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Ginger Chicken

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Kentucky, Louisville, Main course. Tagged chicken, ginger, mushrooms, onions, rice, sour cream. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

You add the sour cream last to avoid curdling.

Hot Bean Salad

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Kentucky, Louisville, Salad, Side. Tagged bacon, celery, chives, green beans, pepper, salt, sugar, vinegar. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

“Sweet-sour dressing and crisp bacon chips season this vegetable so invitingly.”

Hot Potato Salad and Golden Potato Salad

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Kentucky, Louisville, Salad, Side. Tagged bacon, celery, eggs, french dressing, green onions, Kraft, Miracle French, pepper, pimento, potatoes, salt. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

Sold at least between the 1940s and the 1960s (and probably longer and earlier), Kraft Miracle French dressing was, despite its name, a vinaigrette.

Layered Jell-o Dessert

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Dessert, Kentucky, Louisville. Tagged cream, gelatin, Jell-o, marshmallow, pineapple. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

I debated calling this a parfait but I guess it’s not?

Karo Pecan Pie

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Dessert, Kentucky, Louisville, Pies and tarts. Tagged baking, coconut, corn syrup, Karo, nuts, peanuts, pecans, pie. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

Karo (or at least some form of corn syrup) is a crucial structural element in many pies.

Kraft American Cheese Waldorf Salad

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Kentucky, Louisville, Salad. Tagged American cheese, apples, cheese, ham, mayonnaise, miracle whip. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

This is the down side of attaching your name to a salad.

Maybe Meatloaf

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Kentucky, Louisville, Main course. Tagged beef, bread crumbs, celery, eggs, ground beef, meatloaf, milk, onion, pepper, sage, salt, tomatoes, Worcestershire sauce. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

I just met you, this is crazy, but what are you for? Meatloaf, maybe?

Lemon Sauce

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Dessert, Frostings, cake fillings, etc., Kentucky, Louisville, Sauce. Tagged ginger, lemon, marshmallow. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

Not really the most important information on the other side.

Peanut Butter Fudge

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Candy and fudge, Dessert, Kentucky, Louisville. Tagged candy, cream, fudge, peanut butter, vanilla. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

“Top milk.” We need to talk about top milk.

Sandies

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Cookies, brownies and bars, Dessert, Kentucky, Louisville. Tagged baking, butter, confectioners sugar, cookies, flour, margarine, nuts, pecans, vanilla. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

Sauce for Fish, Ham or Pork

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Condiment, Kentucky, Louisville, Sauce. Tagged A-1, applesauce, lemon juice, margarine, pineapple, steak sauce. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

I’m sensing a fear of commitment.

Baked Potatoes

October 23, 2012
By: adgoFiled under Box of Unk. (Louisville, Kentucky), Kentucky, Louisville, Side. Tagged poatatoes, shorting. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

I always give my potatoes a good brush with oil and some kosher salt.

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top milk
A mixture of milk and cream poured from the top of a settled bottle of unhomogenized whole milk, which its itself known as "creamline milk." This mixture of milk and cream tended to be around 18% butterfat, making light cream (NOT light whipping cream) a good substitute.