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One of the best ways to get a visceral sense of what life in the Revolutionary Era was like is to eat the foods... Homeschool January, Graham Bread, Colonial Food, Colonial Recipes, Colonial Cooking, Colonial Recipe, Molasses Bread, Historic Recipes, Historical Recipes

One of the best ways to get a visceral sense of what life in the Revolutionary Era was like is to eat the foods that they ate. Of course, there are challenges in this endeavor, not the least of which are changes in ingredient availability, cooking technology, labor availability and the overall culture of food. […]

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NYT Cooking: Early American colonists may not have eaten Cheddar at the first Thanksgiving, but they certainly began to make it in the traditional English manner soon thereafter. At some point the colonies were actually exporting domestic cheese to the mother country, where it was known as Yankee Cheddar. <br/>To some, Cheddar is synonymous with Vermont, even if it is produced in several... Cheddar Mashed Potatoes Recipe, Vermont Recipes, Baked In Vermont, Ultimate Mashed Potatoes, Potatoes Thanksgiving, Autumn Cooking, Cheddar Mashed Potatoes, Cheese Macaroni, The First Thanksgiving

To some, Cheddar is synonymous with Vermont, even if it is produced in several other states, too. For most, mashed potatoes are an absolute essential for a proper Thanksgiving table. Combining them seems natural, whether customary or not. Using two-year-old aged Vermont Cheddar, which is deeply flavored but not too sharp, gives these creamy mashed potatoes a subtle Cheddar presence, neither overwhelmingly cheesy nor gooey. (For everything you need to know to make perfect potatoes, visit our…

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