Savoring the Past Savoring historys repast. Discovering flavors not lost but forgotten

Savoring historys repast. Discovering flavors not lost but forgotten

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This domain savoringthepast.net was created on June 19, 2012. This domain will go back on the market on the date of June 19, 2015. It is currently six hundred and twenty-eight weeks, eighteen days, ten hours, and thirteen minutes old.
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The Cold Table

A smörgåsbord of thoughts and tidbits of facts about the history of food. Saturday, March 17, 2018. Today, I attempted to make some flatbread to go with a meal of ful medames. Is that I only let the dough rest for about five minutes before attempting to roll it out. My husband pronounced the result a successful proof of concept, and said he was all for further flatbread experiments. Saturday, March 10, 2018.

geneartistry - lovingly bringing artistic worksmanship and quality to the study of family history

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Jas. Townsend and Son, Inc.

Townsend and Son, Inc. Create the perfect historical outfit! For over 35 years, we have helped historical reenactors, movie makers, theatrical companies, pirates, and regular people find items including clothing, tents, books, knives, tomahawks, oak barrels and lots of other goods appropriate for 1750 to 1840 - especially the American Revolutionary War and War of 1812. Whether you need a pirate shirt or a ladies gown, we can help. See our satisfaction guarantee here.

Kitchen Historic

A new name, a new look, and a new site. When I first started Kitchen Historic in 2011, I really had no idea what I was doing. I was beginning to really get into my history degree and I enjoyed cooking, so I figured why not combine those interests and start a blog.

LAGEEK Goes Geocaching Getting Outdoorsy

16th Annual TXGA Challenge and Festival 2018. Sweetieheart has never been to a challenge or mega-event. The one I attended last. Was one of the first mega-events with over 1000 registered participants. We arrived early and everything folded early. On March 17, 2018.

The Preservation Collaborative

Learn more about us and Our talanted staff. The Preservation Collaborative is a group of award winning design professionals with decades of experience, assembled to provide clients with alternative options for their most valued asset. Learn more about our firm and its principal staff members. Find out what we do and how we do it. Discover some of our projects.

Preserve My Sanity! a jam and canning blog

10 sprigs of fresh thyme. Around 2 lbs cipollini onions, the smaller the better, blanched and peeled. Prepare your canning jars- this recipe makes 5 pints. Seal jars and process for 15 minutes once water begins to boil again. Let cure for 3 weeks before eating. This peach butter is f.

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This domain savoringthepast.net has the following in the site, "Discovering flavors not lost but forgotten." Our analyzers observed that the website also stated " This Hasty Pudding recipe is from Maria Eliza Rundells 1807 cookbook A New System of Domestic Cookery." The Website also stated " Puddings in Haste makes 10-12 puddings. Ingredients Measurements by Jon Townsend. 1 Cup fine bread crumbs or crushed Ships Biscuits purchasable here. 12 cup Zante currants or raisins. 1 cup Grated Suet Make sure to watch the episode Rendering Suet. Or read the blogposts, Suet."

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