It's Saucy Twist Pork Dish, and there's a lot of it. And it's in every popular 1970s shade: Harvest Gold, Avocado, and Rose. Yes, if you liked Mad Men, you'll love this...pot o' pork. Because when you think about pigs, you automatically think...corkscrew-shaped pasta.
From my extensive research into the 1970s Recipe Cards of Mama Bull, it was illegal to cook something without a can of Campbell's Cream of Mushroom Soup.
This recipe serves a family of four to six, or two hobos.
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4 comments:
We had those Betty Crocker recipe cards! I think they came out in weekly installments at the supermarket and at the end you could buy the box to hold them. I really wanted to try that Baked Alaska.
I presume a "can [of] pork luncheon meat" means Spam?
The 70s was truly the era of informative card products.
Please do more of these. I love old recipe cards. And cream of mushroom soup is an awesome Casserole Concrete. So is frozen creamed spinach.
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