The lady's companion London : J. Hodges, R. Baldwin 1753
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Eggless recipe book for cakes, cookies, muffins, and desserts O.H Thompson 1917
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Thrilling New Homemade Treat!, February 24, 1941 (lemmy.world)
Rice Krispies treats as amazing new novelty
Cookbooks and Home Economics - published 1475 to 2023 (archive.org)
The Cookbook and Home Economics Collection includes books from the Young Research Library Department of Special Collections at UCLA, The Bancroft Library at The University of California, Berkeley, and the Prelinger Library. These fascinating books take us back to an America in the early decades of the 20th century covering...
[Video] [Recipe] Tasting History’s Old Fashioned Halloween Candy and the First Halloween Party (m.youtube.com)
Mary's Pancakes (1986) (lemmy.world)
[Video] [Recipe] Tasting History’s How to Make Old Fashioned Butter (m.youtube.com)
[VIDEO] [RECIPE] Tasting History's Eating like a Lighthouse Keeper from the 1800s (m.youtube.com)
WE Energies Cookie Books
WE Engergies Cookie Books dating back to 1932 all free to download. Each year they put out a new Cookie book full of recipes and the 2023 is not yet available.
[VIDEO] [RECIPE] Tasting History’s Rubaboo: Pemmican Stew of Canadian Mounties (www.youtube.com)
Miss Hullings Carrot Salad
3 1/2 c. shredded carrots...
[RECIPE] [VIDEO] Chicasquil is a plant native to Central America, whose leaves can be made into a hashed "picadillo". This is a recipe by Noire Aguilar. (Recipe in Spanish, translation included) (si.cultura.cr)
Ingredients:...
[VIDEO] Baked Oysters from 1880 (youtu.be)
This is largely to bring attention to the Tasting History YT channel since I think you fine folks would like it. I am not associated with the channel in any way....
The unexpected history of pineapple fried rice documentary (youtu.be)
Not affiliated with these guys, just a fan and this is a great doco. Understand its not the exact target of this community but hopefully those interested will find this interesting as well
[COOKBOOK] Diabetic Cookery: Recipes and Menus by Rebecca W. Oppenheimer 1917 (archive.org)
Multiple formats available for download.
[VIDEO] Dylan Hollis - Avocado Bread | 1973 (youtube.com)
B. Dylan Hollis… Everyone’s favorite (or least favorite) baker/content creator/cookbook author. Here we see him baking a bread with avocado. Sounds weird, turns out decent. Yet to try it.
[RECIPE] Trader Vic's Recipe Cards (imgur.com)
cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/2460101...
[RECIPE] Neiman Marcus Cookie Recipe Chain Letter (lemmy.world)
The source for the famous $250 Neiman Marcus cookie recipe that’s been floating around on the internet for ages.
[RECIPE] Ernest Hemingway's Hamburger Recipe (lemmy.world)
Can’t remember where I found this online, but it is purported to be Ernest Hemingway’s own hamburger recipe....
[RECIPE] K-mart Subs (www.food.com)
My spouse worked at K-mart waaay back in the day, and she was waxing nostalgic about these. Lo and behold, someone who worked the counter gave a quick recipe on Food.com....
[RECIPE] Wendy's Chili
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/378036...
[RECIPE] Mum’s very 1970s Carrot Cake recipe (startrek.website)
This is a very carrotty 70s health food version. It has a loose moist crumb, and uses a lot of oil (sunflower or safflower). Baked in an 8x8” or 9x9” square pan, it rises quite high. Still a family favourite though....
[COOKBOOK] Circuit City Cooks (archive.org)
Comb bound charity cookbook from employees of the Circuit City Network, once one of the largest electronics and appliance retailers in North America. Unknown year.
The Cookbook of the United States Navy [1945] (maritime.org)
Ever wanted to make 2 gallons of bbq sauce? Or 50 lbs of Macaroni and Corn Au Gratin with Bacon?...
[COOKBOOK] Gail Wong's Authentic Chinese Recipes From Hawaii (1953) (archive.org)
Archive.org link to a scanned copy of Gail Wong’s Authentic Chinese Recipes from Hawaii, published in 1953. Contains many classic Chinese and American-chinese dishes.
