Post by Tim Horton on Nov 19, 2019 5:43:15 GMT 10
Sooo... A whole bunch of things led one to another here... With Remembrance Day not shortly gone. The kerfuffle over the hockey guy getting fired, dinner at the Royal Canadian Legion, and being a history buff of sorts. I eventually ran across this site.
Along with this, I've been watching a series of you tube videos "Rationing in Briton" by In Range TV. Last winter we also watched a couple DVD video series "War Time Kitchen" and "Land Girls" This all kind of ties together, but a little off track at this moment.
Anyway, sent this link to Sweetie saying I though this was interesting from a prepper prospective.
Sweetie then saying this looks like a "Julia and Julia" type thing for this winter. That being trying most or all the recipes.
Sweetie being a bread baker, we have already tried a recipe for the "National Loaf" and found it quite good. Not everyday good from a 21st century outlook, but occasionally good none the less.
Of course one of the first recipes we talked about trying is #140 Canadian Bake, well.... just because... eh...
If anyone tries any of these, please post the number and results.
the1940sexperiment.com/100-wartime-recipes/
Along with this, I've been watching a series of you tube videos "Rationing in Briton" by In Range TV. Last winter we also watched a couple DVD video series "War Time Kitchen" and "Land Girls" This all kind of ties together, but a little off track at this moment.
Anyway, sent this link to Sweetie saying I though this was interesting from a prepper prospective.
Sweetie then saying this looks like a "Julia and Julia" type thing for this winter. That being trying most or all the recipes.
Sweetie being a bread baker, we have already tried a recipe for the "National Loaf" and found it quite good. Not everyday good from a 21st century outlook, but occasionally good none the less.
Of course one of the first recipes we talked about trying is #140 Canadian Bake, well.... just because... eh...
If anyone tries any of these, please post the number and results.
the1940sexperiment.com/100-wartime-recipes/
