| Need a little Thanksgiving inspiration? Let's take a look at the 1920 Good Housekeeping magazine. |
| A few of the latest fashions so one could be up-to-date for the big feast. |
| "Low-Waisted, High necked and Long sleeved for Daytime." |
| "The holiday season brings with it its round of entertaining and mingled with the delight of home-comings and fond greetings come the hustle and bustle of preparations for the already busy housewife." |
| Mock Mince Pie? Sliced Pineapple Pie? Rhubarb Custard Pie? The recipe for Vegetarian Mince Pie Filling caught my eye, it has been on my list to try for awhile now. |
| I could't ignore all the fabulous advertisement, gadgets and projects to make all the Thanksgiving preparations go smoother! |
| Isn't this one fascinating? |
| Fannie Farmer was the mother of the modern recipe and what kitchen would be complete without her? (I think I have this edition too!) |
| If you would like to read the entire November issue, it can be found HERE (starting on page 233.) It is a fascinating glimpse into history as it was the first time women voted in a presidential election. |
| Wishing you all a lovely Thanksgiving! |
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