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Feed the whole family on almost nothing — and feel clever doing it

A weekly letter of home-front recipes, cooked and costed on a real stove, to feed your family on almost nothing while the grocery bill climbs.

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1 Feed everyone on almost nothing

Flour, potatoes, an onion, a tin, an egg, turned into a real supper.

2 Waste nothing, not even dripping

Bones, peelings, crusts and pan fat become stock, pastry and tomorrow's dinner.

3 Checked against the real ration books

Checked against ration books and Ministry of Food leaflets, cooked on real stoves.

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This week's issueWeekly letter · a Tuesday-night supper from a bare cupboard

Feed Six On Almost Nothing

Half a bag of flour, a few potatoes, an onion, a tin and one egg. Here's how home-front cooks fed the whole table on almost nothing, tested on a real stove.

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“I didn't believe a pot of barley could feed us on almost nothing. That one-pot stew carried us three nights, and nobody went hungry.”

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Do I need to buy anything special?

No. The recipes start from what's already in a plain cupboard: flour, oats, potatoes, onions, a tin or two, the odd egg. Nothing rare, nothing pricey.

Are these real wartime recipes or modern guesses?

Every recipe is checked against authentic ration books and Ministry of Food leaflets, then cooked and costed on a real stove. If it can't be checked, it isn't called authentic.

Isn't this on the internet for free?

Bits of it, scattered and half-wrong. Here it's tested, start to finish, with the exact steps — and a fresh one every week.

I'm not as young as I was — is it hard?

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