This thread is actually awesome for my diet because I have completely lost my appetite. I'm going to bookmark this and in a month, I will probably have lost 20 pounds.
I keep trying to imagine what this would taste like. But I just can't. My brain cannot wrap itself around that list of ingredients all combined into one dish. Just can't do it.
This thread is actually awesome for my diet because I have completely lost my appetite. I'm going to bookmark this and in a month, I will probably have lost 20 pounds.
It's actually not shocking at all that there wasn't an obesity crisis in the 50's.
My aunt gave me two boxes of recipe cards from the 60's that was basically all that shit. The use of salmon and gelatin was strong. I looked through all the recipes and it was two solid boxes of WTF.
I conveniently, accidentally left it in our old house when we moved. Such a shame.
Hey now, that's delicious! Or at least I used to think it was delicious. As a kid, back in the 80's. Flying Jacob was the ting then, everyone made it. I haven't really seen it since then though.
Actually not true when I think about it. When I was in university I was part of a sort of theater/musical group. Every year after our last performance we would have a big crazy party. They always served Flying Jacob. But that night also included copious amounts of alcohol followed by food fights, naked dishwashers and other crazy things I barely remember.
Oh and it is not and never were a holiday dish. More like fancy friday night food while watching Dallas or Falcon Crest or something
I'm just grateful none of my family's favorite midwestern casseroles made the list. Every time I offer to bring green bean casserole to a family event I get this reaction out of my husband's east coast family:
Hey now, that's delicious! Or at least I used to think it was delicious. As a kid, back in the 80's. Flying Jacob was the ting then, everyone made it. I haven't really seen it since then though.
Actually not true when I think about it. When I was in university I was part of a sort of theater/musical group. Every year after our last performance we would have a big crazy party. They always served Flying Jacob. But that night also included copious amounts of alcohol followed by food fights, naked dishwashers and other crazy things I barely remember.
Oh and it is not and never were a holiday dish. More like fancy friday night food while watching Dallas or Falcon Crest or something
Hey now, that's delicious! Or at least I used to think it was delicious. As a kid, back in the 80's. Flying Jacob was the ting then, everyone made it. I haven't really seen it since then though.
Actually not true when I think about it. When I was in university I was part of a sort of theater/musical group. Every year after our last performance we would have a big crazy party. They always served Flying Jacob. But that night also included copious amounts of alcohol followed by food fights, naked dishwashers and other crazy things I barely remember.
Oh and it is not and never were a holiday dish. More like fancy friday night food while watching Dallas or Falcon Crest or something
what's a naked dishwasher? *props chin on fists*
Ha ha. It's pretty self explaining really. The on stage guys would be responsible for doing the dishes. Somehow they would always end up doing It naked. Remember copious amounts of alcohol
I'm just grateful none of my family's favorite midwestern casseroles made the list. Every time I offer to bring green bean casserole to a family event I get this reaction out of my husband's east coast family:
What? No. That's just your H's family. I grew up in New England and am now in PA and green bean casserole is a staple for Thanksgiving everywhere.