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Monthly Archives: April 2013
A Quire of Paper
Here’s one more recipe for 18th century pancakes from John Farley’s 1783 cookbook, “The London Art of Cookery“: A variation of this recipe can also be found in Mary Randolph’s 1824 cookbook “The Virginia Housewife.” A “quire” is a term borrowed … Continue reading
Posted in 18th Century Cooking, Baking, Bread, Historic Cooking, Ingredients, Recipe, Video
Tagged pancakes
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How to hold your pancake…
It’s pancake week on our picture reference blog, SiftingThePast.com, and I couldn’t help but notice how people were holding their pancakes in a couple of the paintings . Notice, below, the man in the background holding his pancake as well … Continue reading
Pancakes: They’re Not Just for Breakfast
While I look forward nearly every day to going to work, every now and again, I’ll look forward with greater anticipation to the drive home. I know of no job that is void of any stress of one sort or … Continue reading
Posted in 18th Century Cooking, Baking, Bread, Historic Cooking, Ingredients, Recipe, Video
Tagged pancakes
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Raised Hearth with Oven Paintings
Many folks have expressed interest in the raised hearth and oven we use in our 18th century cooking video series. I have recently run into a couple of 16th and 17th century German images that show just such an arrangement. … Continue reading
A Rare Glimpse and a Unique Resource
Here at Jas. Townsend & Son, we’re presently researching, of all things, the history of pancakes. We noticed a broad range of various pancake recipes as we perused the numerous period cookbooks in preparation for our video series, but we … Continue reading
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Tagged cookbook, country housewife, ellis
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