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To: Little Bill
Three trifles I made recently


85 posted on 03/07/2008 2:43:59 PM PST by snugs ((An English Cheney Chick - Big Time))
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To: snugs
Custard and Cream, I think that I missed a portion of my life, but then considering maybe I extended it.

The early settlers of Utah, in this case, were mainly English and Scots and they took their culinary traditions with them, and modified it.

My Family were very early settlers, 1848, so the food was either fresh or canned, there were not a lot of cream dishes, but there were a lot of fruit dishes in season and the ladies dressed up the stuff in the cold cellar as best they could.

88 posted on 03/07/2008 3:43:18 PM PST by Little Bill (Welcome to the Newly Socialist State of New Hampshire)
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Bacon and Egg Pie

Jam Tart

Shepherd’s Pie


91 posted on 03/07/2008 3:55:23 PM PST by Tennessee Nana
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Gorgeous, Snugs.

My husband also loved Cornish pasties. I used to make them on Christmas Eve for him, although I’m not sure how authentic the recipe was.


110 posted on 03/10/2008 8:01:22 AM PDT by lady lawyer
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