Let’s eat together, and know each other:
Let’s eat together, and know each other:
A new version of ‘Dig for Victory’ ??
http://www.fastcoexist.com/3051209/this-london-underground-farm-grows-salad-in-a-wwii-bomb-shelter#1
Sounds yummy…
Ingredients:
Mashed potatoes (4 tablespoons)
Sugar (2 tablespoons)
Cocoa powder (2 tablespoons)
Flavoring: vanilla or almond essence
Mix all the ingredients in a firm paste, form balls and roll them in cocoa powder, then in chocolate vermicelli (if obtainable)
This recipe reflects quite well the solution found to keep an appearance of normality and its contrast with wartime reality, vermicelli were hardly obtainable… It also show the role played by newspaper in the Kitchen Front efforts.
Source: Good Eating, Suggestions for Wartime Dishes compiled by The Daily Telegraph Home Cookbook, Macmillan (2006)
The History Department at the University of Sussex is pleased to announce a conference on the history of food and nutrition in Europe since about 1800. We welcome proposals from researchers from a range of academic disciplines who offer an historical perspective on the topic.
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