amylsacks' photos with the keyword: cold cut
Armour Meat Ad, 1943
06 Apr 2011 |
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Lesson learned: Arrange cold cuts in a nice circle, and everyone will think they're eating steak. From the August issue of American Home magazine.
American Kosher Recipe Book (9), c1950
12 Jan 2013 |
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Finally come the clippings, but many unsolved mysteries remain. For instance: What's that alien mass in the middle of the frypan? Why do the franks on the left need two pepper shakers? [sigh] The world may never know...
American Kosher Recipe Book (8), c1950
12 Jan 2013 |
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"Bologna Cutlets" should be slang for something. I'm just not sure what...
American Kosher Recipe Book (7), c1950
12 Jan 2013 |
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At least the "blankets" help solve the dilemma of hot dogs that come ten to a pack and hot dog buns that come eight to a pack. As for the mac salad... uh, it would make a nice centerpiece. Just add a big white chrysanthemum in the middle.
American Kosher Recipe Book (5), c1950
12 Jan 2013 |
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You say "pastrami," I say "pastromi"
You say "bologna," I say "baloney..."
American Kosher Recipe Book (2), c1950
12 Jan 2013 |
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I always save the cellulose casing from the liverwurst. Sliced in thin strips and carefully knotted, it makes adorable bangles.
American Kosher Recipe Book, c1950
12 Jan 2013 |
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No, no! Mayo should never get within 100' feet of Pastrami or Corned Beef!
Front and back cover of a 16-page promotional booklet published by American Kosher Federally Inspected Products, New York, NY.
Festive Foods (5), 1970
18 Jun 2013 |
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Here's to the ladies who lunch, while elsewhere, a pint of beer plays "Where's Waldo." (It's a long, long way from its soulmate: the Beerwurst, which is wayyy over on the upper left side of Sausage Fest '70).Originally posted to flickr on 1/29/11.
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