These two shabby and aged antique cookbook pages feature old fashioned Christmas recipes. Included on the pages are two recipes for Christmas cake and three recipes for Christmas pudding. The titles of the Christmas cake recipes are: Christmas Cake and Christmas Cake (Another way). The titles of the Christmas Puddings are: Christmas Pudding (Rich), Christmas Pudding (Inexpensive), and Christmas Pudding (Fruitarian) (Fruitarian Plum Pudding).
Recipes for Chocolate Tartlets and Choux Paste are also included on the first of the two pages.
I scanned the original old fashioned Christmas recipes from Mrs. Beeton’s All About Cookery New Edition cookbook, circa 1906.
New in my Etsy shop this week is a set of printable 1942 calendar cards.
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I’m wishing each of you a very Merry Christmas, surrounded by those you love, filled with moments you will always treasure!
10 thoughts on “Old Fashioned Christmas Recipes”
These are great, Julie! Thanks so much! I wonder if they made Gingerbread Cookies back then? It would be fun to see the old recipe! I am loving everything gingerbread lately! Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones! Thank you for all of the generous freebies you give us all year long – you are appreciated! Wishing you all the best in 2020!
You’re welcome, KT Fit Kitty! I haven’t had much time to look for gingerbread cookie recipes. I will have more time to check in a few days. Wishing you a very happy and prosperous year in 2020! ?
Fantastic, Julie. Thank you.
You’re welcome, Christine. ?
Thank you so much, these are adorable.
Christmas Hugs from Iceland
You’re welcome, Tora. I’m happy to know you like them.
Christmas hugs back from Canada! ?
Hello Julie, wishing you a wunderful Christmas and a happy and creative 2020.
Thank you, Joos! Wishing you a lovely Christmas and a very happy year in 2020! ?
Thank you so much for all the lovely free printables that you have given to your readers. I am looking forward to finally being able to order and print your etsy shop collections.
Blessings,
Melodie
You’re welcome, Melodie. I’m happy to know that you like the free printables and there’s never any pressure to shop from my Etsy store. ?