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Tag Archives: cheese
Preserved Walnuts
In preparation for our upcoming wedding, my fiancée, Kelly, and I visited a wonderful cheese shop in Kalamazoo, Michigan this weekend, hoping to explore different cheese options for our reception. The tiny shop was packed with wide-eyed shoppers, and the busy … Continue reading
Posted in 18th Century Cooking, Historic Cooking, Ingredients
Tagged cheese, mimolette, preserved, walnuts
17 Comments
Parmesan Cheese Tart
Ok, I am obviously some kind of cheese pie freak, and I admit this is my third cheesecake type recipe in the last couple of months, but you will just have to bear with me. In the past, we … Continue reading
Posted in 18th Century Cooking, Historic Cooking, Pies, Recipe, Video
Tagged cheese, cheese pie, cheesecake, tart
6 Comments
Another Fine Resource
Here’s a link to an excellent resource for best (and worst) cooking, food-preparation, and home-remedy practices of southern England, compiled and published by William Ellis in 1750.