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Old August 26th, 2004, 05:56 PM
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"Brian" wrote

From the Internet, I learned that GH was an American/German guru who

started
a health food cult in the US in the 1920s and founded Modern Foods Inc.
Maybe I've missed previous mention of their products in this NG but any
comments would be of interest.


Back in the 80's, after having discovered his "Spike" seasoning, I ran into
one of his cookbooks in a flea market. If I recall correctly, it was written
in the thirties or forties. The recipes were WAY ahead of their time. He was
into undercooking vegetables and strong proponent of tofu. I'm sorry I no
longer have the book, I'd like to go back and see what he had to say about
high-carb foods.


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"Brian" wrote

From the Internet, I learned that GH was an American/German guru who

started
a health food cult in the US in the 1920s and founded Modern Foods Inc.
Maybe I've missed previous mention of their products in this NG but any
comments would be of interest.


Back in the 80's, after having discovered his "Spike" seasoning, I ran into
one of his cookbooks in a flea market. If I recall correctly, it was written
in the thirties or forties. The recipes were WAY ahead of their time. He was
into undercooking vegetables and strong proponent of tofu. I'm sorry I no
longer have the book, I'd like to go back and see what he had to say about
high-carb foods.


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Old August 26th, 2004, 05:56 PM
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"Brian" wrote

From the Internet, I learned that GH was an American/German guru who

started
a health food cult in the US in the 1920s and founded Modern Foods Inc.
Maybe I've missed previous mention of their products in this NG but any
comments would be of interest.


Back in the 80's, after having discovered his "Spike" seasoning, I ran into
one of his cookbooks in a flea market. If I recall correctly, it was written
in the thirties or forties. The recipes were WAY ahead of their time. He was
into undercooking vegetables and strong proponent of tofu. I'm sorry I no
longer have the book, I'd like to go back and see what he had to say about
high-carb foods.


 




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