Some from the 16th century. The southern cookbook of fine old recipes is pretty good.
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I just do the opposite of what you do, it's worked so far
If it's up your alley, I've been watching this Canadian's channel for a while:
www.youtube.com
A lot of his videos are about creating dishes and cocktails from his historical cookbook collection, some going back to the 18th century. No antics or "personality", just solid cooking.
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Another time-waster, digitized collections of historic menus from various restaurants:
ciadigitalcollections.culinary.edu
Sort of a snapshot in time of what was considered fine dining through the various decades.
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I have the recipe for “box”, which a former prisoner made me on my last night in rehab several years ago.
But I’m not giving that away for free. Most of you will end up in jail as I see it and I project that recipe as good money when you are called to be processed
But I’m not giving that away for free. Most of you will end up in jail as I see it and I project that recipe as good money when you are called to be processed
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Man, I can pour over these for hours. Thanks for the linkSome from the 16th century. The southern cookbook of fine old recipes is pretty good.
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This guy is awesome too. I've made several things based on his videos
What I really love is the lack of kitchen gaydgets. Use feeling!
Really cool concept for that site. Unfortunately when I did some searches, the books I clicked on only showed the first few pages, but then when it got to where the recipes were it showed nothing. Probably legal issues.
You had me at "borrow".
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This guy is awesome too. I've made several things based on his videos
After my divorce it’s been tough cooking any recipes for one
I’d rather throw a steak/burgers or chicken on the grill with a half assed salad then take the time to make some elaborate recipe and have to deal with leftovers that eventually end up in the trash
I’d rather throw a steak/burgers or chicken on the grill with a half assed salad then take the time to make some elaborate recipe and have to deal with leftovers that eventually end up in the trash
Get a vacuum sealer
Its the single guys second best friend.
Just put extra stuff in the freezer, you'll have a nice assortment, still get good food, and don't have to cook as often.
Get a small crockpot for stews and roasts. Gotta change it up juance in awhile, champ.
Yeah still carrying tha family size
A nice beef stew would be amazing tbh