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A Taste of the Past - Episode 51 - Secrets from the White House Kitchens

First Aired - 02/17/2011 12:00PM
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A Taste of the Past: Secrets From the White House Kitchens (16:53)

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A Taste of the Past, Heritage Radio Network, Linda Pelaccio, S. Wallace Edwards & Sons, Jack Hanny, former visiting White House chef 1962 - 1994, author of Secrets from the White House Kitchens, day to day foods, presidential preferences, Jack is a chef and a successful restaurateur, owned a catering company, even the government watches its payroll, a visiting chef is somebody they can call to come in when they have specific needs, Jackie Kennedy, John F Kennedy, Rene Verdon, JFK loved fish n chips, the chips had to be handmade, clam chowder, Boston type, didn't care for Manhattan chowder, lobster Figaro, Jackie loved French food,

In the White House Kitchen with Jack Hanny (18:40)

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, FDR, he had a woman cook in the White House, Henrietta Nesbit, FDR was used to good food, he was from the Hudson Valley, she fed him the same thing every day, FDR hated her, he loved Martha Washington's crab soup, most presidents eat what is in front of them, hot dogs, Harry S Truman, he was a farmer, had simple tastes, hamburger soup, Ronald Reagan, his favorite dish was macaroni and cheese, Andrew Jackson was well known for bringing a huge wheel of cheddar cheese to a dinner, rowdy parties at the White House, Reagan had a ton at jelly beans for his inauguration, the Navy always ate well, The Eagle House, Williamsville, suburb of Buffalo, 184 years old, 1st hotel license and 2nd liquor license in New York State, http://www.secretsfromthewhitehousekitchens.com/,

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