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My mum & I went through her 1970s cookbooks today. Here are a selection of highlights/lowlights. @70s_party
Apparently this woman is “really famous” but 
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Internal organs were much more of a feature of 70s cuisine than I& #39;d realised.
See also: gelatine, which apparently is measured in envelopes.
See also: herring. (I had a teacher in Year 3 called Mrs Herring & I see now why my nan was always taking the piss.)
More things where they should not be.
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"Do not fuss unduly if your patient does not appear interested"
