Indexed Recipe Wednesday Masterpost

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steve-rogers-new-york:

This is an indexed Masterpost of all the recipes that appear in the Recipe Wednesday posts from @steve-rogers-new-york​. Unlike the previous Recipe Wednesday masterlist, this version is ordered by the recipes themselves. Each recipes is grouped and sorted based on food type, then linked to the post they appear in.

The below are the real period recipes that have appeared in the weekly Recipe Wednesday posts, each taken from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle — a local newspaper that would have been accessible to Steve, his mother, and Bucky during their time in Brooklyn. The recipes range in content from dinner meals, snack, condiments, and desserts — and feature an image of the recipe as it appeared in the newspaper, a link to the digitised copy of the paper, and transcriptions of the recipes.

Snacks

Salads

Jello Salads

Jellied Meat Dishes

Rolls and Breads

Meals

Roasts and Other Meat Dishes

Fish and Seafood Dishes

Sauces and Stuffings

Desserts and Puddings

Cakes

Candy

Beverages

Last Updated: 30 July 2016

I LOVE THIS YOU CAN’T KNOW HOW MUCH.  So much of the kinds of things they ate are like SO DIFFERENT than now, and I can just vaguely have some kind of long-distance-call telephoning to this in my own life, when you know, like, fruit cups with no fresh fruit in them and sort of eggs and noodles TOGETHER were still served!  Like, NYC diners still served this food for a long long time afterwards and just the names of the dishes bring me right back there  I mean the upside down cakes and the Stroganoffs, ffs. I think I posted at some point some of the real menus for the 20th century limited; so awesome.  Thank you @steve-rogers-new-york

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