JPK Huson 1863
Brev. Brig. Gen'l
- Joined
- Feb 14, 2012
- Location
- Central Pennsylvania
The elusive Marma in nature. During hunting season, thousands are harvested, butchered and become what we know today as Marmalade. Or this could be an unexplained print found in LoC and perfectly charming.
Ok, so I spend far too much time browsing era periodicals. Show me one published today as wonderfully written, illustrated and well, free as Godey's Lady's Book, Demorest's Monthly, Frank Leslie's Illustrated News or Harper's anything and I'll sign up.
From Prince Edward Island, Canada, Mary Agnes Stuart McClellan's marmalade
Besides, tough to find receipts for marmalade in Cosmopolitan. We grew up eating Pepperidge Farm toast from Spode, Blue Tower breakfast plates, slathered in butter and swimming in orange rind. Scots great grandmother's breakfast nook. She made hers, recipe from PEI, Canada, Scots family - reproduced here as her sister Mary Agnes remembered. Godey's Lady's Book remembers more.
From Godey's, 1862