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Great idea – one of the questions maybe should be – are you a vegetarian? I love making wartime recipes. The wartime raisin cake is a huge family favourite.
We must have given the same answers because I cam up with Sausage Stovies as well.
I got Sausage Stovies too! Might be a little difficult since I’m a vegetarian, but you know 🙂 Either way, this is fun! And so cool that someone created a quiz based on your blog!
Thanks 🙂 So I am veggie so if you go to the recipe you’ll see I replaced real sausages with some veggie ones 🙂 I think most of the ‘meat’ recipes can be adapted to a fairly good veggie alternative. xxx http://the1940sexperiment.com/2013/07/08/sausage-stovies-recipe-112/
I got Potato Floddies! Potatoes are my favorite food so I’d say it’s a pretty good match.
I got Potato Floddies! Potatoes are my favorite food, so I’d say it’s a pretty good match.
I got Anzac Biscuits – which I do make, occasionally. Just off to try Padded Pudding – I lobve the video!
Thanks 🙂
Sausage stovies for me too.
Prune flan! Might give it a try
Sausage stovies for me too : )
What a great tribute to your blog! Sausage stovies for supper at some point this week – though I doubt this was considered a “challenging” recipe (yes, I clicked on that option). It’s not one of those recipes that make “meat” out of non-meat substances, etc. Which of your recipes would you say would have been the most challenging?