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"baking"

Dec 11, 2017
  • baking
  • Condgon
  • cooking
  • cooking from the books
  • holidays
  • squirrels
  • women

Ginger Crackers

Holiday cookie edition of our Cooking (from) the Books series This recipe for ginger crackers comes from the Congdon family … Continue reading Ginger Crackers

Sep 28, 2017
  • baking
  • Baking powder
  • cooking
  • cooking from the books
  • East Providence
  • food
  • Rumford
  • Rumford Chemical Works

Baking IS a Science

For our Cooking (from) the Books series I tried another recipe from the RIHS collections. My first baking adventure for … Continue reading Baking IS a Science

Jul 3, 2017
  • baking
  • food
  • Fourth of July
  • recipes

When is a sponge not a sponge?

I am an avid watcher of The Great British Bake Off on PBS. My sister reads a few British newspapers … Continue reading When is a sponge not a sponge?

May 11, 2017
  • baking
  • cooking
  • family
  • family traditions
  • food
  • recipes
  • women

Waffles with Meme

Cooking (from) the Books #2 Growing up, being allowed entre into my Meme’s kitchen while she was cooking was an … Continue reading Waffles with Meme

Apr 27, 2017
  • baking
  • cooking
  • cooking from the books
  • food
  • recipes
  • rhode island

Cooking (from) the Books

The Rhode Island Historical Society’s theme for 2017 is Relishing Rhode Island. To celebrate this, our staff will be cooking … Continue reading Cooking (from) the Books

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