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The Baking Redhead: Stagecoach Inn's Tomato Aspic Aspic Recipes, Tomato Aspic Recipe, Tomato Aspic, Nopalitos Recipe, Parpadelle Recipes, Aspic Recipe, Jello Mold Recipes, Congealed Salad, Terrine Recipe

Happy 50th Post!!! And it is not baked or sweet, how odd. Tomato Aspic-Tomato What? If you are my age and you have never been to the Stagecoach Inn in Salado, Texas you probably have never heard of such a thing. I have only heard of it from there and the thousands of recipes I have looked at trying to find their recipe. It has to be up there on my list of “Bizarre Recipes” due to the ingredients. Who would ever put lemon Jell-O with cloves and dry mustard, really? Oh, and lets throw in an…

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julia child's poached eggs in aspic recipe [oeufs en gelee] Aspic Recipe, Meat Stock, The Art Of French Cooking, Julia Child Recipes, Runny Eggs, Poached Egg, French Cooking, Beef Stock, Julia Child

Julia Child's Poached Eggs in Aspic or Oeufs en Gelee from Mastering the Art of French Cooking is an interesting recipe. The beef stock is gelatinized and in the middle of it is a runny poached egg. The weirdest part about eating it is that it's so cold!

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What is aspic, and why does everyone think that it's a culinary nightmare they were happy to wake up from in 1980? We can answer the first thing, but you'll have to decide for yourself whether it's a nightmare or not. Aspic is a savory gelatin that's made using meat or vegetables. It's generally considered to be a type of salad, and it was all the rage in the 1970s. In fact, you might recognize aspic from photos of vintage recipes, where the dishes were often creatively decorated. This made them Tomato Aspic, Aspic Recipe, Jello Mold Recipes, Everyday Food Recipes, Hotdish Recipes, Savory Meatballs, Slow Cooker Times, Winter Cooking, Inexpensive Meals

What is aspic, and why does everyone think that it's a culinary nightmare they were happy to wake up from in 1980? We can answer the first thing, but you'll have to decide for yourself whether it's a nightmare or not. Aspic is a savory gelatin that's made using meat or vegetables. It's generally considered to be a type of salad, and it was all the rage in the 1970s. In fact, you might recognize aspic from photos of vintage recipes, where the dishes were often creatively decorated. This made…

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