Soupon Recipe…and an Old Screaming Lady ~1866

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soupon2_corwen1866Soupon, or cornmeal pudding, is made like grits or oatmeal. The delightful part of this recipe is the story. I imagine that Mrs. Corwen was quite pleased with herself to be able to include this in her book. Enjoy!

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Source: Mrs. Corwen’s American Lady’s Cookery Book, 1866.

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