"Cooking on the German home front in World WarII" Topic

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John the OFM	12 Nov 2024 1:43 p.m. PST
YouTube link "If this is the kind of food you like, I guess it's okay." As usual, Max does a good job with the history behind his "recipes". He traces cooking on the home front from the beginning to the end. He doesn't spare the lengths the Germans went to to rob occupied countries.
Shagnasty	13 Nov 2024 9:49 a.m. PST
Very interesting. I'm glad he pointed out all the negative aspects of the "rationing" system.

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