isweedan
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Hi! I have been known to podfic. My current main fandom might be Disney parks and infrastructure. I sew a lot of things from Charm Patterns. Use she/her for me. (5.4e-5% of a Hugo Award)
Oh, I have a favorite from page 12 - it's Jockeys! There's another potato chip and cheese recipe a few pages later! It's called ... 'chips and cheese'. So with that name taken, lol...
Oh, I missed this request! This is the page with the velveeta-applesauce sandwich but I will give you...Shrimp Rabbit Sandwich! It's one of several variations on Welsh Rarebit/Rabbit. "Serve a generous amount of this hot chees sauce over each portion of shrimps and toast. "
35 has salads! I will give you an interesting one. This is Cheese Salad Roll! "For tea-time, Cheese Salad Roll takes high honors. Rich with the pleasantly mingled flavors of American cheese, chopped nutmeats and condiments, this unusual salad is an easy one to prepare well ahead of the party"
38 is a picture. please enjoy this midcentry food styling. you may request another!
Oh snap! I forgot to include your picture!! Here is what they might look like. I grow increasingly questioning of if 'American Cheese' meant the same thing in 1942 that it does today.
Oh, page 26 is a real humdinger! It has a lot of variations on Welsh Rarebit. Here is Rinktum Ditty. "A party dish as gay as its name." I know it's easy to get distracted but please note the /tablespoon/ of minced onion. A fair few of these recipes have such amazing little spoonfulls of onion.
You get Cheese Puffs with Spanish Sauce! ...honestly suprised that the Spanish Sauce has a pepper in it.
Oh man that's actually an insert called Helpful Hints for Cheese Cookery. Here's Cheese in the Refrigerator and you could roll a new number if you wish. "Natural chees wedges, or any cheese which are not packaged in special wrappers, should be placed in an oiled silk bag in the refrigerator."
Sunflower Salad! Contains zero sunflower. This page also included 'star salad' and the descriptively and undeceptively named 'pineapple and strawberry salad'
But also here are Cream Cheese Cookies. When you 'cream' the butter and sugar together, you also add cream cheese!
You get Spinach Ring! It is not a jello spinach ring, it is held together with the power of CHEESE. (Paging @farnes.bsky.social for the mashed potatoes content in this one)
For you miz, The Sunday Night Quckie. "Well named, this easily made supper treat!" I 100% chose this for you based on the name. There are also canned salmon and canned oyster recipes on page 16.
I will be generous to you. Here is the Boston Treat Sandwich! "This is a simple treat to prepare -- perfect fare for after the football game -- substantial refreshment for all brisk weather buffets. The carrot stick and cucumber ring garnish provides just the right crisp flavor contrast."
It's Broiled Tomatoes! (With velveeta) I hear you like broiling, so I put some broiled stuff on your broiled stuff. and broiled it.
It's a Main! It's Fish Fillets Baked in Cheese Sauce. "For sharp cheese flavor use Kraft's "Old English" process Cheddar Cheese ... for medium flavor, Kraft American ... for mild flavor, Kraft's cheese food, Velveeta. They may be used interchangably in accordance with individual taste preference. "
The book was published by Kraft! They had their own test kitchen and publishing setup, aparently! Kraft, even back in '42, owned Philadelphia Cream Cheese.
You got an appetiser and I was SPOILED for choice. I choose for you, TASTY ROUNDS. It's a canape made from eggs and cheese and a touch of baking powder to puff them up in the oven.
IT IS! You have played to the system. You get Plum Pie! (With Cream Cheese) You PIPE the cream cheese in a border around the pie when it's done baking - interesting! Other recipes on the page: Apple pie sprinkled with cheese. Cherry tarts served on the same tray as slices of "Old English."
You also get a picture!! This is Grape Cluster Salad and it is the recipe they Marye Dahnke chose to head the entire salad section with. I am not sure you are supposed to eat the galax leaft this is to be served on. Please read the entire wikipedia entry on Galax leaves. There are PIRATES in it.
Yours comes with an ILLUSTRATION. Please enjoy tomato Rose Salad. "Simulating the rose, this flowerlike salad with its delicious cream cheese petals, is a prize winning bloom on any luncheon or dinner table."
You get Cheese Dumplings in Tomato Sauce! "Dumplings, those old-fasioned triumps of good cooking are new-fashioned triumphs when shredded American cheese adds its dintinctive flavor to them." They give you the option of expanding a condensed soup or starting with your own tomato soup. Would eat.
Ooh, you got a full-colum-er! This is 'Apple Dumplings with Cheese'. "A new-fashioned dish with an old-fashioned charm -- a dessert delicacy family style." You are instructed to shread the Kraft's "Old English" which in its current incarnation is a spread. Good luck!!
Oh no, oh no, oh ABSOLUTELY NO. So I was watching this video Which lead me to the cookbook on the Internet Archive And I was happily paging through celery rings and many recipes using Kraft's Old English but this one took me by surprise.
Is it giving regolith? These are almond cake mix with oreos mixed in for a cookies and cream experience for tomorrow's lunar landing celebration.
Beanie is a BIRTHDAY GIRL! Today Bailey Bean is nine years old and she likes her new sweet potato scented chew.
Because Alan Lee's work *is* LOTR to me, I find myself going - "Are these Silmarallion Elves? Who's THAT" at some of the illustrations :'D
Did you guys KNOW that Alan Lee illustrated an edition of Rosemary Sutcliffe's 'Black Ships Before Troy'? It's GEORGOUS. I think a fair bit of historical research went into the look too.