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Scored at a Habitat for Humanity ReStore a week or so ago...

$2 each! Now I just need to sit down and scan them in to share somewhere.

u/past-and-future-days — 1 day ago
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Chocolate cake recipes written inside the cover of a 1924 cookbook. Can someone tell me how much a “square” of chocolate would be equal to today?

u/xmuertos — 2 days ago
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Chicken filet

Chicken fillet in cream sauce...a very simple lunch, really quick and very tasty...so you should try it The procedure and recipe are in the video in the comments Enjoy

u/Glum_Meat_3860 — 9 hours ago
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Custard Recipe found in an old Grange cookbook from Oxford, MA

Found in a Oxford (MA) Grange cookbook that was dated 1898. Looks like this was written later. Custard was a big thing back then.

u/OhDebDeb — 2 days ago
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Two ingredients: 7-Up and Milk (circa 1940s)

Saw this on a discussion about 7-up cake and thought this sub would appreciate this! Idk if I’d ever try this but it’s so interesting as a historical artifact 😂

u/pulchritudeProbity — 4 days ago
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The hunt for a KitchenAid cookbook recipe

Years ago, at least 17, I picked up a KitchenAid cookbook from my library. It had a recipe for yeast rolls in the shape of eclairs with a raspberry jam stripe and a glaze on top. I know there are millions of yeast recipes out there but that recipe was so close to a bakery item from when I was a kid. The book is no longer in my library and was hoping someone had the recipe or the book for me to look for.

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u/broken_chihuahua — 6 days ago