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In the last interview with FOX News Digital, the founder of food and beverage magazine Michael Politz, the founders’ favorite dishes – and showed how to enter the Independence Day party.
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“Washington, simple, Heartwarming dishes, Often local fish from their fishing, planting fruit and vegetables, “Politz shared.
Hoecakes, George Washington is one of the favorite dishes, was reported to be with cherries and various types of hazelnuts. (iStock; Heritage art / heritage images via Getty Images)
“He especially loved Hoecakes – soft, corn-branded cakes – partially and with honey are partially eaten daily, partially related to the dental issue.”
Another Virgin, Thomas Jefferson, enjoyed lovely foods like peas, Fresh vegetables and in general French cuisine.
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“Jefferson, Monticello was a passionate gardener that produces more than 250 products,” said Polyphek.
“Often the pole used the vegetables that make up my diet as a taste.” “
“There is a rumor, Ben Franklin, a Philadelphia staple of the era has a soft point for turtle soup.”
“Jefferson is credited with pasta and cheese, french fries and ice cream popular in America.”
Pennsylvania, Benjamin Franklin Favorite dishes Oysters were included in Turkey, cornel, almonds and Indian corn.
Thomas Jefferson, Pasta and Cheese in the United States, which is credited with the fourth of the fourth part of July. (Idle)
Boston-born Philadelfian, Apple Tarts and Maple syrup also enjoyed a little sweet tooth.
Politz described Franklini as an early “license” that belongs to a person who eats food growing in a local area.
“The native American is a supporter for nutrients and presented new ingredients to colonies and royals,” he said. “Even published recipe In 1770, he helped to popular potatoes for Tofu and in France. “
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“And there is a rumor that Ben Franklin, a Philadelphia staple of the era, has a soft point for turtle soup.”
Doal-Brad drank John Adams as a new British resident hard vinegar Daily and Apple Pandowdy, along with Indian pudding, enjoyed a dessert like a rough.
Apple Pandowdy is an apple desert as a cotton-like cotton by John Adams. (Idle)
He also gave a party in the new UK Boiled dishes, First of all, made with corn beef with root vegetables.
“Adams” diet made a rich agricultural and cold climate, root vegetables and protected meat with the apple of England, “said Pozz.” His wife Abigail apple Pandowdy made a rustic favorite. “
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Their geographically contributed to all the palates. Washington and Jefferson in the Mid-Atlantic enjoyed plenty of access Fish and crusty fish Although there are wide gardens and gardens, Politz said.
“This historical dishes are not only a culinary exercise of recycling – is a way to connect with American hospitality and story kiosks.”
In the New England, Politz said, Cold climate “Root vegetables, apples and protected meat. Foods like boiled foods and Apple desserts reflected the region’s agricultural realities. “
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Politz modernized some colonial classics to adapt to everyone’s kitchen.
However, he eats eating as the founders on the day of the American Independence Day.
For example, Thomas Jefferson enjoyed the creamy cooked pasta and cheese. Jefferson and Washington also eat ice cream.
Benjamin Franklin, American Apple Tarts, as well as has a well-developed palate that enjoys international foods. (Graphicaartis via Getty IMGS; Istock)
“Jefferson wrote the first American recipe and Washington brought it an luck,” said Hospitalityist. “(Can be homeowner) offers experience with classic vanilla or period flavors.”
However, Politz noted that the recipes were not only a way to assess the American heritage to impress the home guests.
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“It’s not just a culinary training of the historical dishes again – American hospitality and storyteller are a way to connect with the roots,” said Pozz.
“These recipes offer opportunities for the menu update, seasonal special and educational dining experience, which are resonated with guests seeking originality and history sense.”
Hoecakes of George Washington
This recipe, according to the politis “Simple, glutenous corn pancakes”.
He said he would serve with butter and honey Historical breakfast or brunch element.
Hoecakes were a popular colonial dish of corn instead of wheat flour. (The prescription is not described.) (Idle)
Composition
2 cups of corn
1 teaspoon of salt
1 tablespoon of sugar
Boiling water (enough to make a thick batter
Butter or Lard to fry
Honey or syrup for service
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Directions
1. Mix corn, salt and sugar in a bowl.
2. Until a thick batter, stirring hot water gradually by stirring.
3. Heating oil or a groaning master or bitch.
4. Throw the spoonful fruits on the hot surface; flatten a little.
5. Fry until both sides of gold.
6. Serve hot, drag with honey or syrup.
John Adams’ Apple Pandowdy
Politz was described as a Pandowdy as a Pandowdy as a “rustic apple dessert, fallen menus or as special as farm-table.”
Colonial is popular in New England, Apple Pandowdy’s is described as a “rustic apple dessert” in this modern rest. (The prescription is not described.) (Fault through Alex Lau / Walnut Images)
Composition
8 Average bread apples (eg grandmother smith), peeled and cut cut
½ Cup maple syrup
¾ cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons of corn
1 tablespoon of lemon juice + 2 teaspoon for apples
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 teaspoon cinnamon
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½ teaspoon nutmeg
¼ Teaspoon Ginger
¼ TSP salt
½ cup butter, cubes
2 pie peel (shop bought or home)
2 tablespoons of milk
2 tablespoons of sugar + ½ teaspoon cinnamon
½ Cup maple syrup (for completion)
Directions
1. Heat the oven to the Fancyheit to 425 degrees.
2. Peeled, peeled with 2 teaspoon lemon juice, chopped apples.
3. In a large bowl, maple syrup, brown sugar, 1 tbsp lemon juice, corn, vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and salt. Add apple and coat.
4. A bread dish with a pie shell, by pressing the sides.
5. Pour into an apple mixture; dot with butter.
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6. Top of the second crust; Twist inside the edges. Cut the gaps above.
7. Brushing milk; Sprinkle with cinnamon + sugar.
8. Cook up to 35-40 minutes until gold and bumpy.
9. Remove from the oven, break up your shell and press softly to the apples.
10. Drag the ½ cup with maple syrup and sit 30 minutes before the service.
11. Serve hot, idealally vanilla ice cream or whipped cream.
Classic 18th century mushroom catch
Founding proverbs, along with the earliest Americans, said they enjoyed a sauce from the sauce, a sauce for mushroom grip.
This modern rest of the 17th century is a shelter-stable sauce for this modern rest, a president for modern ketchup. (The prescription is not described.) (Lindsey Debsi for Washington Post via Getty Imags)
The stable sauce on the shelf was considered an important pantry in the colonial periods. The 17th century belongs to English and Chinese sauces.
“It was a dark, ground and intense sauce, adding depth and complexity to meat and complexity today, to add a lot of meat and complexity to vegetables today,” said Politz.
Composition
2 kilos fresh mushrooms (brown or white)
Several spoons of salt
2 BUDAGES
1 chopped onion
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Zest of 1 lemon
1 tablespoon finely chopped horseradish
¼ Teaspoon cloves
Pinch of Cayenne Pepper
½ teaspoon allspice
½ Cup apple vinegar vinegar
Directions
1. Chop the fungus and mix with salt and bay leaves. Seat overnight to remove the juices.
2. Add onions, lemon zest, horseradish, clove, cayenne, allspice and vinegar.
3. Cook the mixture for 15-20 minutes.
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4. Cool, then, filter through cheesecloth by squeezing as much liquid as possible.
5. Save the strides as a spice; Fluid retention glass for use as a taste.
These recipes belong to Michael Politis and shared with Fox News Digital.
