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The Art and Mystery of Food. Http:/ adambalic.typepad.com/the art and mystery of fo/. Subscribe in a reader. May 27, 2012. Diverse haggis recently tasted at home here in Edinburgh:. Above: Two different Haggis made from historic recipes. On the left is a 17th century English haggis:. The Accomplishd ladys delight in preserving, physick, beautifying, and cookery. To make a Haggess-Pudding . Posted at 01:01 PM in Food and Drink. March 06, 2012. Some Views on Florence. Above: Pork Fillet with red peppercor...
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The Art and Mystery of Food. Http:/ adambalic.typepad.com/the art and mystery of fo/. Subscribe in a reader. May 27, 2012. Diverse haggis recently tasted at home here in Edinburgh:. Above: Two different Haggis made from historic recipes. On the left is a 17th century English haggis:. The Accomplishd ladys delight in preserving, physick, beautifying, and cookery. To make a Haggess-Pudding . Posted at 01:01 PM in Food and Drink. March 06, 2012. To Make A Snake" - An Early English Syringed Fritter. I discu...
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The Art and Mystery of Food. Http:/ adambalic.typepad.com/the art and mystery of fo/. Subscribe in a reader. May 27, 2012. Diverse haggis recently tasted at home here in Edinburgh:. Above: Two different Haggis made from historic recipes. On the left is a 17th century English haggis:. The Accomplishd ladys delight in preserving, physick, beautifying, and cookery. To make a Haggess-Pudding . Posted at 01:01 PM in Food and Drink. March 06, 2012. To Make A Snake" - An Early English Syringed Fritter. I discu...
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The Old Foodie: Michaelmas Day.
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A food history story and recipe every weekday of the year. Friday, September 29, 2006. Today, September 29th …. It is Michaelmas Day today, the feast day of St Michael and All Angels in the Christian calendar, and we started our preparations yesterday. Today, after it is blessed, you may eat the. That you baked yesterday. PS The “. Recipe for the Day …. To smother green Geese. Monday’s Story …. Gruel, Broth, and Bread. Quotation for the Day …. He who eats goose on Michaelmas day. Plenty of eggs and sugar.
The Old Foodie: Pumpkin Pie à la Australie.
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A food history story and recipe every weekday of the year. Wednesday, November 23, 2011. Pumpkin Pie à la Australie. For those of you who would like a little variety in your Thanksgiving pumpkin pie this year, I give you a little Aussie inspiration. Soften gelatine in cold water for five minutes. Combine. Mixture. Pour into the baked pastry shell and chill until firm. Adelaide, SA) Wednesday 17 July 1946. Take a quart of mashed. Half a pint, of cream, ¼ lb. of sugar or more if desired, a few dro...Quite ...
The Old Foodie: Beverages of the Season.
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A food history story and recipe every weekday of the year. Friday, December 27, 2013. Beverages of the Season. I have neglected Christmas beverages so far this year, but New Year is imminent, and surely the same refreshments will be suitable. Recipes for Christmas drinks inevitably favour those of you in the cold parts of the Northern Hemisphere, but never fear, my friends Down Under, there are some ideas here for you too. 190; cup brown sugar, firmly packed. 188; teaspoon salt. 188; teaspoon nutmeg.
The Old Foodie: Dinner with Victor Hugo, 1872.
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A food history story and recipe every weekday of the year. Sunday, February 26, 2017. Dinner with Victor Hugo, 1872. Today, February 26, is the anniversary of the birth of the famous French writer, Victor Hugo, in Besançon, in 1802. Quite serendipitously, I very recently happened across the menu for a dinner hosted by Hugo in Paris, in about 1872, and although I have no reason to suspect this was a birthday dinner, I thought it would be fun to give it to you on this day. Comtesse, Brunoise, Bisque. To th...
The Old Foodie: April 2017
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A food history story and recipe every weekday of the year. Sunday, April 16, 2017. Potatoes for Breakfast, Dinner, Supper (WW I era). An American “Southern Food Expert and Lecturer” by the name of Bessie R. Murphy compiled and edited a wonderful set of books called the. Three Meals a Day Series. During World War II. Each volume was dedicated to. To be used by. The editor explains her mission in the Introduction:. To distinguish it from the sweet potato ( Ipomoea batatas. Which it most certainly is not...
The Old Foodie: January 2017
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A food history story and recipe every weekday of the year. Thursday, January 05, 2017. Twelfth Cake in Rhyme. After sundown on January 5. Is ‘Twelfth Night’, the eve of Epiphany. There has been a long tradition of special cakes to mark the end of the Twelve Days of Christmas, and today I bring you a rhyming recipe from. The Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser. West Yorkshire, England), Saturday, December 21, 1867. To two pounds of flour – well sifted – unite. Http:/ www.theoldfoodie&...
The Old Foodie: Menus for Men: Feed the Brute, 1934.
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A food history story and recipe every weekday of the year. Sunday, March 12, 2017. Menus for Men: Feed the Brute, 1934. As regular readers know, one of the sources I return to regularly is the scripts of The United States Department of Agriculture Radio Service program called Housekeepers’ Chat. Which aired regularly during the 1920’s and 1930’s. They always offer an interesting historical perspective. Today’s story is from the program of March 26, 1934. They all seem to like real he-men. In general ...
The Old Foodie: A Plea for Cheese.
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A food history story and recipe every weekday of the year. Thursday, March 04, 2010. A Plea for Cheese. Meat rationing in World War II was a trial and a chore for most Britons, and it might be assumed, it not being an issue for them, that vegetarians had it easy in that regard. When a cheese ration was proposed in early 1940 however, vegetarians became vocal. The President of the Vegetarian Society, Mr.W.A. Silby, was moved to write to The Times. 8220;FAIR PLAY AND SUFFICIENT PROTEIN”. Mash the beans or ...
The Old Foodie: Give them Bread, not Muffins or Cake.
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A food history story and recipe every weekday of the year. Sunday, March 05, 2017. Give them Bread, not Muffins or Cake. A similar situation exists with Banana Bread, Gingerbread, Coconut Loaf, Date Loaf and other similarly named baked goods. The names of these breakfast and tea-time staples comes from their bread-like shape of course, and they do lend an air of plain respectability to the items, making us feel less greedy and indulgent about eating cake yet again. Do you agree? Ginger Loaf, or Rolls.
The Old Foodie: Horseradish from the Drumstick Tree?
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A food history story and recipe every weekday of the year. Sunday, March 26, 2017. Horseradish from the Drumstick Tree? Of December 18, 1869. The "mooringay," or horseradish tree—the fruit of which is about a foot long and half an inch in diameter. It makes a delicious vegetable curry, and the root of the tree is horseradish. The writer was incorrect, the root is not true horseradish ( Armoracia rusticana. Which is from the Brassica family, but it can be used as a substitute, as will be revealed below.
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