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Archive for November, 2009

Cookbook Obsession shares a favorite variation on french toast: banana bread french toast with peanut butter and honey.

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I considered for a while this morning, about 2a.m., that I may be thinking too much about food lately. This is because I woke up from a dream in which Anthony Bourdain was making a serious pass at me. It was a bit unsettling, since we’re both happily married. Then I realized, of course, that [...]

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Cookbook Obsession creates Easy Cherry Dessert from the tattered remains of Grandma’s Cookbook.

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Slow ovens

What is a slow oven? Cookbook Obsession deciphers the Kind of Oven indications on vintage recipes.

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If you’ve never tasted something before, how do you know if it’s wrong? Cookbook Obsession ponders this question over some unusual macaroni and cheese.

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The Country Kitchen Cook Book provides readers with recipes for Brain Oysters and Cocoa Syrup for Hot or Cold Cocoa.

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Cookbook Obsession turns to the very important subject of bacon.

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Today, Cookbook Obsession returns to the Antoinette Pope School Cookbook. for “Friccasee of Chicken” with “Fluffy Bread Crumb Dumplings.” Sounds delicious, right? Think again. Oh, the chicken was okay. I’ve made better. The dumplings, however, were a disaster. I love dumplings. I’ve made dumplings before, but never bread crumb dumplings. I wish I hadn’t. For [...]

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Recipe for rhubarb sauce, taken from “The New American Cook Book,” copyright 1941.

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“Beefsteak Pie” recipe from “The New American Cookbook,” 1941. This pot pie from scratch recipe is great for fall appetites.

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