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This served two purposes. Add the flour oatmeal baking powder and a few drops of vanilla flavouring.
Bake at 180C 350F gas mark 4 on a greased over tray for about 20 minutes or until golden brown.
Ww2 recipes for kids. World War Two Recipes Lord Wooltons Vegetable Pie. Cook half the potatoes the vegetables the vegetable extract and oatmeal for 10 minutes. Macaroni and Bacon Dish.
Melt the dripping in a pan and fry the leek and bacon until lightly browned. Boil a small marrow. Cream the margarine and sugar together until light and fluffy.
Beat in the flavouring and grated carrot. Fold in the flour or flour mixed with baking power. Drop spoonfuls of the mixture into small greased patty pans.
Sprinkle the tops with the extra sugar and bake at 220C 425F gas mark 7. During World War Two the government produced a raft of recipes that each family could use. Rationing greatly limited what the average family in Great Britain could cook.
To keep up morale the government published recipes to make the most of what people could get in terms of food. This served two purposes. It gave the normal person in the street the feeling that the government was concerned.
Try out some of these recipes used during rationing in the Second World War. Add the flour oatmeal baking powder and a few drops of vanilla flavouring. Knead the mixture until it binds.
Roll out the dough on a floured surface to about ΒΌ inch thickness. Cut into rounds or fingers. Bake at 180C 350F gas mark 4 on a greased over tray for about 20 minutes or until golden brown.
This recipe makes about 20 crunchies. They keep well-stored in an airtight tin. Wartime Salad Cream or Mayonnaise.
Mustard pepper saltsugar into egg yolk add milk then vinegar drop by drop. Put in double saucepen and boil till thickens. A bit of grated.
There is all sorts of fun below including vinegar cake carrots in cookies marmite filling pink blancmange party cake and not forgetting parsnip sandwiches OK mock banana beetroot pudding and mock brains. Fun for all the family and frugal too. This project looks at the food of the past and how this influenced the health of the people living in each time period.
You can also try some of the recipes for yourself. We have a wide range of historical recipes from Brown Bread Ice Cream to Gruel Why not see if you would be asking for more -.