Here are several unusual recipes. Will you recreate them?
These pies are from American Cookery, by Amelia Simmons from 1798.
Tongue Pie:
Made with tongue, apples, sugar, raisins & currants, and spices.
Foot Pie:
Made with calf’s feet that was first placed in a vessel of water for a week, then boiled until tender, meat removed and chopped with more fat, beef suet and apples. Then the mixture is baked with wine, raisins and cinnamon & mace, and sugar.
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These are from The Complete Bread, Cake and Cracker Baker by J. Thomson Gill, Manager Confectioner and Baker Publishing Co., 1881.
Meat Bread: 1 lb. raw beef chopped fine with 2 to 2 1/4 lbs. flour.
Blood Bread: Use 20% of uncoagulated blood from raw flesh, preferably beef.
Pork Cake: Using salt pork with molasses, citron, spices and raisins.
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From The Way to a Man’s Heart – “The Settlement” Cook Book by Mrs. Simon Kander, 1901.
Cabbage Strudel (with goose oil):
Made with cabbage, sugar, goose oil and raisins.
Two Recipes for Suet Pudding:
Suet made into spiced steamed puddings.