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Cooking from the Books From STOPPING TO HOME From SEAWARD BORN Mama’s Shrimp PieA shrimp pie in 1805 Charleston was similar to what we call a casserole today.Sometimes cooks would form a crust of rice to surround the shrimp and other ingredients.
From WINTERING WELL Cassie’s Anadama Bread (makes 2 loaves – 1 to eat; 1 to freeze!)Anadama bread is traditional in Maine, but seldom heard of outside New England.It contains few ingredients, hence the tradition that a husband, aggravated at his wife’s lack of productivity and wanting his dinner, threw together some molasses and flour and corn meal and baked them himself, muttering, “Anna, damn her!”
From SHADOWS OF A DOWN EAST SUMMER From SHADOWS ON THE IVY |
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