the names of his comrades with a clarity that surprised even his closest family members.
The verb is transitive and can take a direct object, a gerund, or a 'that' clause.
I recalled about my childhoodI recalled my childhoodRecall is a transitive verb and does not require the preposition 'about' before the object.