I know it is past Christmas but these recipes from WWII are worth checking out. Also it is interesting to see that “Xmas” was in use long before the digital age.
It has been a while since I posted anything. Life has been crazy busy but I will try get interesting food related blog articles out more often. I know many folks stocked up on a variety of canned goods as a result of the Pandemic and you maybe wondering what sort of creative cooking you can do. As a result of this today I am simply posting a couple SPAM recipes from the folks at Hormel which uses SPAM, canned Peaches and canned Sweet Potatoes. Both are presented as a little Summer cheer for your Winter blues. Practically thinking about the advertisement recipes and the canning of fruits and vegetables which is usually a way of preserving produce that will become unavailable after it is out of season or to preserve a large crop for use latter. “Out of Season” for fresh fruit and vegetables is almost a foreign concept for many folks today because of the global food industry practices of importing produce from around the globe. Recipe #1: California Fiesta Cut the...
From left to right small, medium and large chicken eggs. The small egg is from a young pullet just starting to lay. The small egg is actually a soft blue, catching the egg colour in a photograph can be hard.
It’s been awhile since I posted anything interesting over on this blog… so I present a cookie recipe to try from a WW2 advertisement. This is an alternative recipe to the original recipe because of sugar rationing. The Original Recipe More WW2 Advertising So next time you need to help the kids with World History WWII or need a themed snack for movie night, tactical war game night or WWII based video gaming try making the WWII cookie recipe.
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