Homemade Ketchup Recipes from 1919
Homemade ketchup sounds easy to make after reading through these recipes. Make sure when using these old recipes that you are using proper canning techniques if you plan to bottle…
Homemade Candy Recipes from 1920
Get ready for some yummy homemade candy recipes. Mrs. Belle De Graf was the leading cooking authority is San Francisco in 1920. She had a column published in the Sunday…
Old Fashioned Beef Stew Recipes with Dumplings
If you have been looking for a good old fashioned beef stew recipe, look no further! This post contains four old fashioned beef stew recipes that will walk you through…
Baked Halibut Recipes from 1914
These Baked Halibut recipes are the prize winning recipes from The Dayton Herald published February 26, 1914. Most of these recipe feature bacon. Some of the recipes have a tomato…
Bean Salad Recipes from 1904, 1918 and 1921
Today I bring you three recipes for bean salad. Some of these recipes are quick to toss together, but Mrs. Kauffman's requires some cooking unless you substitute canned beans. …
Cabbage Recipes from 1904
Mrs. Gatchell's Cabbage Cabbage should never be cooked with other vegetables or with meats. The best way is to prepare the cabbage and allow it to stand for an hour…
Piccalilli Recipes from 1910
Mrs. Hutson's Piccalilli First Prize The following is my recipe for Piccalilli: One peck green tomatoes, one-half dozen onions, one-half dozen each of green and red sweet mangoes, three red…
Creamy Tomato Soup Recipes from 1911
Mrs. Shaw's Creamy Tomato Soup First Prize Three pints sweet milk, one can tomatoes (put through a sieve). Put milk and tomatoes into separate vessels. To the milk, when at…
Olive Sandwich Recipes
Mrs. Kraeger's Olive Slice Third Prize Cut a loaf of bread in quarter inch slices and with a biscuit cutter cut in rounds. Each round should be about three inches…
Fruit Salad Recipes from 1920
Mrs. Adams' Sundae Fruit Salad Drain pineapple and lay one slice on each plate. Chop two large apples very fine, and mix with the salad dressing. Then pile in a…