We have a cook book that now has been in the family for about 100 years. It is titled:
The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book, by Fannie Merritt Farmer.
Below is a recipe of from it that I have enjoyed many times over the years. In fact I'm cooking it now!
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I make a gravy from the juices when it is done. I server it over noodles with horseradish on the side. [^]
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Fannie Farmer's book is a classic & chock full of great information. I got my copy (reprinted in the 60's or 70's) at a charity auction within a group of 12 cookbooks. Afterwards, a woman came up to me & offered twice what I paid for the group for just that book. Makes me wonder why she just didn't bid more.???
Exellent read for anyone that can find a copy or even get it at your local library.[8D]
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Ya think next time I check into a hotel & they ask "Smoking or Non?" they would mind?
<b><font color="blue">HORSERADISH BABY!!!!</font id="blue"> </b>
That is great read, even the salt pork and granite pan.
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mski
Perryville, Arkansas
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I have a re-print of the 1896 version. Looks like the recipe is exactly the same. I am going to have to try it.