Anonymous
Post 03/30/2021 13:10     Subject: Period Drama Fans - foods and food stuff featured in your favorite shows and movies.
Anonymous wrote:I do actually make some 19th century or early 20th century recipes and really quite like them. My grandmother had recipes that were her grandmothers (born in 1840) and was a cook after emigrating to the US, and even some that were her mothers (born about 1816). They can be a bit rough to translate as stuff was not measured precisely.


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Anonymous
Post 03/29/2021 03:10     Subject: Re:Period Drama Fans - foods and food stuff featured in your favorite shows and movies.
It is not that difficult to eat Windsor style.. lovely and simple Afternoon Tea..
this all can be had at any local Whole Foods and put it together is a snap.. all you need
is few fancy serving contraptions and a butler.



Super easy tea sandwiches..

Anonymous
Post 03/29/2021 03:07     Subject: Re:Period Drama Fans - foods and food stuff featured in your favorite shows and movies.
Anonymous wrote:from
The Official Downton Abbey Afternoon Tea Cookbook

Battenberg Cake

It looks good but I think it would take a tone time to make it.

Anonymous
Post 03/29/2021 03:06     Subject: Re:Period Drama Fans - foods and food stuff featured in your favorite shows and movies.
from
The Official Downton Abbey Afternoon Tea Cookbook

Battenberg Cake

It looks good but I think it would take a tone time to make it.

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