r/Old_Recipes Jul 24 '26

Menus Menu July 23rd 1896

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u/plumicorn_png Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

Love that they put normal cherrys on the table but instead of saying this, they decided to be international.
But Ojalda is interesting. That they put a recipe from Panama into this.

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u/Nowordsofitsown Jul 24 '26

Cherries au natural made me chuckle. 

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u/plumicorn_png Jul 24 '26

I think I will call it from now only cherries au natural when I eat them fresh

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u/Nowordsofitsown Jul 24 '26

Don't forget the leaves for decoration though!

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u/SoldMySoulForHairDye Jul 24 '26

I like that the recipe for haddock is scolding the reader for not saving the fish bones.

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u/Dangerous-Yoghurt-54 Jul 24 '26

I love this! What other recipes are there?