"Wagon trails."(roadhouses of the Valdez-Fairbanks Trail of Alaska)(includes recipes)

Article Abstract:

The roadhouses along the 370-mile trail from Valdez to Fairbanks in early 20th century Alaska offered weary travellers refuge from the cold. The quality of the food and facilities of the composite inns/restaurants varied from one place to the next.

Cooking, History, Hotels and motels, Cookery (Beef), Beef, Fairbanks, Alaska, Frontier and pioneer life, Frontier life, Cookery (Peaches), Peaches, Valdez, Alaska

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Charming chutneys

Article Abstract:

Chutney is traditionally Middle Eastern or Indian in origin and can vary from spicy to tangy depending on how the preserves are prepared. Apple, rhubarb, mango-citrus, ginger-kiwi and mint chutney recipes are provided.

Chutney

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Cut and dried

Article Abstract:

Jerky lasts longer than fresh meat and is prepared by seasoning and drying rather than cooking. Seven recipes for beef, moose, deer, salmon and buffalo jerky are given.

Dried beef, Dried meat

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