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Depression Era Cooking with Clara

 
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I'm posting this hear because a lot of these recipes can be made using just ingredients from a decent homestead.

 
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Clara is AWESOME.

 
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Yeah! My wife and I *LOVE* Clara!
 
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Recipe, as close as i can get

Potato, peeled and diced
Onion, ditto

Was there garlic?

Olive oil

Fry a while until softer

Open can of peas.  Add to pan juice and all.

Warm water "enough to cook the pasta in".  

When boil, add salt and pasta.

Bring back to boil.  Turn off heat and let it cook on residue heat.

Optional a couple of spoons of tomato sauce.
Optional cpgrated cheese.

Looks pretty soupy.  But delicious.
 
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