I’m amazed by the amount of eggs the recipe calls for. I’m assuming it’s something you have to save up your rations for, if you really crave cheesecake 😂 Thanks for sharing! I have tons of old cookbooks but don’t have the energy to try them out, so this was great to watch 😊
As this was is a US cookbook, they didn’t ration eggs during WW II. But there is a gentleman I know that wasn’t allowed serve in the military because his family had a chicken farm, and that was considered important work. My grandmother’s wartime job was working in a factory making the dried eggs that were used by the military and exported to the UK. I think it was her first job that wasn’t picking cotton.
I’m amazed by the amount of eggs the recipe calls for. I’m assuming it’s something you have to save up your rations for, if you really crave cheesecake 😂 Thanks for sharing! I have tons of old cookbooks but don’t have the energy to try them out, so this was great to watch 😊
As this was is a US cookbook, they didn’t ration eggs during WW II. But there is a gentleman I know that wasn’t allowed serve in the military because his family had a chicken farm, and that was considered important work.
My grandmother’s wartime job was working in a factory making the dried eggs that were used by the military and exported to the UK. I think it was her first job that wasn’t picking cotton.