Children are consistently taught never to play with their food however, this does not stop parents from revamping their culinary masterpieces in order to create a new dynamic in otherwise monotonous food stuffs.
Although this is a simple war time recipe; the layout in the children’s book from which it has been sourced includes a prefix; its main method layout includes implements which may not necessarily have been easily come by in the Second World War. The use of an ‘apple corer’ is very specifically child friendly, whilst the average cook- Jess and I included, would go for the good old fashioned knife.
The marketing of the recipe, as illustrated on a plethora of other occasions throughout this blog, is integrated into the language of the recipe and furthermore its layout. On this occasion the simplicity of the concept and ingredients, create a meal which is both nutritious, adheres to the Ministry of Foods guidelines of the time about potato consumption and is easily cooked.
Although this is a simple war time recipe; the layout in the children’s book from which it has been sourced includes a prefix; its main method layout includes implements which may not necessarily have been easily come by in the Second World War. The use of an ‘apple corer’ is very specifically child friendly, whilst the average cook- Jess and I included, would go for the good old fashioned knife.
The marketing of the recipe, as illustrated on a plethora of other occasions throughout this blog, is integrated into the language of the recipe and furthermore its layout. On this occasion the simplicity of the concept and ingredients, create a meal which is both nutritious, adheres to the Ministry of Foods guidelines of the time about potato consumption and is easily cooked.
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