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Friday, July 24, 2015. Oatmeal. Yes, that pantry staple the lurks in the back of cabinet with it's happy hat-wearing logo smiling back at you. I have been eating oatmeal for breakfast almost everyday lately- which has me thinking- what else can you do with oatmeal? First we have a nice Pudding of oats- "serve with a good deal of butter poured over it"- yes, I think I could try that! The Frugal Housewife, 1803. Soup and would work great for a working class impression. The Complete Confectioner., 1864.

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Friday, July 24, 2015. Oatmeal. Yes, that pantry staple the lurks in the back of cabinet with it's happy hat-wearing logo smiling back at you. I have been eating oatmeal for breakfast almost everyday lately- which has me thinking- what else can you do with oatmeal? First we have a nice Pudding of oats- "serve with a good deal of butter poured over it"- yes, I think I could try that! The Frugal Housewife, 1803. Soup and would work great for a working class impression. The Complete Confectioner., 1864.

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Tuesday, December 30, 2014. Looking for the perfect thing to celebrate New Years with? Look no further than our knowledgeable ancestors for traditional fare for the inspiring holiday! Miss Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book, 1850. Domestic Cookery, 1869. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 2014: A Year in Review. A Range of Skill. Promote Your Page Too. Light streaming into the kitchen. The Practical Cook Book. The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy. Housekeeping in Old Virginia. The Ladies Reciept Book.

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19th Century Cookery: Salads for the Season

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Tuesday, April 9, 2013. Salads for the Season. Since I am in the middle of packing and moving, I will offer a sampling of recipes rather that my attempt at them. I promise, I will get back to cooking soon! Below is a sampling of salads from the 19th Century. With the weather warming up and the farmer's markets opening, it is a great way to use up all of those fresh veggies that will be on our plates soon. From : The Practical Cook Book, 1850. From: La Cuisine Française, 1893. The Practical Cook Book.

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19th Century Cookery: How does your garden grow?

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Wednesday, May 13, 2015. How does your garden grow? So, this is the first year DH and I have had a place that we can have a real garden! So, we set out with excitement at our garden center, within reason. I wanted all. The plants, he wanted ones that were aesthetically pleasing-we met in the middle with a good mix. Vegetables and herbs, I really only wanted a tomato plant, until I go there. The plot beside the house. Allows for lots of sun and but also evening shade. DH putting mint in the ground. The Ar...

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19th Century Cookery: Mrs. Gray's Light Biscuits

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Friday, January 3, 2014. Mrs Gray's Light Biscuits. Biscuits. No table may be complete without them, and since DH has been on me to make some, I tried a new recipe for the little treat. I didn't really feel like pulling from my stack of books and translating anything, so instead I pulled Hearthside Cooking. From the shelf and chose one from there. Sift 2 cups of flour together with 3/4 tsp of salt and 1 tsp of soda. Then work in about a 1/4 cup of lard. Yes, lard, pig fat, get it in there! The recipe sta...

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19th Century Cookery: Sources

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I get most of my recipes for cook books from the period that are located on Google Books or in the hard copies that I own. Many of the cook books are available for free download, and I save them on my desktop for easy reference. I could never list all of them, so here are the ones I use most. Here are some of my favorites:. The Practical Cook Book, 1850. The Virginia Housewife, 1838. The American Home Cooke Book, 1864. The Practical Housekeeper, 1855. Housekeeping in Old Virginia, 1879. The following sta...

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Living History Clothing Guidelines. Mid 19th Century Men’s Clothing Guidelines. Mid 19th Century Women’s Clothing Guidelines. A Place for History. Posted by Stormi Souter-Brown. Asymp; Leave a comment. Our subject today is identified on the back of her image as Julia Landis. She was Photographerd By J.J. Hess, Agt. S.W. corner Fifth and Penn Streets, Reading, PA. The top corners of her image have been clipped, which indicates to me she had previously been in an album. Larr; Previous post. Next post →.

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Living History Clothing Guidelines. Mid 19th Century Men’s Clothing Guidelines. Mid 19th Century Women’s Clothing Guidelines. A Place for History. Images- Stereoview Street Scene. Posted by Stormi Souter-Brown. Asymp; Leave a comment. Today’s image is a stereoview of a street scene. I lean towards this being a British image based on the style of houses and streets in the background, but I wish I could identify the uniform of the seated man on the far right. The image has just so many good details! Enter ...

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Living History Clothing Guidelines. Mid 19th Century Men’s Clothing Guidelines. Mid 19th Century Women’s Clothing Guidelines. A Place for History. Living History Clothing Guidelines. The most popular piece I have ever posted on Why Not Then in any of it’s incarnations has been the Living History Clothing Guidelines. Below you will find the updated guidelines! They are currently a work in progress to get them full migrated and updated, but I hope you find them useful while I finish them up. Build a websit...

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Friday, July 24, 2015. Oatmeal. Yes, that pantry staple the lurks in the back of cabinet with it's happy hat-wearing logo smiling back at you. I have been eating oatmeal for breakfast almost everyday lately- which has me thinking- what else can you do with oatmeal? First we have a nice Pudding of oats- "serve with a good deal of butter poured over it"- yes, I think I could try that! The Frugal Housewife, 1803. Soup and would work great for a working class impression. The Complete Confectioner., 1864.

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