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A Recipe for Fun

Dear Editor, What a fun article by Kris Manty going down memory lane with the article about the history of Jell-O Molds! (“Jell-O-Mold Madness,” Antique Trader, May 1, 2021).

In the late ’70s, I started a local catering company. Entertaining at home with cocktail parties was booming. Along with the usual beef tenderloin platters, veg trays and Brie Cheese En Croute was also a molded salad of some sort. Tomato Aspic with Mayonnaise was also on every buffet table. My signature “molded’ item though was this gem: “Principio Crab Mold” as a hearty appetizer served with crackers from

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