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In reply to the discussion: Peanut butter stuffed onions were popular during the Great Depression [View all]Chellee
(2,300 posts)69. I made a mock apple pie this week.
To try and deal with the 92 (Ninety-two!!
) green tomatoes I had to pull before our first frost. We now have green tomato pickles, green tomato chutney, roasted green tomato salsa, and we've had fried green tomatoes with every meal, including breakfast, for the last four days.
Don't think that the ripe tomatoes got left out. We've had chili, cream of tomato soup, tomato sandwiches, and tomorrow I'm making a curry. I still have 21 tomatoes, 9G, 5R, and 7 transitioning. I'm getting really tired of tomatoes at this point. We ate and canned ripe tomatoes all summer. Two tomato plants. That's all I planted, but they truly went to town this season.
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Peanut butter stuffed onions were popular during the Great Depression [View all]
underpants
Oct 2023
OP
So glad you added this shocking info. to the day's fare for we who didn't live during that time.
Judi Lynn
Oct 2023
#58
My favorite sandwich when I was a child in the 50s was mayonnaise and raisins.
LastDemocratInSC
Oct 2023
#56
Only the knowing ... wisdom of the elders, home diy, and the grandmothers always say ...
sanatanadharma
Oct 2023
#44
My dad ate mashed potato sandwiches too, and was a child of the depression.
Maru Kitteh
Oct 2023
#78
One paragraph calls it "palatable," but the very next paragraph says "unappetizing."
tblue37
Oct 2023
#66