Found a 1970s recipe card with a torn corner, the missing bit changed the whole dish
Pulled a box of old recipe cards from a library book sale in Austin, and one card for "Aunt Ruth's Potato Casserole" had a corner ripped off right where the cheese amount should be. I made it twice, once guessing a cup and once using a half cup, and the texture went from gloopy to perfect. