Odd Culinary Proclivities of the Past

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"Perfection"

 

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[Alum Ladd]

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That is deeply disturbing.

It's like H.R. Giger took up cooking.

It's phallic. What are those white bits?

Just wrong on so many levels.

 

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mmmm... jello-molded beans

 

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and who can forget the tuna cheese mac loaf?>?

 

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"palace court"

 

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love me some fruit top hash!!!

 

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"creative"

 

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"versatile"

 

[Mojo88]

I don’t have a picture, but it’s not that bad. We always had a crockpot of stew when my mom went back to work. She would brown whatever meat and add canned vegetables. We all worked different hours and you grabbed a bowl and ate sometimes alone, sometimes with a family member. I usually worked from 4 until 9 so I never saw anyone unless I was off. I worked every Friday and every Sunday. We honestly never thought much about it. I can’t imagine a high school kid doing that today.

 

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"inviting"!

 

[Old Hippie]

We always had a crockpot of stew when my mom went back to work.

Crockpots rock. Mom had one. One of the first kitchen tools I purchased after a divorce about 30 years ago was a crockpot. I'd fill it in the morning before going off to work; dinner was ready when I got home. That crockpot, many years later, went to grad school with me and kept me fed for four years there. We still have it! Still use it.

Best $10 I ever spent. (It was on sale at the time...)

O.H.

 

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