This weekend why don’t you have your help fire up the stove and make some flannel cakes?
Two great links to food history and yummy recipes:
Hearth and Home: 19th Century Cooking
Cooking Old School
Author Adrienne Morris
The Writing Life at Middlemay Farm
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When not writing novels, you can find me knee-deep in farm muck.
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Author Adrienne Morris 
8 responses to “Cooking Old School”
This is why I no longer cook. It takes so gal darn long. When would I have time to write?
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As my writing increases my interest in food goes down, too! I like reading recipes though.
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I’m down with trying to cook old school!
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tell me how it turns out 🙂 I’m in a bit of a cooking slump.
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Interesting depiction of the ‘Irish woman’.
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You mean Irish women don’t look like that? LOL. They really were obsessed with the evolution thing. Everyone they didn’t like looked like a monkey.
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So all this time I never knew–are flannel cakes, pancakes? I guess I thought they were more like a dessert, like funnel cakes! PS, you just inspired me to make use of that buttermilk & make pancakes this morning! 🙂
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I thought they were cooked in flannel! I was a little disappointed.
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