26 July 2019

Cookery Postcards


(California Campus) 
Both postcards sent by Bryon (the USA). Don't you find very curious the second one? I am not sure I have tasted any of those salads...

French Salads Named After French Women 
By Naz Şahin Özcan, 2015

Postcard received from Helen (Russia), through the Postcrossing site. I was surprised it was written in Spanish! I am posting also the back because of the nice postmark and the also delicious stamp featuring a pineapple.



As you can see, it includes the recipe of the pancake... in Russian, of course.



Two more Postcrossing postcards:
Taiwanese Food
Singapore Chilli Crab

Postcard sent by Claire (the USA). An illustration from the children's book A Trip to Delicious, by Jacqueline Briggs Martin, illustrated by Hayelin Choi.


The following postcard sent by Laura shows a book cover: Good Dishes from Tinned Food, by Ambrose Heath, 1943:

Also sent by Laura: If I can include here tinned food... why not ham sandwiches?
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6 comments:

  1. violet s26 July, 2019

    Being curious myself (and needing to update my salad recipes) I tried to find these. Only Aida seems real - but each recipe online was different!
    I like these Asian cards with pictures of traditional food. Never had taiwanese food, myself.

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    1. Mail Adventures27 July, 2019

      I was unsuccessfully looking for the salads, too. In the meanwhile, eating a ham sandwich... :D

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  2. fafa27 July, 2019

    Jolie série de cartes postales !

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    1. Mail Adventures28 July, 2019

      Merci! Est-ce que tu connais ces salades de la carte postale verte?

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    2. fafa28 July, 2019

      Du tout ! à croire qu'elles sont nées de l'imagination de l'auteur de la carte postale !

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  3. FinnBadger20 October, 2019

    This post made me hungry!

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Thank you for coming. All your comments make me extremely happy.

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