1917 Cream Of Carrot Soup Recipe - Old Cookbook Show Glen & Friends Cooking How To Make Carrot Soup.This is a Pre Depression Recipe, and since it is from an American Cookbook - it is also published just as they entered WW1. But the recipe speaks to the hard times that people who live in New York were already feeling as war raged in Europe and food was being redirected to help those overseas. This no nonsense carrot soup recipe really lets you know about the hard times in New York City in 1917.These old cookbooks are filled with great historic recipes and old cookbook recipes are a great way of tasting history, and connecting with the past. I love cooking history and making 100 year old recipes; the food history tells us so much about how people lived. 1917 Cream Of Carrot Soup RecipeCarrots2 slices onionSprig parsley¼ cup rice2 tablespoons butter or drippings1½ teaspoons saltFew grains cayenne2 cups water2 cups scalded milk2 tablespoons flourChop enough carrots to make two cups. Cook in water until tender. Press through a sieve, keeping the water the carrots were cooked in. Cook rice in milk in double boiler. Cook onion in butter or drippings; add flour and seasonings. Mix carrots with rice and milk, and add butter or drippings, flour and the water the carrots were cooked in; bring to the boiling point, strain and serve. Garnish with chopped parsley. If this soup seems too thick, thin with milk.0:00 Welcome to the Old Cookbook show0:15 Hints To Housewives Cookbook - how to make cream of carrot soup1:17 Apparently I forgot to turn on my microphone1:38 Sound is back to normal and the carrots are cooked2:40 Frying onions in bacon fat4:10 Taste testing 1917 Cream Of Carrot Soup Recipe#LeGourmetTV #GlenAndFriendsCooking #OldCookbookShowGlen & Friends Cooking,recipe,old cookbook show,old cookbooks,historical recipes,tasting history,cooking with glen,depression era cooking,1917 Cream Of Carrot Soup Recipe,How To Make Carrot Soup,depression era recipes,food history,depression era food,cheap meals on a budget,old cookbook recipes,historic recipes,100 year old recipes,historical cooking,soup recipes,vintage recipes,cooking up history,great depression cooking,ww1 cooking,ww1 recipes