Recipes
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Sauerkraut Soup
A very simple sauerkraut soup that’s delicious served with German black bread
Heavenly Delight Salad from United Air Lines
Fruit salad with a whipped cream dressing that is definitely a dessert
Roman Stuffed Dates
Dates stuffed with nuts and long pepper, rolled in salt, and cooked in honey
Pears Condé
Intensely vanilla-y rice pudding with delicate poached pears and a decadent chocolate sauce
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
Pompkin Pie
Less sweet than a modern pumpkin pie, it really lets the spices shine and the texture is so nice and smooth, like a firm pudding. This will definitely be a holiday staple for me!
Pan de Muerto
Delicious sweet bread with a soft, pillowy interior and flavors of orange and a hint of anise
Sachertorte
Absolutely wonderful chocolate cake that isn’t as dry as the sachertorte I had in Vienna, and the glaze isn’t as hard. It’s dense, but not unpleasantly so, very chocolatey, and the apricot adds a layer of complexity
Vinegar Candy
19th century candy that isn’t vinegary at all. The harder version has a more complex flavor that is almost caramelized, and the softer version is more neutral
Hildegard von Bingen’s Cookies of Joy
Wafer-like “cookies” that have a lovely blend of spices, but are otherwise a bit like hardtack (clack clack)
Betty Crocker’s Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Absolutely fantastic, moist, caramelly pineapple upside-down cake
Ottoman Halva
Delicious confectionaries that have a slight nuttiness and aren’t too sweet, with a texture akin to cookie dough