Last year, I was invited to a Thanksgiving potluck and I thought this might be the ideal time to try out a 17th century pumpkin pie recipe. I read early modern perfume and aromatic recipes often for my own research, but had not tried my hand at reconstructing a recipe. Inspired by the many recreated recipes of Rebecca Laroche (amongst others, especially Hillary Nunn, Amy Tigner, and Amanda Herbert's use of recipe reconstruction in the college classroom), I thought this might be the perfect ti..
For this Thanksgiving, why not try cooking from a seventeenth-century recipe? EMROC is hosting a tra...
By Rachel A. Snell "The Best Angel Food Cake" from America's Test Kitchen. The ingredients and meth...
We are delighted to announce the third annual recipe transcribathon, hosted by the Early Modern Reci...
By Katherine Allen For the 'What is a Recipe?' Virtual Conversation on Saturday, 24th June, I recons...
I am a homesick Canadian in the UK at this time of year. This coming weekend is Thanksgiving and I'l...
You can already smell the delicious pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving dinner. Yum! A wedge of pumpkin pie...
They may be made with molasses or made with sugar, made by the baker or made by the neighbor, but-ni...
The moment I got this assignment I knew I wanted to reconstruct a historical recipe: I love cooking ...
"Show Me Simple and Healthy Recipes.""Funded in part by United States Department of Agriculture SNAP...
This paper considers the influence of different quantities and shapes of fresh sliced pumpkin on the...
This paper reports a study into the effect of different quantities and shapes of fresh pumpkin slice...
For this Thanksgiving, why not try cooking from a seventeenth-century recipe? EMROC is hosting a tra...
By Rachel A. Snell Between 1835 and 1870, Sarah L. Weld of Cambridge, Massachusetts collected twenty...
The idea of replicating and reproducing a 300-year-old recipe is one that intrigued me whilst I was ...
By Abbie Burnett As a class we have been drawing to the end of our recipe books project. Our website...
For this Thanksgiving, why not try cooking from a seventeenth-century recipe? EMROC is hosting a tra...
By Rachel A. Snell "The Best Angel Food Cake" from America's Test Kitchen. The ingredients and meth...
We are delighted to announce the third annual recipe transcribathon, hosted by the Early Modern Reci...
By Katherine Allen For the 'What is a Recipe?' Virtual Conversation on Saturday, 24th June, I recons...
I am a homesick Canadian in the UK at this time of year. This coming weekend is Thanksgiving and I'l...
You can already smell the delicious pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving dinner. Yum! A wedge of pumpkin pie...
They may be made with molasses or made with sugar, made by the baker or made by the neighbor, but-ni...
The moment I got this assignment I knew I wanted to reconstruct a historical recipe: I love cooking ...
"Show Me Simple and Healthy Recipes.""Funded in part by United States Department of Agriculture SNAP...
This paper considers the influence of different quantities and shapes of fresh sliced pumpkin on the...
This paper reports a study into the effect of different quantities and shapes of fresh pumpkin slice...
For this Thanksgiving, why not try cooking from a seventeenth-century recipe? EMROC is hosting a tra...
By Rachel A. Snell Between 1835 and 1870, Sarah L. Weld of Cambridge, Massachusetts collected twenty...
The idea of replicating and reproducing a 300-year-old recipe is one that intrigued me whilst I was ...
By Abbie Burnett As a class we have been drawing to the end of our recipe books project. Our website...
For this Thanksgiving, why not try cooking from a seventeenth-century recipe? EMROC is hosting a tra...
By Rachel A. Snell "The Best Angel Food Cake" from America's Test Kitchen. The ingredients and meth...
We are delighted to announce the third annual recipe transcribathon, hosted by the Early Modern Reci...