I tried a chocolate-cake recipe with no eggs or dairy that dates back to the Great Depression. Known as "Depression cake," the penny-pinching recipe is useful now due to the high price of eggs. I didn ...
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The depression-era chocolate cake that uses no butter, milk, or eggs—and tastes better than the real thing
Check your cupboards right now—you probably have everything needed to make this cake. Flour, sugar, cocoa powder, baking soda ...
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If you had a grandmother who cooked in the '30s, you'll remember these 5 Depression-era treats
Think about the last time you rummaged through your pantry, determined to create something decent with just flour, sugar, and ...
During a time when basic ingredients were rationed, people got creative and found unique ways to put together whatever they had on hand to bake. For example, H2O was used to make water pie, a popular ...
Our Depression-era wacky cake is moist, fluffy, and chocolately, with a tender crumb, it just happens to be vegan, and it comes together in the baking pan.
Last week I was rearranging some things in my kitchen and I came across my great-grandmother Ruth’s recipe for chocolate cake, scribbled on a yellowing index card. My middle name is Ruth, in honor of ...
Wacky Cake, also known as Depression Cake, was popularized during World War II when rationing certain ingredients was essential to support the war effort. The groundbreaking recipe, which doesn’t call ...
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