Recipes
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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
Lighthouse Corn Chowder
Make this chowder! Not as heavy as a modern chowder, it’s filled with potatoes and corn and has so much flavor. Absolutely delicious
Rubaboo (Pemmican Stew)
This stew doesn’t look very appetizing and the texture of the meat is a little weird and chewy, but the flavor is actually really good, like a hearty meat stew
Hildegard von Bingen’s Violet Wine
Wine spiced with galingale and licorice that gets its color from steeped violets
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)
Chanko Nabe
Complex, umami-rich soup that you can customize to include whatever ingredients you like
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
Puls Punica (Carthaginian Porridge)
Cheese-forward and slightly sweet, this puls numbers among the quite tasty ancient dishes
Mrouzia (Moroccan Tagine)
Unbelievably tender meat cooked with beautifully balanced spices and dried fruit for a complex, sweet and savory dish.
Celtic Boar and Hazelnut Stew
A hearty, complex stew reconstructed from the ingredients and methods that were available to the ancient Celts in Gaul (modern day France).
Pompeiian Pizza
Pizza in the style of a recently uncovered fresco in Pompeii with moretum, a Roman garlic-herb-cheese spread
Fettuccine Alfredo
The original fettuccine all’Alfredo made with butter and parmesan, no cream needed. Quick, simple, and delicious
Civil War Sweet Potato Coffee
Though nothing like coffee except that it’s ground and brewed, this blend is actually quite nice, tasting mostly of the sweet potato with a little nuttiness from the rye
Dinner in Alcatraz: Mrs. Delmore’s Stuffed Pork Chops
All other conditions aside, the food in Alcatraz was pretty good, like these pork chops with an apple and onion stuffing
Dinner in Alcatraz: Mrs. Langley’s Quickie Apple Pie
Recreate a dinner in Alcatraz with this delicious and easy quickie apple pie, stuffed pork chops, cucumber salad, a slice of bread, and coffee
Dinner in Alcatraz: Mrs. Kaeppel’s Cucumber Salad
Recreate a dinner in Alcatraz with this refreshing cucumber salad, stuffed pork chops, quickie apple pie, a slice of bread, and coffee

