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10-12-2020 07:24 PM
This reminds me of a recipe in an Amish cookbook I used to own. The ingredients were listed with the simple instruction: Bake.
10-12-2020 07:33 PM
When I was a young working girl, I asked my roommate from Maryland what temp was good to cook cornbread?
She started laughing, then told me, "we had a wood stove and you just put a log in and fired it up!" Temp?
I guess BAKE covers it.
10-12-2020 07:35 PM
You can also get fish 'bouillon' on the Mexican foods aisle, Goya brand (I had to look in my pantry).
It comes in ham, beef, chicken, vegetable or fish. It's a powder in small envelopes that you use like bouillon cubes.
10-12-2020 07:37 PM
@depglass wrote:This reminds me of a recipe in an Amish cookbook I used to own. The ingredients were listed with the simple instruction: Bake.
@depglass I'm sure it was a recipe that a friend told her about over the phone and that was her way of writing it down. It was in her handwriting, as many of her others were.
10-12-2020 07:39 PM
I have the unfortunate habit of writing down a complete recipe without the name at the top. Months later I come across it and think "what the heck is this?"
10-12-2020 08:36 PM
@Marybella I didn't have a clue what fish sauce was either, long after 1960.
10-12-2020 08:38 PM
You all must have heard the 'tale' about the bride who was in process of cutting a roast in half before baking.
Her friend said: WHAT are you doing?
Bride: well my grandma always cut her roasts in half
Checked with grandma - grandma said - I cut the meat in half to make it fit the pan!
(okay - old joke)
10-12-2020 10:32 PM
@Marybella wrote:
@depglass wrote:This reminds me of a recipe in an Amish cookbook I used to own. The ingredients were listed with the simple instruction: Bake.
@depglass I'm sure it was a recipe that a friend told her about over the phone and that was her way of writing it down. It was in her handwriting, as many of her others were.
I wasn't aware that the Amish use telephones...........(???)
10-13-2020 09:25 AM
@Desertdi wrote:
@Marybella wrote:
@depglass wrote:This reminds me of a recipe in an Amish cookbook I used to own. The ingredients were listed with the simple instruction: Bake.
@depglass I'm sure it was a recipe that a friend told her about over the phone and that was her way of writing it down. It was in her handwriting, as many of her others were.
I wasn't aware that the Amish use telephones...........(???)
@Desertdi I was referring to my mother scratching down the recipe on a note pad. She was not Amish! LOL
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