Cooking and Food Preparation
Butter – The First BC Newspaper Recipe
Butter was (probably) the first BC newspaper recipe. The British Colonist, February 7, 1860 While looking through some of [...]
Cooking and Food Preparation
Butter was (probably) the first BC newspaper recipe. The British Colonist, February 7, 1860 While looking through some of [...]
From fruit cake failures to 50th anniversary replica wedding cakes, the fruit cake is both loved and hated. My late husband [...]
Before potatoes there were….parsnips. This homely root vegetable was popular up to the 16th century in Europe when the potato finally [...]
Wear-Ever pots and utensils have played an important role in North American cuisine, and one unexpected way is in the making [...]
Boiling Water Bath Canned Pickled Beets, Tomatoes, Peaches, Apricot Jam and Cherries Preserving and Canning in Food History Presevving [...]
Aunt Thale's Lemonade Syrup is famous in my family. Examining the recipe and procedure, and realizing many people have similar recipes [...]
The history of food in BC gives a new meaning to “food on the go”. Ship passenger lists published in the British [...]
This week I look at recipes for mock foods that work with readily available ingredients and attempt to make them more [...]
I’ve always been intrigued by “mock” recipes that show up in cookbooks, so this month, I’m going to look at several [...]
I will continue to look at mock recipes that come to the rescue when we want to make something but don’t [...]