Agree heartily. :thumbup: Good bread.....mmmmmmm.....
Sadly...no. As stated earlier, mine is tweaked for Mrs Jack. No squeaks. :D
Nobody knows about Scrapple. It's a secret. Shhhhhh.... I make my own Scrapple. ('though I haven't made a batch for a while.) I got a recipe from...
Both? War weariness must have been acute at that point.
@Jba45ww2 , you may recognize this as the Northern cousin of Penn Dutch "Scrapple", another under-appreciated dish!
Today's lunch: Cretons Francais Few people have heard of this dish and I don't know why. It’s a French Canadian recipe that is older than the...
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I use a smoldering sage bundle, waved gently over the mail AND parcels. Seems to be working so far. Oh, and I wash my hands after handling the...
26 March 1945: [IMG] “Veterans of the Philippines fighting, they were involved with the conquest of Leyte and were ramrodded by Major General...
I've finished up Attack On Pearl Harbor by Alan Zimm. (see cover art above) I have to say, this was an excellent book. Cmdr Zimm presents an...
Now that's a good wartime strategy! My father-in-law explained that when he was a kiddo (during the war) his family got three meals out of the...
Looks like the original recipe was 'cover and bake' in the oven. 'Moderate Oven' usually translates as about 350º-375ºF.
25 March 1938: [IMG] [IMG] On 25 March, the Japanese launched an all-out attack on Tai’erzhuang, with a 300-strong contingent successfully...
Ooh, I haven't had snapper soup in ages. Yes, a bit of sherry is a must in snapper soup! :thumbup:
That looks great! How was it?
24 March 1944: [IMG][IMG] [IMG] General Orde Wingate is killed when the 1st Air Commando B-25 in which he is flying crashes. He had been...
Too right.
I do like me some 15-bean soup, but in hard times I'll settle for 7 beans and a few lentils.
If this isn't a crisis, it'll do 'til one shows up.
