Midnight Molded Food - Jellied veal salad
Posted Sep 3rd 2008 12:00AM by Kat Kinsman
Filed under: Beef, Recipes, America, Retro cookery, Soups/Salads

From The Heinz Book of Meat Cookery (1930), HJ Heinz Company
I'm interrupting the semi-regularly scheduled
Midnight Sausage series to share molded food images and recipes from my personal collection of early-to-mid 20th century cookbooks. There will be aspic. There will be mousse. There will be various gelatins. All will be semi-solid and of debatable degrees of edibility.
Please feel free to shimmy and shake your way to the comments section to share your very own magical, masticable molds of yore.
Previously -
Vegetable Supper Salad
Tags: gelatin, gelatine, gross, grossfoods, heinz, mayonnaise, midnightmold, retro, retro cookbook, retro cookery, RetroCookbook, RetroCookery, salad, veal
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9-03-2008 @ 10:02AM
subvelocity said...
I would love to see some of these prepared and a taste test performed. I just can't imagine some of these existing in real life.
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9-03-2008 @ 10:45AM
ABT said...
I almost didn't click the link from my news reader because the headline sounded gross. I should have followed my instinct. I'm a little bit nauseated now. The recipe needs to stay in 1930.
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9-03-2008 @ 11:04AM
Kat Kinsman said...
Subvelocity - as it happens, I'm planning exactly that. My friends are just praying that they're not invited!
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9-04-2008 @ 9:22AM
shep said...
The sounds absolutly awful and I love veal.
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