The Origins of Colonial Candy - 18th Century Cooking
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INGREDIENTS:
3 Eggs
150gms Sugar
150gms Refined Flour(1.1/4Cup)
1/2tbsp Baking Powder
1tsp vanilla Essense
50gms Melted Butter(1/4Cup)????????
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Elvis Presley's Favorite Poppy Seed Pound Cake Recipe - Vintage Recipe Served At Graceland
This is a recipe for Poppy Seed Pound Cake from the Fit For A King Cook Book. On Amazon at
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Chocolate and Soul Food, from Colonial Virginia to Contemporary Kitchens
Join us as Stratford Hall's Director of Collections & Visitor Engagement, Dr. Kelley Fanto Deetz, is joined by YouTube star Cheyney McKnight, historian/interpreter Nicole Moore, historian Ramin Ganeshram, and there is appearance from celebrity chef Tanya Holland. With a cooking demonstration in Stratford Hall's historic kitchen, this program will demonstrate historical chocolate recipes and discuss how chocolate made its way into historical and contemporary African American cuisine.
Funded by Forrest E. Mars, Jr. Chocolate History Research Grant, Mars Wrigley
Cheyney McKnight is a Living Historian and visual artist. She make connections between the past and the present through her art and historical interpretation in order to make a better future. Cheyney is owner of Not Your Momma’s History, a public history consulting business that aids museums, historical sites, historical societies, and private businesses in developing specialized programing about the African experience within 18th and 19th century America.
Nicole A. Moore is a public historian with 10 years of experience in interpreting the lives of the enslaved. She has facilitated workshops on best practices around the interpretation of slavery and how race and identity impact visitor learning. Bridging the gap between first and third person interpretation for all age groups, Nicole has conducted training sessions at various historic sites across the Southeast. She serves on the board of directors for the National Council on Public History as well as the Slave Dwelling Project and is an active member of the American Association for State and Local History. Publications include chapters for Interpreting Slavery and Interpreting the Civil War for Museums & Historic Sites as well as Radical Roots: Civic Engagement, Public History and a Tradition of Social Justice Activism.
Ramin Ganeshram is the Executive Director of the Westport Museum for History & Culture in Connecticut. Ganeshram has been widely recognized for evolving the 131-year-old Westport Museum toward an inclusive interpretation of local history as part of the larger American story by reintroducing race, ethnicity and gender into the narrative. As a public historian, Ganeshram studies foodways and food commerce among enslaved African and mixed-race people with a focus on the Atlantic Trade. She spent ten years researching Hercules Posey, the chef enslaved by George Washington for her book The General’s Cook. In 2019, Ganeshram discovered Hercules' fate, solving what had been a 218-year-old mystery to that date. A professionally trained chef, Ganesham holds a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University, is the author/co-author of eight cookbooks and has written numerous articles on food history.
Tanya Holland is a professional chef, restaurateur, podcast host, cookbook author and owner of Brown Sugar Kitchen in Oakland, CA. Holland, a graduate of the University of Virginia and La Varenne Ecole de Cuisine in France, appeared on Top Chef on Bravo and is a frequent contributing writer and chef to the James Beard Foundation.
An 18th Century Portugal Cake I Pottsgrove Manor
Perfect for someone sweet, this heart shaped cake is great to make to bring a taste of history to life! Essentially a pound cake with currants, this dessert pairs perfectly with tea, coffee, or hot chocolate.
Discover more about the foods of colonial Pennsylvania with a visit to Pottsgrove Manor, a proud part of the County of Montgomery's Division of Parks, Trails, and Historic Sites.
Mama's 10-Minute Hot Water Cornbread (RECIPE) | Phil Robertson
Think fried cornbread is bad for you? Phil Robertson says his mother cooked this southern classic her entire life, and it finally got her ... at 96. You've gotta try this!
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