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efhmc

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6. That is very interesting. My mom said she had to learn to cook country for my Texas dad.

Reply to EleanorR (Reply #5)

Wed Jun 25, 2025, 10:22 PM

Jun 25

But she mainly bypassed the sugar which is probably why I cannot abide many dishes that have sugar added served at BBQ places and church pot lucks. Now I find there is less sugar but way more salt.

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How did prohibition change American society? The following is from the National Archives. [View all] efhmc Jun 25 OP

Watch the Ken Burns film on it Oeditpus Rex Jun 25 #1

Of course he does. Where can I find it? Please. When I see my ancestors I think I can sadly see the results. efhmc Jun 25 #2

Guess I didn't save my edit Oeditpus Rex Jun 25 #3

I have passport. Thanks again. efhmc Jun 25 #4

it also changed how americans cooked and seasoned foods EleanorR Jun 25 #5

That is very interesting. My mom said she had to learn to cook country for my Texas dad. efhmc Jun 25 #6

Thanks to Julia, we seem to have gone back to alcohol. efhmc Jun 25 #7