Hamburger steak sandwich (1894), Sukiyaki (1911); Belgian Waffles (1963); BYOB
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HAMBURGER STEAK SANDWICH
The Chicago Tribune gives us an important "hamburger" citation. SAVEUR,
June/July 2004, pg. 33, gives Fletcher Davis credit for the "hamburger" at the
1904 St. Louis fair.
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VIANDS AT THE CURB.; HUNGRY PEOPLE FED BY THE NOCTURNAL SANDWICH WAGON. Its
Menu Quite Extensive, the Food Wholesome, and the Prices Cheap--View of the
Patrons of the Establishment as They Pass By--How the First Restaurant on Wheels
Came to Be Started in Chicago--On Gala Nights Considerable Money Is Taken In.
Chicago Daily Tribune. Apr 15, 1894. p. 44 (1 page) :
Now the sandwich wagon is considered as much of an institution in Chicago
as the baked potato or fried fish stands are of the English cities. (...)
You can have fried chicken for 15 cents. Ham and eggs, two eggs, and
Swiss cheese and Hamburger steak sandwiches are 10 cents each, and plain ham and a
single egg sandwich are each listed at 5 cents.
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SUKIYAKI
Another Chicago Tribune antedating. I had previously cited the second
citation here for this important dish.
(PROQUEST HISTORICAL NEWSPAPERS)
1. Banzai, Little Nippon! How Much You Have Changed Since We Saw You
First!
Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: May 14, 1911. p. I2 (1
page) :
The dinner began with misosshiru, and included sashimu, garnished with
che. The main item was delicious sukiyaki.
2. NIPPON IN NEW YORK; Tired Jap Business Men. Cooking for Yourself.
By TAKEO OHA.. New York Times (1857-Current file). New York, N.Y.: Jul 6,
1919. p. 34 (1 page)
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BELGIAN WAFFLES
SAVEUR, June/July 2004, pp. 31-32, credits the 1964-65 New York World's
Fair for the "Belgian Waffle." We'll do better, of course.
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Display Ad 102 -- No Title
The Washington Post, Times Herald (1959-1973). Washington, D.C.: May 20,
1963. p. B4 (1 page) :
You'll find detailed, illustrated recipes for Belgian Waffles, German
Poppyseed Hamwiches, Portuguese Salad, Tropic Isle Fizz and 19 other new and
delicious international summertime favorites. June _Better Homes & Gardens_, on
sale now!
(WWW.NEWSPAPERARCHIVE.COM)
Appleton Post Crescent - 9/10/1964
...down Fair streets are the luscious BELGIAN WAFFLES piled high with
.fresh.....are found at a stand across from the BELGIAN Village and the pizzas on
the..
Appleton, Wisconsin Thursday, September 10, 1964 917 k
Appleton Post Crescent - 9/10/1964
...down Fair streets are the luscious BELGIAN WAFFLES piled high with
fresh.....are found at a stand across from the BELGIAN Village and the pizzas on
the..
Appleton, Wisconsin Thursday, September 10, 1964 888 k
Salisbury Times - 3/21/1964
...restaurants, featuring everything from BELGIAN WAFFLES to Basque cuisine
to 99.....the International section, between the BELGIAN and French exhibits,
is one of..
Salisbury, Maryland Saturday, March 21, 1964 468 k
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DENVER SANDWICH
Another check for this.
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Display Ad 4 -- No Title
Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: Apr 19, 1924. p. 5 (1 page)
:
DENVER SANDWICH
It's a food as well as a palatable, wholesome candy. This delicious
confection has become extremely popular...10c
(WALGREEN CO. ad--ed.)
CHEF WYMAN'S Suggestions For TOMORROW'S MENU; CORNED BEEF HASH
Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Sep 6, 1924. p. 6
(1 page) :
DENVER SANDWICH
Make twelve slices of toast and butter. Beat six eggs until light and
beat into them two cupfuls of finely chopped boiled ham, two finely chopped small
onions, and three finely chopped dill pickles. Heat three tablespoonfuls of
butter in a sautepan, turn in the mixture and stir and cook five minutes;
spread over six slices of the buttered toast, cover with six slices of toast,
place one sandwich on a lettuce0covered plate, garnish with sliced dill pickle and
serve.
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Newark Advocate - 2/15/1908
...W. E. Bates. The lunch co-nsisted of DENVER SANDWICHES, raisin auj mince
pie..
Newark, Ohio Saturday, February 15, 1908 793 k
Pg. 6, col. 2: The lunch consisted of Denver sandwiches, raisin and mince
pie, pickles, cheese, cakes and coffee.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune - 12/7/1920
...here they were sold for 40 cents. DENVER SANDWICHES were sold there for
35..
Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Tuesday, December 07, 1920 803 k
Appleton Post Crescent - 12/26/1925
...aliy. hoti.-ewivcs are given a for the DENVER SANDWICH., 'I'-verytime
Die.....ls tlle 'fst bristmas of my enough "DENVER sun.'.wichcs for "lly and
1ranees..
Appleton, Wisconsin Saturday, December 26, 1925 837 k
Daily Northwestern - 11/13/1925
...are griven a recipe for. the DENVER SANDWICH, which still
continues.....here are SANDWICHes. The fourth Ear of SANDWICH, as; tie story. of the SANDWICH
..
Oshkosh, Wisconsin Friday, November 13, 1925 769 k
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MONTE CRISTO SANDWICH
Someone asked about this sandwich at rec.food historic. I have 1923 in
the archives, but I gave another check.
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PRACTICAL RECIPES; Helps for Epicures and All Who Appreciate Good Cooking
SWEDISH FRUIT CANDY
Chef A L Wyman. Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.:
May 24, 1924. p. 6 (1 page) :
MONTE CRISTO SANDWICH
Cover six slices of sandwich bread with a slice of American full cream
cheese, cover the cheese with slices of boiled ham, cover with slices of bread,
tie with white string, dip in beaten egg and fry a nice brown on both sides in
hot butter. Place on hot plates, remove the string and serve.
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BYOB
Chicago in the 1920s during Prohibition is legendary, so I checked again
for this.
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1. INVITATION, B.Y.O.B., WHETS INTEREST OF ARMY CIRCLES HERE; Chairman of
Dinner in New York Admits "B" Stands for "Booze." BANQUET ARRANGED BY SUPPLY
OFFICERS Weeks, Declining to Attend, Also Declines to Make Any Investigation.
The Washington Post (1877. Apr 5, 1924. p. 1 (1 page)
2. ' B.Y.O.B.' on Invitations To Army Reunion Stirs Drys
New York Times (1857-Current file). New York, N.Y.: Apr 6, 1924. p. 1 (1
page)
3. Grapejuice Is Served At "B.Y.O.B." Dinner
Special to The Washington Post.. The Washington Post (1877-1954). Washington,
D.C.: Apr 8, 1924. p. 1 (1 page)
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BOARDINGHOUSE REACH
Another check, maybe for a Chicago boarding house.
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A MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP JOKE.
Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Jan 7, 1908. p.
II4 (1 page) :
So-called reformers who have a "boarding-house reach" for all the
municipal pie in sight, object to the term "half-baked."
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