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of course i can savings tips from ww ii of course i can savings tips from ww ii today s economy may be tough but america has survived tougher the second world war for example presenting tips recipes and clips from wwii and the home front still useful for today s budget minded watch read learn and save addthis links the national wwii museum wwii memories preserving the stories weapons of the war wwii on twitter hollywood at war twitter updates twitter updates follow us on twitter labels aluminum 1 bargains 1 bonds 1 budgeting 1 cabbage 1 cake 2 canned food 1 canning 2 carrots 1 chickens 1 conservation 2 cooking 1 dessert 4 food 7 fruit 1 furniture 1 health 2 home front 5 how to 11 investing 1 knitting 1 leftovers 1 meat 1 money 2 mustard 1 national wwii museum 5 news 1 posters 1 recipe 7 recipes 6 recycling 4 sandwiches 1 savings 13 sewing 1 snood 1 sugar 1 vegetables 6 victory garden 10 video 2 wwii 5 blog archive 2009 53 september 2 patriots say don t buy things pay more taxes save those crumbs july 4 june 4 may 7 april 14 march 22 links to saving sites meatless monday healthy recipes being frugal ultimate cheapskate never pay retail again about me view my complete profile followers tuesday september 29 2009 patriots say don t buy things pay more taxes hard to believe where we ve ended up in world war ii thrift was encouraged not buying products was patriotic so was paying taxes taxes went to fight the war doubt it just look at the ad below the woman in the picture is being told not to buy what she wants and that it is cheaper to pay as we go paid willingly taxes would help all americans in the future by ridding ourselves of the debt we took on to fight the nazis and japanese do you think you would make that sacrifice today would your friends would your neighbors what kind of country are we now 6 comments save those crumbs during the war that changed the world americans needed to save even stale bread today when we re economizing to save money it makes sense too keep your bits of bread to make croutons dry them in the oven it s easy 2 comments labels how to monday july 27 2009 victory gardens take root in san diego the county of san diego working with charitable organizations and volunteers has gone further than most places in establishing new victory gardens as you will see from this video 0 comments labels victory garden video friday july 24 2009 economy spiced cake perfect for the 21st century recession this wwii recipe from royal baking powder was a way for busy homemakers to add a sweet dessert to their busy wartime schedules let us know if you like it recipe below economy spice cake ¼ cup shortening 2 3 cup sugar 1 egg 2 3 cup water 1 3 cup dark corn syrup 2 cups cake flour 2 ½ teaspoons royal baking powder or other baking powder 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon salt cream shortening add sugar slowly beating in well add unbeaten egg beat well blend water and syrup sift together dry ingredients and add alternately with liquid to first mixture bake in 2 greased eight inch layer cake pans in moderate oven at 373 degrees f about 25 minutes makes 1 two layer cake 1 comments labels dessert recipe thursday july 23 2009 wwii bread pudding a recipe that restricts the use of sugar the original instructions claimed the dessert to be inexpensive easy and nourishing 1 envelope gelatin 2 cups milk ½ cup light or dark corn syrup or 1 3 cup sugar ¼ teaspoonful salt 4 slices white bread 2 ½ cups cubed 2 eggs slightly beaten 1 teaspoonful vanilla nutmeg if desired 0 comments labels dessert recipe wednesday july 1 2009 in a pickle for the fourth of july this recipe is culled from a wwii cookbook that helped victory garden growers make the most of their produce it s another example of saving money and a good way to show some patriotic pride this july 4 sweet cucumber pickles short process 1 gallon cucumbers 6 cups sugar 1 tablespoon mixed spices 1 ½ quarts vinegar 1 cup water wash and dry fresh cucumbers cover with brine 1 cup salt dissolved in 1 gallon cold water let stand 24 hours drain puncture each cucumber in 2 or 3 places with needle simmer do not boil ½ of the sugar the spices vinegar and water 30 minutes add cucumbers simmer 15 minutes let stand 2 days drain off the liquid pack the pickles in hot jars add the remaining sugar to the liquid boil 5 minutes pour while hot over the pickles and seal at once 0 comments labels recipe vegetables victory garden wednesday june 24 2009 victory cake so called victory cake was designed to make use of fewer eggs and less sugar and other rationed items during wwii when it comes to the sweetener you can substitute light corn syrup for the honey the original 1943 recipe was published by the makers of royal baking powder you can certainly substitute another brand so bake for victory and let us know how you liked it one egg cake 1 3 cup shortening 2 3 cup sugar 1 egg well beaten ½ teaspoon vanilla extract 1 3 cup honey 1 cup milk 2 cups cake flour 2 ½ teaspoons royal baking powder ¼ teaspoon salt cream shortening well add sugar slowly beating in well add beaten egg and vanilla beat until blended blend honey and milk sift together dry ingredients and add alternately with liquid to first mixture bake in greased square pan 8 x 8 x 2 inches in moderate oven at 350 degrees f about 1 hour or in 2 greased eight inch layer cake pans at the same temperature about 30 minutes makes 1 eight inch or 1 two layer cake 2 comments labels cake dessert recipe older posts home subscribe to posts atom