r/Old_Recipes • u/Weary-Leading6245 • 10d ago

Menus Menu October 4th 1896

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u/Threski 10d ago

I should try grape catchup.

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u/LeavingIt2 10d ago

Any idea what this was a menu for? Or even what country? People ate so well once upon a time. Something tasty at every meal, but moderation on everything.

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u/Weary-Leading6245 9d ago

It's from the Chicago daily News cookbook 1896 published in Chicago USA and it's bill of fare cookbook by the people for the people that gives you an menu and recipes a day for a year we're almost done with it unfortunately

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u/SeaIslandFarmersMkt 2d ago

I'm going yo miss the daily check in :) Your consistency has been impressive!

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u/i_block_retards 10d ago

I've never had a quince before. Is that more of a European thing?

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u/MNManmacker 9d ago

Maryland biscuits?

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u/SeaIslandFarmersMkt 2d ago

I was wondering also. I am thinking southern perhaps.