A Recipe for Historic Cooking, Baking and Preserving
by Heather Hibbs
Assemble necessary antique and reproduction equipment. Keeping good nutrition in mind, stir together historic techniques, processes and trivia. Season liberally with fun and laughter. Add a pinch of archeology. Mix well. Present in front of a cold cook stove for 45-50 minutes or until done. Finish with a time of questions and answers.
Heather Hibbs, married to Andy, has two grown daughters.
Owner of Treadle Treasures, found on Etsy since 2010. We reproduce the clothing worn in the 1850’s and 1860’s. Our products can be found around the globe. Our clients include many reenactors and living historians, living history sites and museums, theaters, small movie companies, HBO, the History Channel, and recently, Suki Waterhouse wore one of our corsets in her Nostalgia music video.
I am very active in my church and enjoy outdoor hobbies including hiking, kayaking, gardening and relaxing on the porch.
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