https://www.seriouseats.com/2015/08/history-of-jell-o-salad.html
Visit our Pinterest page for some amazing JELL-O salads. Braink Junk Crazy Foods Pinterest Board
Where the beginning of all our over the top food habits at fairs began! Serious Eats
JELL-O, A Biography
Photo Credit: Amy ‘Fish Pants’ Barton
Wyman, Carolyn. Jell-O: a Biography. Harcourt, 2001.
Amy ‘June Cleaver’ Barton
Eater.com Article about SPAM written by Erin DeJesus
George A Hormel, slaughterhouse and meat packer.
Originally sold in 6 pound form in delis. Whoa.
Canned in 12 ounce portions, naming contest, Kenneth Daigneau
The Uncanning of the Spam:
Where all those cool foods we think came from fair really came from but…SeriousSeats.com
image: by LAfoodie: Flicker
Trace ‘The Fried Nacho Cheese Chip Queen’ Kerr
Because you know you want the recipe:
1 box orange Jell-O
1 small can of mandarin orange slices in their own juice
1/4 c. of red hots
Make Jell-O according to directions EXCEPT: replace half of the cold water with the mandarin orange juice and melt the red hots in the boiling water. Stir in the jell-O powder and pour into your fancy mold. (Trace’s was not fancy…but that doesn’t mean yours can’t be). let the Jell-O partially set up then stir the mandarin slices into the mold. Bon Appetit!
Like I said in the episode, One jar of dill (not sweet pickles) pour our liquid, whisk into the pickle juice
1/2 c. sugar and one package of cherry Kool-aid. Pour as much of it back as you can and let sit, shaking occasionally, for 4 to 7 days.
A slow paced, poorly narrated video of the making of Yankee Doodle Pizza Pie.