Continuing my dig thru unpublished Tiplet Drafts…
While doing a recipe conversion, found this link – it has quite a few “Egg” Facts – so worth a read, or you can just scroll down a bit to the Weight Class chart for the Food Math.
How Much Does An Egg Weigh ?

This book is often my “starting point” for adapting recipes to the appliances #InMySmallKitchen – My copy is the 1968 edition. Treasured for its many notes written by me, those from aunts, cousins, and even Peggy Masterson one of the “Ladies in the office” If you are interested I did see some reasonably priced copies on line, possibly Alibris or you can use this affiliate link to see what Amazon has in new & Used versions.

The Art Of Polish Cooking
Alina Zeranska

• 1968 1st Edition Library Of Congress: 68-27142
• 1968 Publisher: Double Day $6.50
• 1968 Hardcover 364 pages English
  
• 1989 Publisher: ? Pelican Publishing
• Hardcover: ? 384 pages English
• ISBN-13 ? : ? 978-0882897097
• Item Weight ? : ? 1.31 pounds
• Dimensions ? : ? 5.97 x 1.31 x 8.49 inches

i will work hard to share my versions of the recipes (almost all involve changes particularly to measurements and of course techniques. Ifyou want the original versions, you will need to get a copy of the actual hardcover book

Having tired of the learning the truth of this meme pretty much every day…

The plan for 2023 is to focus more time on what gives me enjoyment.
Starting with what’s going on InMySmallKitchen
Ongoing Focus on more recipe conversions to take advantage of my countertop appliances
and accessories. ( so yeah, there will be affiliate links, but only for things I used at least a few times a month to cover batch prep and special meals. )

P.S. My “big” oven continues to be an excellent place to store cook and bake ware –
P.S.Jr My policy of responding to those who choose to communicate with civility (which includes being adult enough to use your real identity) even on the most painful of topics, remains in place.

Hope shone forth from an infant child,
in the manger that cold dark night.
In humility, God himself appeared mild,
yet His plan moved forth in all its might.

Salvation to humanity was born;
the angels could not help but sing.
This Infant Child would bear our scorn;
the newborn Sovereign King.

Helpless was mankind in sin
until the star shone forth its light.
Our salvation to begin,
bringing hope to the contrite.

The sin we bear has shown us guilty,
under the righteousness of God.
Our defense is proven faulty,
as He sees through our façade.

But this Child would fulfill
the law that we could not.
And by our sin, His blood we’d spill
to pay our debt and take our lot.

There is no guilt, which can’t be cleansed;
the darkest stains can be removed
When His Grace has been dispensed,
by Jesus Christ, in Him approved.

Let us worship the infant child;
born, a life, to set us free.
With His grace, upon us smiled;
infant born of sovereign decree.

– D. Eaton –
Happened upon this poem maybe a year ago – truly a “reason for the season” inspiration.