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Treasures of the Great Depression
Treasures of the Great Depression
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The true treasures of this book are thee stalwart women and one man who fed their families with what was available at that very rough era. the recipes they concocted have stood the test of time. They produced exquisite dishes some of which we now consider gourmet.
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Release dateAug 7, 2022
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Treasures of the Great Depression
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Patricia A. Hampson

I am an 85 year old grandmother and great grandmother. The stories I write in my books are stories I have told to my grandchildren and now to my great grandchildren. I also told these stories to the children in my youth ministry at church.

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    Treasures of the Great Depression - Patricia A. Hampson

    TREASURES

    of the

    GREAT DEPRESSION

    PATRICIA A. HAMPSON

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    Copyright © 2022 Patricia A. Hampson.

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping or by any information storage retrieval system without the written permission of the author except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

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    ISBN: 978-1-4897-4318-3 (sc)

    ISBN: 978-1-4897-4317-6 (e)

    LifeRich Publishing rev. date: 08/04/2022

    CONTENTS

    Author’s Note

    From The Kitchen of Jean Mahoney

    Depression Soup

    Grandma’s Chicken Stew

    Colcannon

    Shepard’s Pie

    Irish Brown Bread

    Irish Soda Bread

    Recipes from Chef Martha Fenimore

    Venison and Mushroom Stroganoff

    Oven Baked Quail

    Pot Wine Reduction for Game Birds

    Wild Mushroom Caviar

    Martha’s Chicken and Dumplings

    Martha’s Dumplings

    Martha’s Pie Crust

    Pie Fillings

    Beef and Onion Pasties

    From Sara Daly’s Kitchen

    New England boiled dinner

    Sara Daly’s Clam Chowder

    Split Pea Soup New England Style

    Daly’s Lobster Bisque

    Yankee Bean Soup

    From The Kitchen of Daisy Miller

    Brunswick Stew Mountain Style

    Roast Venison

    Collards & Hocks

    Beans & Rice

    Sherm Pippins Pan Fried Trout

    Wilted Wild Greens Salad

    Risotto Depression Style

    Potato & Onion or Leek Soup

    From Anna Sincavage’s Kitchen

    Stuffed Cabbage (Golumpkes)

    Homemade Pierogis

    Kielbasa. Kraut and Pirogues

    From Angie Molina’s Kitchen

    White Clam Sauce with Pasta

    Eggplant or Zucchini Parmesan

    Vegetable Lasagna

    Simple Pesto Sauce

    Quick Marinara Sauce

    Homemade Pasta (Noodles)

    Antipasto

    Recipes from Lilah Brown

    Shrimp Bisque

    Coconut Cream Pie

    Nutty Catfish

    Collard Greens

    Southern Style Macaroni and Cheese

    Corn Bread

    Southern Pecan Pie

    From The Kitchen of Edna Welk

    Born Again Bread Soup

    Mid-Western Egg Pie

    Carrot Salad

    Hannah Goldman’s Recipes

    Braised Veal or Beef Shanks

    Roast Boned Leg of Lamb

    Hannah’s Chicken Soup

    Fried Matzo with Eggs

    Gefilte Fish

    Sponge Cake

    Hannah’s Kosher Pickles

    From Louise Snyder’s Kitchen

    Pork Chop, Kraut, and Spätzle

    Spätzle

    Sauerbraten

    Louise’s Home-made Bread

    Louise’s Cole Slaw

    Snyder’s Cucumber Salad

    Raisin and Carrot Salad

    Orange Mayonnaise

    From Iva Kuhl’s Kitchen

    Aunt Iva’s Eggplant Casserole

    Iva’s Veggie Stuffed Peppers

    This book is

    dedicated to the memory of the amazing and valiant women and one man who created these recipes. When I asked each woman to tell me their story and to share with me their prized recipes, they were most gracious doing so. Sadly all of these women are now cooking in Heaven. I’ll bet the denizens up there are eating very well.

    I started this collection in 1960 with the idea of someday publishing a History/Cookbook showcasing their best recipes. Little did I know at the time that it would take me 40 years to put together.

    So to the memory of:

    Also my daughter Ann who ate many of these dishes growing up and who now proof reads my work, as well as taking care of this old lady.

    Treasures of the Great Depression is not just a cookbook. It is a composite of recipes and stories of the people who shared them with me. These people are the true treasures of that very hard time. They took what little they had and concocted wonderful nourishing meals that sustained their families. These recipes have endured the test of time. They are every bit as good as today as they were when these very resilient ladies were cooking them, over coal stoves and wood fires in some cases, Gas and electric stoves were unknown to most.

    I have updated some of them to take advantage of the time saving items available to us today such as bouillon cubes, microwaves, gas and electric stoves, and some pre-packaged frozen foods.

    I hope you enjoy making these recipes and your families enjoy eating them as much as mine did.

    AUTHOR’S NOTE

    Brand name ingredients used in this cookbook are of my own preference. I am not being endorsed or compensated by any company for recommending their use. For instance, I use Knorr Bouillon cubes because I prefer them over other brands, but you can certainly substitute your

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