To: mylife
We have a Betty Crocker from back in that day. It’s a good source for basic recipes. I don’t recall any of this weird stuff.
To: colorado tanker
Correct. Wish I could find ma Lurkin’s Betty Crocker book, but seems to have disappeared during a move.
22 posted on
11/30/2020 12:10:31 PM PST by
BenLurkin
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To: colorado tanker
We have a Betty Crocker from back in that day. It’s a good source for basic recipes. I don’t recall any of this weird stuff.I have the 1950s Betty Crocker cookbook inherited from my mother; my favorite page is the one where it discusses the "new" addition to American cuisine, the pizza pie...
50 posted on
11/30/2020 12:26:50 PM PST by
chajin
("There is no other name under heaven given among people by which we must be saved." Acts 4:12)
To: colorado tanker
I have that cookbook too and others from 70s. You are right, nothing wrong with the cookbook, great basic recipes. Every cookbook has some questionable recipes, from every time frame.
78 posted on
11/30/2020 12:51:48 PM PST by
Tammy8
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To: colorado tanker
My sister’s grandkids LOVE the mac and cheese recipe from one of the Betty Crocker cookbooks from the ‘70s.
153 posted on
12/01/2020 5:44:16 AM PST by
MayflowerMadam
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