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      Anybody have really old recipes? Let them live on here..

      Rhubarb Fruit Conserve

      6 cups diced rhubarb

      3 cups pineapple

      1/2 cup pineapple juice

      2 cups soaked dried apricots

      1/4 cup lemon juice

      8 cups granulated sugar

      1/2 cup seedless raisins

      Simmer rhubarb, pineapple, apricots & juice 20 min. Add other ingredients & boil gently until conserve thickens. Stir frequently with wooden spoon. Pour into sterilized jars, seal when cold.

      I have tons of these, anybody else?

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      Ok, One more for Mama...

      President Eisenhowers Favorite Cake Recipe

      1/2 cup butter
      2 cup sugar
      3 eggs
      1 cup sour milk
      2 1/2 cups sifted flour
      1 tsp. baking soda
      1 rounded tsp. baking powder
      2/3 cup cocoa dissolved in 1/2 cup boiling water
      1/4 tsp. salt
      1 tsp. vanilla

      Sift flour, soda, baking powder & salt; cream the shortening, slowly beat in sugar, add egg yolks & vanilla. Add cocoa, add flour mixture alternately with the milk. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour into 2 greased layer cake tins. Bake 25 minutes in 375 degree oven. Or: Use greased 9 inch square tin & bake 45 minutes @ 350 deg.
      Seven Minute Frosting:
      2 egg whites, unbeaten
      1 1/2 cups sugar finely sifted
      5 Tbsp. cold water
      1/2 tsp. cream of tartar or 2 tsp. light corn syrup
      Few grains salt
      1 tsp. vanilla

      Combine ingredients in top of double boiler; Stir until sugar dissolves. Then place over briskly boiling water. Beat with egg beater until stiff enough to stand in peaks 6 to 10 minutes. Add vanilla, beat until thick enough to spread. During cooling, keep sides of double boiler cleaned down with spatula. With an electric beater the process may take as little as 4 min.

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      Now one with pics of the result XD

      Also, PM me a slice so I can have a taste

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      @duarte.framos Get to baking dude.

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      Viola
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      Only old recipes - 365 obiadów za 5 złotych (1871)
      😉

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      @aloedrink Beet Relish

      2 cans of beets, whole, diced or sliced
      1 ½ lb. Cabbage
      ¾ cup vinegar
      1 cup sugar
      ½ bottle horseradish, ( not hot )

      Put beets & cabbage through food chopper. Mix vinegar, sugar, & horseradish. Combine with beets & cabbage. Makes 1 qt. Keeps in fridge a long time.

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      @roaring said in Really old recipes.:

      @aloedrink Beet Relish

      .......
      1 ½ lb. Cabbage
      ...........

      Green or purple cabbage?

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      @Viola I'd say half / half purple for the taste and green for the optical contrast. Although 1,5 lb is about only one cabbage so maybe make it twice as much ?
      You can't ever have enough relish ^^

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      Like I said before, I have many recipes that are over 80 years old...🥘

      Ham Loaf

      2 lbs. ground lean pork
      1 lb. ground ham
      1 egg beaten
      1 cup bread crumbs
      1/2 cup milk
      3 Tbsp. tomato sauce
      1/2 tsp. paprika
      1/4 tsp. salt

      Mix. Bake @ 350 deg. for 1 1/2 hours

      Mustard Sauce:
      1/2 cup tomato sauce
      1/2 cup prepared mustard
      1/2 cup vinegar
      1/2 cup sugar
      1/2 cup margarine
      3 egg yolks beaten

      Cook in double boiler until thick. Will keep indefinitely in refrigerator.

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      Poor Mans Cake

      2 cups sugar

      8 Tbsp. shortening

      2 cups water

      1 pkg. seedless raisins

      1 tsp. salt

      2 tsp. cinnamon

      1 tsp. cloves

      1 tsp. nutmeg

      2 tsp. baking soda

      4 cups flour, sifted

      1 tsp. baking powder

      3/4 cup nutmeats

      Put shortening into pan, add sugar, water, raisins, salt & spices, boil 3 minutes, cool about 15 to 20 min. Add nutmeats, then mix in flour, baking soda & baking powder; mix well. Put into 2 loaf pans that have been greased & floured. Bake 50 - 60 minutes in 350 deg. oven. One half of small jar of cherries may be added with flour. Will keep for about a week to 10 days wrapped in foil.

