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Tavern Baked Beef and Beans

Tavern Baked Beans and BeefA colonial-style recipe from before the days of molasses-sweetened nostalgia-food. This would have been made with the ubiquitous salt-beef available in barrels everywhere that there were cattle and salt. Most homes would have had salt pork (see Pork and Beans but commercial establishments and ships would have had access to beef. 

Note that sweetening with molasses would be "in-period" but I have seen no mention of it for this recipe. This recipe is rather no-nonsense,  but it is nourishing and not unpleasant. I would add dry mustard before adding any sweetening agent. The molasses does better in the Pork and Beans recipe. 

Cheddar Cheese Pie

Cheddar Cheese PieThis excellent recipe always gets raves. The original is from Jasper White; my modifications are minimal.

This responds well to high-quality cheese. I always use the best sharp Vermont cheddar that I can get without going broke! 

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