Grannie Pantries
A place to appreciate the horrors of vintage cookbooks
Wednesday, January 3, 2024
Keeping warm in January with the power of outrage
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Happy January! (Yeah, right. It's January. I ain't happy.) Rawleigh's Good Health Guide Almanac Cook Book has run its course , ...
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Saturday, December 30, 2023
Not-so-fancy toast toppers from the 1920s
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Having a New Year's Eve party? If you need appetizers, you can put some toppings onto slices of toast and cut them into little squares! ...
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Wednesday, December 27, 2023
A post about bread lovers-- literally....
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Are you ready for some peak 1970s earth mother madness? If so, thank S.S. from the delightful A Book of Cookrye blog for mentioning Bread ...
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Saturday, December 23, 2023
Something different to leave for Santa
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With Christmas fast approaching, maybe you're in a rush what with the buying, hiding, inadvertently breaking gifts when you forgot they...
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Wednesday, December 20, 2023
It's holiday veggie protein loaf time!
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For Thanksgiving, I gave you a full menu from The Vegetable Protein and Vegetarian Cookbook (Jeanne Larson and Ruth McLin, 1977). Now I...
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Saturday, December 16, 2023
I'm dreaming of a jiggly Christmas
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Christmas means big gatherings! One easy way to feed a crowd for cheap is to set out a big Jell-O salad. New Many Feature Cook Book (Alumi...
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Wednesday, December 13, 2023
The miraculous food converter converts food into-- well, still food... You have to finish the conversion process.
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I was kind of sold on the Hamilton Beach Food Converter booklet (undated, but somebody wrote December 1961on the page stating the appliance ...
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