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      Some interesting recipes here, but 80 years isn't really old or a long time back. I personally know several people who are older! I expected to read something from centuries ago 😃

      github ◊ vfm

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      @luetage Like this? It's from 1658...

      A Trifle.

      Take boiled Cream and Rose water and sugar, and a little rennet, and stew them together.

      Old enough for ya?

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      @luetage Or how about this 1696 recipe..

      A Hare Hashed.

      Cut it out in quarters, chine it, and lay it in Clarret, mixed with three parts of water, and parboyl it, then slice the flesh in thin pieces, and lay it on your stew pan, let this be off the Body, but the legs wings, and head whole, almost cover it with some of the liquor it was boyled in, add some Butter, sliced Nutmeg, the juce of Lemon, and a little beaten Ginger, serve it upon sippets, Garnish it with Lemon, and sliced Onion.

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      Hmm, I don't know... all this modern cookery. It isn't even medieval.

      Mustacei

      Ingredients:
      500g wheat flour
      300ml grape juice (or young wine)
      2 tblsp anise seeds
      2 tblsp cumin seeds
      100g lard
      50g grated cheese (sheep's cheese would be best)
      ca. 20 bay leaves

      Instructions:
      Pour some must over the flour, add anise and cumin seeds, the lard and
      cheese. Work it together until you have a reasonable dough. Form
      rolls, then put one bay leaf under each of them.

      Bake 30-35 minutes at 180°C

      Note:
      It's better to make the must rolls with yeast dough, because then they
      can be kept longer, and they are not so hard. To make the yeast dough,
      add 40g yeast to the flour + grape juice, leave it a while until you
      continue like above.

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      Pepper Relish

      12 green peppers
      12 red peppers
      12 good sized onions

      Grind all & pour hot water over mixture ( just enough to cover ) Let mixture stand until it gets cold. Drain. Mix all together: peppers, onions, 3 Tbsp. salt, 2 cups sugar, 1 qt. cider vinegar. Boil this mixture 25 min. Jar.

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      Apple Nut Pudding

      3/4 cup sugar

      1 egg, well beaten

      1/2 cup enriched flour

      1/2 tsp. salt

      1 tsp. baking powder

      1 cup finely chopped tart apples

      1/2 cup chopped walnuts

      1 tsp. almond extract

      Gradually add sugar to egg, beating until sugar is dissolved, Add sifted dry ingredients. Stir in remaining ingredients. Pour into greased 8 inch pan. Bake @ 350 degrees 35 to 40 min. Serve with whipped cream or ice cream.

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      Empire Biscuits - Cookies

      1/2 lb. margarine
      1/2 lb. butter
      1 1/4 cups sugar
      4 1/2 cups flour
      3/4 cup corn starch

      Put ingredients in large bowl & knead with hands until well mixed. Roll on floured board & cut in shapes to suit season. Bake on ungreased cookie sheet. When ready to use, put 2 cookies together with red raspberry seedless jam. Ice top & put 1/2 cherry on each. Oven, 350 deg. Time, 12 to 15 minutes.

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      Lamb Chops with Horseradish Cream

      Lamb chops
      Mushroom caps
      Horseradish Cream
      1 Tbsp. flour
      1 Tbsp. butter
      Paprika
      2 heaping Tbsp. grated horseradish
      1/2 lump sugar
      Onion juice
      Beef broth
      1/2 cup of cream

      Have chops from rib cut rather thick. Pan broil for about 10 min. until nicely browned on both sides. Then put on top of each a heaping Tbsp. horseradish, cream, spread evenly with knife. Place a broiled mushroom cap on each chop. Place in hot oven for 2 min.
      Horseradish Cream: Blend flour with butter. Do not brown at all, add paprika, sugar, salt a few drops onion juice, & a little beef broth. Cook 15 min. Then add cream & cook for 10 min. more, stirring to prevent lumping, add grated horseradish & cook 5 min. longer.

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