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April 18, 2013
From our Kitchens: Carrots and French Beans Dressed the Dutch Way
A simple dish, this prearation can be used to garnish meats or can be plated by itself. Either way, the cooked carrots or beans add wonderful color to the dinner table.in Historic Foodways, What's New
April 4, 2013
From our Kitchens: To Make Gingerbread Cakes
A good recipe that is a cross between a ginger snap and a soft cookie. The amount of spice gives them a good bite. Try them with ice cream for a special treat.March 21, 2013
From our kitchens: Soup Meagre
This recipe’s title belies the richness of this vegetarian stew that fed the 18th-century working man. Make a batch of Soup Meagre for your supper and dine with the fresh simplicity of a colonial Virginian.in Historic Foodways, What's New
February 22, 2013
King William’s Posset: A Hot Punch to Restore the Weak
This week’s recipe from Historic Foodways is a restorative milk punch, served to invigorate the sick and the weary. Heat up a bowl in your kitchen this winter, and let us know if you feel revived.January 24, 2013
Cook with us: Fritters Italian Fashion
Part pancake and part cookie, this sweet rice fritter is a delicious taste of history at breakfast or with after-dinner coffee. Learn how you can fry up a batch and browse other 18th-century recipes in our blog, History is Served.
January 10, 2013
To Stuff a Chine of Pork
It’s hard to improve on the tender simplicity of a pork loin. This week, Historic Foodways elevates this cut of meat by stuffing it and serving it with a side of apples and mustard. In their hands, it’s a preparation worthy of the governor’s table.













