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Holiday Baking #6 Fruit Cake, Mincemeat, Tomato Mince meat 1902 – the 40’s

Holiday Baking A lot of fruit cakes are better if made in advance and stored in an air tight container for a while (sometimes for months ahead).  I will be adding recipes all through the next two months, I have a lot of them!  Albany New York 1902 through 1940’s  Heinze Mincemeat Fruit Cake                                   ½ […]

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A Trip through Britain with Puddings, late 1800’s through early 1900’s #10 Date Pudding

#10 Date Pudding Required; Dates, apples, bread-crumbs, milk, butter. Method: Stone and chop the dates, place a layer of them in a greased pie dish, cover with a layer of breadcrumbs & a few slices of apples, then more dates & so on till the dish is filled.  The last layer should be crumbs and […]

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September 8th, 1875 Snow Ball Pudding & French fried Sandwich, Baked Apples

Burlington Vermont 1875 September 8th 1875 Snow Ball Pudding                                      Josie McKean ½ cup butter 1 cup sugar Whites of 3 eggs beaten to a stiff froth 1 teaspoon cream tartar, ½ teaspoon soda 1 cup sweet milk 2 cup flour Flavor with vanilla Beat thoroughly and fill cups half full.  Steam half hour.  Serve with […]

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August 27th 1925 Cabbage & Apple Salad, 1918 Fried Cakes

Sauris North Dakota 1920’s – 30’s Aug 27 1925 Cabbage and Apple Salad 3 c. shredded cabbage                                             sour cream 1 c. chopped apple                                                   vinegar Salt and paprika                                                        sugar Mix cabbage and apple and season lightly with salt, sugar and paprika.  Toss with silver fork till seasoning is well mingled, and add just enough thick sour […]