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02/14/2024

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02/05/2024

Hello and happy Sunday everyone! We have an exciting lineup this week. Don't forget to purchase your tickets to have a laugh at the comedy show in Escalon or to share a special evening with a special someone at the Oakdale sweethearts festival

We will also be TWO nights in a row 🍻

Thank you everyone for your continued support and we will see you all this week 🌮🔥🌮🔥

12/29/2023

Pepper Pot Day is celebrated every year on December 29. It is meant to celebrate a soup that was nicknamed ‘The Soup That Won The War.’ The war here refers to the American Revolutionary War for independence from Britain. The Philadelphia Pepper Pot soup is a thick soup made up of beef tripe, whatever vegetables are available, and of course, peppercorns. This peppery soup has a long history and probably originates from the Caribbean. It was brought over to America by enslaved people, who later sold the soup out in the streets.

HISTORY OF PEPPER POT DAY
The Philadelphia Pepper Pot soup was not unknown before the American Revolutionary War (also known as the American War for Independence). This thick soup made of tripe, vegetables and seasoned heavily with pepper could have been brought to the U.S. by people enslaved from the Caribbean Islands.

The soup was made popular by African-American Philadelphians who would sell it right out in the street. The traditional recipe is said to have had cassava as well as the soup thickener.

According to popular retellings of the story, the Pepper Pot soup became central to the American Revolutionary War efforts because of Christopher Ludwig. He was the baker general of the Continental Army and a German immigrant to Philadelphia.

The baker worked in Philadelphia, which is likely how he knew the food of the city. He was a staunch supporter of the American Revolution and was a great friend of President George Washington. Christopher Ludwig was even given a certificate of conduct due to his service to the army. His efforts were invaluable and appreciated so much that his certificate was handwritten by President Washington himself.

During the war, in 1777, the winters were harsh, and the farmers refused to sell food to the Continental army, and instead sold it to the British. Christopher Ludwig was the baker general, which meant that his primary task was to bake bread for the troops. But in this scenario, with no grain to eat insight and faced with the prospect of starvation, George Washington put Christopher Ludwig in charge of feeding his men. And Christopher Ludwig presented the Pepper Pot soup.

This soup was what the army ate to survive that winter, and it’s how it earned the nickname ‘The Soup That Won The War.’

PEPPER POT DAY TIMELINE
1775
American Revolutionary War Begins
The American colonies want freedom from the British.

1777
Christopher Ludwig Becomes Baker General
Ludwig is appointed by the Continental Congress as Baker General.

1777–1778
Washington Retreats to the Valley Forge
During this time, Christopher Ludwig makes Pepper Pot soup for the army.

1899
Campbell Soup Sells Pepper Pot Soup
The soup is discontinued in 2010. For more recipes and in visit my group Pamela’s Fantastic Plastic Tupperware VIP Group

12/28/2023

New one week only sale! While supplies last! Starts today the 28th at noon EST!
Link in comments!!!!

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🥔 *Potato Smart Container*🥔
Keep your potatoes fresh and firm with the Potato Smart container. With its convenient design, the container’s flip-front access panel has the ideal number of holes to ensure optimal air circulation. 💨 Plus, stack it neatly and efficiently with Modular Mates containers, other Potato Smart Containers, or the Onion & Garlic Smart Container without restricting air flow to potatoes. 5½ quarts. Dishwasher safe. 💦

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🧄Garlic and All Container
(Rarely available) 🧄

The baby sister of the Onion and Garlic smart! Haha! This is a smaller version for those of you who use a lot of garlic and need a separate container from the onion one! A must have item!

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12/16/2023

12/16/2023

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