Feb 2014 – Presidential Recipes

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 St. Valentine’s Day Love Potion Drink

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Secret Surprise Love Potion
Secret Surprise Love Potion

Special Surprise Love Potion!

HIBISCUS MEANS ABUNDANCE

Deliver a caring message to the one you love. Attach a sweet Hershey Kiss to the bottom of a heart lollipop and put it inside this delightful drink. Use your favorite sparkling wine or lemon-lime soda, and blend it with a touch of sweet Hibiscus syrup. An open Hibiscus flower floats on the top of this cocktail. adding that “you are so special” touch.

 

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Download pdf – Recipe for Secret Surprise Love Potion

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Special Presidential Recipes

Link for Presidential Dinner Menu

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President Millard Fillmore - 13th President
Stuffed Tomatoes, White House Style

 President Millard Fillmore
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President Richard M. Nixon

Fresh vibrant tomatoes bursting forth with flavor – a favorite of more than one President and served often in the White House for elegant dinner parties.  One taste of these bold and beautiful tomatoes makes your dinner a real winner.

 

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Download pdf- Recipe for Stuffed Tomato Recipe

 

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President George H. Bush
Layered Vegetable Salad

  President George H. Bush

 *For this President – it’s an easy-to-make attractive party salad, simple and so delicious.  That’s his style.  Just layer on the ingredients in a large, clear glass bowl.  It’s a salad that’s cool, crisp, and perfect for any party.

 

 

Layered Vegetable SaladLink for Layered Vegetable Salad

Download pdf – Recipe for Layered Vegetable Salad

 

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Barack Obama
White and Dark Chocolate Chip Cookies

President Barack Obama

A winning “bakeoff” chocolate chip cookie with Presidential style – First Lady Michelle Obama won the Family Circle sponsored contest in 2012. It contains three kinds of chips, white, mint, and milk chocolate, as well as chopped walnuts. All-natural butter in this updated recipe creates a crunchy texture and melt-in-your-mouth richness. It’s our All-American favorite cookie with a touch of inspiration.

 

White and Dark Chocolate Chip CookiesLink to White and Dark Chocolate Chip Cookies

Download pdf – Recipe for White and Dark Chocolate Cookies

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President John Quincy Adams

Colonial Chicken Ham Croquettes

President John Quincy Adams

Serve this early American specialty at your next party. The croquettes are made from cooked fine chopped chicken and smoked ham, and are shaped into small balls or flat cakes.  Simply coat them with egg and breadcrumbs.  Then fry until golden brown and very crisp.  They resemble hearty meatballs and can be served as an appetizer or main course accompanied with ketchup and mustard.

 

 

White and Dark Chocolate CookiesLink to Chicken Ham Croquettes

Download pdf- Recipe for Colonial Chicken Ham Croquettes

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Poulet a l'Estragon              -     Chicken with Taragon
Poulet a l’Estragon – Chicken with Taragon

President John F. Kennedy

Entertaining was elevated to the highest level during President Kennedy’s term of office.  His wife, Jackie Kennedy, preferred French cooking and hired Rene Verdon to oversee the White House kitchen, which ushered in a period of “fine art” and elegance.

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Poulet a l'Estragon - Chicken with Tarragon  Link for Poulet a l’Estragon – Chicken with Tarragon

Download pdf- Recipe for Poulet a l’estragon – Chicken with Tarragon

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Mashed Potato Puffs and Parsnips

Mashed Potato Puffs and Parsnips

President Rutherford B. Hayes

For state dinners, this President featured bill of fare in the center with the names of the guests around the edges.  Potatoes and parsnips were often served at their elegant dinners.  The vegetables make a perfect pairing in this side dish, elegant, delicious, and beautiful to serve.

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 Mashed Potato Puffs and ParsnipsLink to Mashed Potato Puffs and Parsnips

 

Download pdf- Recipe for Mashed Potato Pulls with Parsnips

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Mock Turtle Soup

Mock Turtle Soup

President James Monroe
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President Abraham Lincoln

This recipe was a favorite of several Presidents.  It was served at Abraham Lincoln’s Inaugural Luncheon at the Willard Hotel in Washington in 1861.  President Kennedy christened it with a fancy title, Boula-Boula American Soup.  It has a rich flavor and is a delightful addition to a dinner menu.

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Mock Turtle SoupLink for Mock Turtle Soup

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George Washington ImagePresident George Washington

Trifle Dessert

During President Washington’s time, it was a difficult task to harmonize aristocratic exclusiveness with republican simplicity.  On occasion as many as ten or fifteen extra guests, invited or uninvited, were at their impressive table.  The First Lady greeted all of her guests; they bowed or curtsied respectfully and were seated.  There were amazing quantities of food with a typical dinner consisting of soup, roasted or boiled fish, meats, fowl and more.  This President even entertained at breakfast, thus starting the breakfast business meetings. He preferred simple hearty meals over the fancy ones, but offered a generous delicious selection of dishes to his guests  His food choices illustrated the nation’s dependence of local food sources, but you can find those little touches of his English heritage in his selection of wine, puddings, and cream trifles.

Download Link to the Original Trifle Recipe

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Thomas Jefferson ImagePresident Thomas Jefferson

Ice Cream

The first American recipe for ice cream is in the writing of this President Thomas Jefferson of the United States.  He was a widower of nineteen years.

You might be surprised to discover that iced cream was introduced from the start of our Presidential culinary history.  You will see it included with George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and Dolly Madison, who served a form of this at elaborate dinners.  But the first real American recipe for ice cream was jotted down by this President, who helped to popularize it by serving it often at his House in Washington.

It appears that ice cream reached the table formed in small balls, which were enclosed in cases of warm pastry.

 Download pdf to the Original Presidential Ice Cream Recipe

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James Madison ImagePresident James Madison

Madison Cakes

President James Madison’s administration reintroduced the protocol and ceremony from the days of Washington and Adams.  The food on the table was always luxurious and might include three to four kinds of meat, three or four kinds of bread, fresh vegetables, fruit, pastry, champagne, and ice. While they are called cakes, actually they are fluffy dinner rolls.

 

Download pdf – Dolly Madison Cakes

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