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Thanks to the work of scholars and home cooks, the often challenging work of translating very old recipes has been done for you. This is the Recipes Project. No comment yet.
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The 1950s was full of poodle skirts, greasers and some amazing food. Take a trip down memory lane with recipes for apps, mains and desserts that were popular back when a gallon of milk only cost $0.82!
Al Cannistra's insight:
this is quite scary personally... I went thru all of them and to realize that I have eaten all but two (jello anything = NO) , ,
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Tried, tested, and true, heirloom recipes hold a certain appeal that is infrequently captured in cookbooks, magazines, or blogs. The Beekman 1802 Heirloom Dessert Cookbook may not be a box filled with recipe cards passed down from one generation to the
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a cookie recipe that goes back more than 200 years..... Cowboy Cookies!
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Peek inside the kitchens of these Houzz users and learn how to cook their time-tested, passed-down dishes
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they give you 5 - we give you 200 http://issuu.com/cannistra/docs/200_recipes/1 |
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Take a look at some vintage recipes that make us wonder, "Who ever thought that was a good idea?"
Al Cannistra's insight:
any of the foods here something you might have eaten? i remember the apple pie with no apples in it - a favorite of my German grandmother - and it WAS good!.. . .
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As your hands pull and poke the fluffy or glittery slime, the squishy sounds and popping of air bubbles will delight your ears.
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Something everyone needs to know - right? How to make slime! Curiously, last week we tested the Easter egg coloring with shaving foam - and it worked - and one of the recipes for slime includes shaving cream! Someone else can test this one. Meanwhile, share your favorite recipe for slime..... . .
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Your holiday cookie tin is about to get 46 times more exciting.
Al Cannistra's insight:
I have clients/friends coming to my house this week - we will all be making a special cookie that traces back to Italy... hoping for the best - and some good cookies :-) what is happening at your house? recipes here: http://issuu.com/cannistra/docs/200_recipes/1 |
HOLY SMOKES - check out some of these recipes... if anyone tackles one of them, please share your results....
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Mostaccioli cookies)
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