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Very Old Cookery Book

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    #32
    The Black Oil
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    This is great. If only there was nostalgia like this on our screens. Some Dick Warner of chef world bringing old cookery books back to life.

    Thanks for sharing. :)

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    #33
    Cardinal Richelieu
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    Black Oil wrote: »
    This is great. If only there was nostalgia like this on our screens. Some Dick Warner of chef world bringing old cookery books back to life.

    Thanks for sharing. :)

    The BBC did touch upon some of these old recipe books in the Victorian Farm series.

    Another book to look out for is Farmhouse Kitchen from Yorkshire TV. While the show is from the 70s-80s, often viewers would write in with family recipes handed down by the generations which were then published in the Farmhouse Cookery Books. No nonsense cooking!:)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7M8ljDl9B4


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    #34
    barnacle
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    the beer revolu wrote: »
    No Christmas dinner as such but how about some cake and pudding?


    Christmas_2_1.jpg

    Made the 1st christmas pudding recipe there today. Makes 8 liters of pudding :O will throw up a pic later. Very very expensive to make in that quantity :(


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    #35
    Fajitas!
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    The beer revolu, that's absolutely fantastic stuff - Thanks for posting it!!


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    #36
    FTGFOP
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    Oooh I've got a request. Muffins (as in for toasting) and Crumpets.


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    #37
    the beer revolu
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    FTGFOP wrote: »
    Oooh I've got a request. Muffins (as in for toasting) and Crumpets.


    Crumpets, Muffins and Pikelets

    Crumpets.jpg

    Muffins.jpg

    Pikelets.jpg


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    #38
    FTGFOP
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    Thanks, TBR. That's a good reference to have.
    they are rather like a blanket soaked in butter; and are nearly as indigestible

    Thought that was funny. I have more love for crumpets than she does.


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    #39
    emeraldstar
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    FTGFOP wrote: »
    they are rather like a blanket soaked in butter; and are nearly as indigestible

    Thought that was funny. I have more love for crumpets than she does.
    Anything hot and buttery can only be utterly loveable!


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    #40
    the beer revolu
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    FTGFOP wrote: »
    Thanks, TBR. That's a good reference to have.

    they are rather like a blanket soaked in butter; and are nearly as indigestible

    Thought that was funny. I have more love for crumpets than she does.

    That was the bit that stuck out for me too!

    Keep the requests coming everyone - I'll eventually have the whole book photographed!


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