Recipes
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Kublai Khan’s Mastic Stew
Fragrant, bitter, lamb-forward stew made with cardamom, cinnamon, and mastic
SPAM ‘n’ Cheese Ribbon Loaf
A very salty no-cook recipe for SPAM with cream cheese filling
Typhoid Mary’s Peach Ice Cream
No-cook ice cream with fresh peach puree and sliced peaches
Swiss Steaks and Mashed Potatoes
Slow-cooked steaks with tomatoes and onions with mashed potatoes and gravy
Gelée Macédoine
Beautiful champagne-flavored gelatin with fruit. A great base recipe to try other wines or flavorings like liqueurs
Spotted Dick
Victorian boiled pudding with currants, suet, and cinnamon, served with a simple butter and brown sugar sauce
Chuck Wagon Cornbread
Dense but flavorful cornbread perfect for eating with Chuck Wagon Beans on a cattle drive
Chuck Wagon Beans
Simple and surprisingly flavorful beans that are boiled then baked with red pepper and bacon
WWI Potato Pie
A simple canned corned beef and mashed potato pie as it was prepared by British army cooks in World War I
Civil War Pound Cake
A dense and wonderfully flavorful pound cake made with nutmeg and brandy
Kaiserschmarrn (Scrambled Pancakes)
A delicious dessert of chopped up souffle-like pancake with plum compote as Kaiser Franz Joseph I would have enjoyed it
Conclave Baby Back Ribs
Wonderful baby back ribs marinated with ground coriander and sapa and roasted over onions
Mulligan Stew
Hearty soup made with made-to-last ingredients like canned corned beef, canned peas, and lots of ketchup
School Lunch Sloppy Joes
Delicious and nostalgic sloppy joes from American school cafeterias of the 80s and 90s
Apple, Fig, and Raisin Rissoles
Medieval fried pastries with a filling of figs, apples, raisins, nuts, and spices
Roman Cheese Fritters (Encytum)
Essentially a spiral-shaped version of globi, this simple two-ingredient batter is fried and topped with honey and poppyseeds
Ancient Roman Flamingo (Duck)
A delicious sweet and savory sauce that I’m using with a roasted duck instead of flamingo
Hungarian Cauldron Goulash (Bográcsgulyás)
Hungarian goulash (a soup, not a thick stew) from the late 19th century