Article: Baked macaroni, ham recipes stir nostalgia

Conceivably there are billions of citizens on the planet who never have heard of elbow macaroni. And perhaps as many countless millions never have delved into ham baking, preferring their piggie tinned, sliced, barbecued or not at all.

I prefer both, together, prepared in a manner just as corny as the combination. They are simple, but that is no reason why they cannot become things of legend.

There is a story that goes along with these prejudices, and the saga goes like this:

In early 1947, Good Housekeeping magazine revved up its busy test kitchens and produced another specimen of middle American goodies. On page 118 of the March issue, splang in the middle of an article called ...

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