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I bet that title got your attention, right? Well this is a tongue in cheek recipe from according to the source a cookbook from 1700. No actual husbands were harmed in the making of this recipe - I think!
I discovered this in a box in my basement when going through some old Christmas decorations. It's from the 1964 Farmers' Almanac and has some other less cannibalistic recipes I'll share later this week.
I've been trying to track down the original source from 1700 but have only found a somewhat similar "recipe " here accredited to Elizabeth Strong Worthington, who was a writer in the late 19th century.
I discovered this in a box in my basement when going through some old Christmas decorations. It's from the 1964 Farmers' Almanac and has some other less cannibalistic recipes I'll share later this week.
I've been trying to track down the original source from 1700 but have only found a somewhat similar "recipe " here accredited to Elizabeth Strong Worthington, who was a writer in the late 19th century.