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What You Need to Know About Vintage Cookbook Recipes

What You Need to Know About Vintage Cookbook Recipes Recreating Recipes from the Past With everything that a person can find on the internet, one of my favorite obsessions is vintage and antique cookbooks. I would personally like to thank anyone who has spent time scanning these gems into pdf files so that I can spend hours browsing through them. The older and more unique the better. Not only do they provide interesting recipes, but these books were also intended as tools for the housewife and include tips and techniques for cleaning, organizing the home, child-rearing and caring for invalids. Many Victorian and turn of the 20th-century cookbooks include entire sections of recipes for the infirmed. Add caption The recipes, themselves, give a good indication of the social and political times in which they were written. Elaborate 10-course meals are included in Golden Age cookbooks, while Women's Suffrage and recipes that help...

How to Start a Supper Club

How to Start a Supper Club Clam Bake Themed Supper Club Three years ago I was at a friend's backyard BBQ and we were discussing how difficult it was for us to organize and get together with friends. I jokingly suggested we start a Supper Club that meets once a month. That simple statement started a tradition that has been going on ever since. So what is a Supper Club and how do you start one? Supper Club is our groups name for our monthly gatherings that revolve around food. Sometimes we think about giving it a fancy and whimsical name, but Supper Club is what we call it, and that has stuck for these last few years. Who should you invite? When we first started the Supper Club, there were just 2 couples, but we knew that we wanted to add more people. Obviously, we invited other people who like food as much as we do. We had already had been getting together and making perogies. Every year, right before Christmas, we would...

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