Recently we took a short 15 minute tour
of President Eisenhower's Childhood Home
at the Presidential Library and Museum in Abilene.
~Juicy Meat Loaf~
This easily could have been baking in Mrs. Ida Eisenhower's Kitchen back in the day when she was feeding her large family. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER's Mom was small in stature, but could be found taking care of domestic chores and cooking. When she were outside sweeping the porch, she'd simply slip into the house to avoid Reporters.
President Eisenhower surely ate well in his childhood home
shared with so many brothers.
Juicy Meat Loaf Recipe
My personal Meatloaf story
goes something like this...
The second year Daughter and I entered the PAXICO Meatloaf Contest, we entered a cold meatloaf which was a back-up if the one fixed on the actual day of the contest flopped.
The hot one flopped so I pulled the back-up out of the fridge.
A picnic theme with plastic ants and all.
One of the Judges commented COLD MEATLOAF?
Judge wasn't excited to eat COLD MEATLOAF,
but I did all the time as a kid. Mom would make Meatloaf Sandwiches. You can read that Momma Eisenhower's recipe mentions serve hot or cold.
I guess I've ate like presidential royalty.
Have you?
One can no longer go into the Kitchen,
but view by mirror outside the Dining room. Tiny, but adequate.
Do you ever get the idea that we are spoiled with such large Kitchens?
A Bedroom was turned into a modern Bathroom
off of the Dining room.
Off we went.
Good Bye for now,
d
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