Recipes
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B Ration Apple Cranberry Sauce
Simple and delicious apple cranberry sauce using dehydrated apple nuggets
Smoked Salmon Roses with Caviar
Smoked salmon shaped into beautiful roses with rich crème fraîche and caviar
Anchovies with Parmesan Cheese
Anchovy filets and Parmesan on fried toast, which makes for a very salty combination
Cabbage and Onion Piroshki
Delicious, slightly sweet cabbage, onion, and dill filling surrounded by a soft, buttery bread
Swiss Steaks and Mashed Potatoes
Slow-cooked steaks with tomatoes and onions with mashed potatoes and gravy
Tulip Bulb Stamppot
A WWII version of a Dutch staple with potatoes, vegetables, and tulip bulbs
Fennel and Potato Casserole
A fennel- and caraway-forward potato casserole as eaten on the German home front in WWII
Roman Honey Glazed Mushrooms
Honey, long pepper, and mushrooms combine for a simple but flavorful dish
The Last Meal of Ötzi the Iceman
Fire-roasted red deer, smoked goat, and einkorn cakes with fiddlehead ferns make up my version of Ötzi the Iceman’s last meal
Delmonico Potatoes from United Air Lines
Casserole of potatoes, cream, and parmesan. What’s not to like?
A Meal for a Shogun
A meal fit for a shogun, with flavorful rice with chicken and lightly pickled vegetables
Potato Chips
Crunchy potato chips that really taste like potatoes and are far superior to store bought
WWII Thanksgiving: Oyster Dressing
The driest stuffing known to man, but the flavor is that classic mix of herbs, onion, and celery
WWII Thanksgiving: Candied Sweet Potatoes
This is a good, basic sweet potato dish. The dehydrated sweet potatoes make for a firmer texture
WWII Thanksgiving: Cranberry Sauce
Jiggly, vibrantly red cranberry sauce that is quite a bit sweeter than most you find today

