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Garden PeasCook fresh, tender garden peas, without any water by placing them in the top of a double boiler over boiling water and cook until the peas are just tender. They are very tasty served with a little butter and salt. The Greeley Daily Tribune, Wed., Aug. 29, 1973Author: RETRO HOUSEWIFE, 08-23-1973
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SIDE DISHRØDKAAL (Red Cabbage), DanishIngredients
Preparation InstructionsRemove outer leaves and inner stalk and shred cabbage very fine. Melt shortening in a sufficiently large kettle, add vinegar, salt and sugar. When melted, add cabbage. Cook gently until tender, then season to taste with additional salt sugar, etc. Add wine and currant jelly and let simmer at least an hour. Keep tightly covered during cooking period, but take care it does not burn dry. Serves 6. Contributed by Mrs. E. Hempel, 1950HAVE A COMMENT, QUESTION OR RECIPE OF YOUR OWN? I would like to thank Newspaperarchive for putting together such a fabulous service, and placing our Nation's history right at our fingertips. Many of these wonderful recipes are ones I stumbled upon quite by accident while sleuthing through the decades in my quest to assemble the world of the American housewife. RH |
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