Intrigued, I registered and began to receive the weekly email with the update for that week. I also received a full PDF of The New Dr Price Cook Book.What is quite useful, is that the weekly update provides not only the recipe, but also the date the recipe has been sourced from.
Overall, this is quite a useful site, for those who just like reading old recipes and for those interested in the social and domestic lives of our forebears.
Oooh. I love old recipes. They are pieces of history. I'm going to check out this site.
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy it Beth. I quite agree, wonderful pieces of history.
DeleteYou always come up with the most interesting things! I had a blast last weekend at your site visiting the Jersey WWII tunnels. I am going to check out this site now. Can't wait to see what you come up with next week. :)
ReplyDeleteLibby - thank you (blush!). I haven't planned which post to use for next weekend, (I always keep a few in reserve!)but I hope you won't be disappointed.
DeleteThanks for this link Julie.
ReplyDeleteYour welcome!
DeleteI would love to see what they find that has been 'forgotten'.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun concept for a site! Great for all of us who like genealogy and food!
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Sounds like a site to spend ours just browsing old recipes. I love the vintage cover on that cookbook you posted. So charming. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and I love the cover of Dr. Price Cook Book.
ReplyDeleteI signed up! Thanks you thank you thank you for telling us about this! My recipes are from an Anne of Green Gables Cookbook
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