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Blogging at the intersection of food and history. Advertising and Review Policies. Farewell 2014 – Hello 2015! January 2, 2015. What better way to close out the year than with a family road trip? My mom, my boys and I piled into the car on the last day of 2014 and headed to James Madison’s Montpelier. The home of America’s 4th President, who is considered to be both the father of the Constitution and the architect of the Bill of Rights. Follow Blog via Email. Join 8 other followers. Follow me on Twitter.
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Blogging at the intersection of food and history. Advertising and Review Policies. February 6, 2015. Just wanted to pop on here to explain that no, I haven’t fallen off the face of the earth. The past few weeks, I’ve had a lot on my plate (more on that later), and haven’t had time to post as often as I would have liked. What have I been up to? Well, I had the chance to eat at Saison. Next, I marinated shrimp and chicken in a baja-style tequila lime marinade with cumin, chile powder and oregano, then saut...
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Blogging at the intersection of food and history. Advertising and Review Policies. Transcribing my Granny’s cookbooks. January 14, 2015. 8221; by Lily Wallace from 1941, stacks of the little recipe cards you used to pick up off the shelf in the supermarket in the 1970’s and 80’s to help you make something quick and cheap. 1 tbsp. sugar. 3 1/2 cups sifted flour. 2 tbsp. baking powder. 1/2 tsp. salt. My mom tells me that when she was little, my Granny used to make the best fudge. 1 cup chocolate chips.
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Hail King Ragnar! – A Viking Feast for Season 3 of “Vikings” | Food History Crossroads
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Blogging at the intersection of food and history. Advertising and Review Policies. 8211; A Viking Feast for Season 3 of “Vikings”. February 19, 2015. It’s Thor’s-day (see what I did there), and my favorite pillaging and plundering Vikings are back in action on the History Channel tonight. In honor of the new season of “Vikings,” I’ve prepared an authentic Viking feast to enjoy while my husband and I watch the first episode of season 3. Drank, the cup would be offered to the ruler’s warriors in orde...
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International Food Blogging Conferences. October 31, 2014 in New blogs. A Bit More Veg. Is a vegetarian food blog by someone who isn’t vegetarian but who wants to eat more healthily and who also enjoys the challenge of coming up with tasty vegetarian meals. Does what it says on the tin: it’s a mix of beer, food and travel! Is about beer and all things beer related, including food matching, and is run by Aidan Sweeney, an accredited beer sommelier and certified beer server. Anne is an amateur baker who on...
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Blogging at the intersection of food and history. Advertising and Review Policies. Transcribing my Granny’s cookbooks. January 14, 2015. 8221; by Lily Wallace from 1941, stacks of the little recipe cards you used to pick up off the shelf in the supermarket in the 1970’s and 80’s to help you make something quick and cheap. 1 tbsp. sugar. 3 1/2 cups sifted flour. 2 tbsp. baking powder. 1/2 tsp. salt. My mom tells me that when she was little, my Granny used to make the best fudge. 1 cup chocolate chips.
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Transcribing my Granny’s cookbooks | Food History Crossroads
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Blogging at the intersection of food and history. Advertising and Review Policies. Transcribing my Granny’s cookbooks. January 14, 2015. 8221; by Lily Wallace from 1941, stacks of the little recipe cards you used to pick up off the shelf in the supermarket in the 1970’s and 80’s to help you make something quick and cheap. 1 tbsp. sugar. 3 1/2 cups sifted flour. 2 tbsp. baking powder. 1/2 tsp. salt. My mom tells me that when she was little, my Granny used to make the best fudge. 1 cup chocolate chips.
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#VikingFood | Food History Crossroads
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Blogging at the intersection of food and history. Advertising and Review Policies. 8211; A Viking Feast for Season 3 of “Vikings”. February 19, 2015. It’s Thor’s-day (see what I did there), and my favorite pillaging and plundering Vikings are back in action on the History Channel tonight. In honor of the new season of “Vikings,” I’ve prepared an authentic Viking feast to enjoy while my husband and I watch the first episode of season 3. Drank, the cup would be offered to the ruler’s warriors in orde...
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#ScandinavianFood | Food History Crossroads
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Blogging at the intersection of food and history. Advertising and Review Policies. 8211; A Viking Feast for Season 3 of “Vikings”. February 19, 2015. It’s Thor’s-day (see what I did there), and my favorite pillaging and plundering Vikings are back in action on the History Channel tonight. In honor of the new season of “Vikings,” I’ve prepared an authentic Viking feast to enjoy while my husband and I watch the first episode of season 3. Drank, the cup would be offered to the ruler’s warriors in orde...
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Farewell 2014 – Hello 2015! | Food History Crossroads
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Blogging at the intersection of food and history. Advertising and Review Policies. Farewell 2014 – Hello 2015! January 2, 2015. What better way to close out the year than with a family road trip? My mom, my boys and I piled into the car on the last day of 2014 and headed to James Madison’s Montpelier. The home of America’s 4th President, who is considered to be both the father of the Constitution and the architect of the Bill of Rights. Vivian Howard’s Grits Changed My Life. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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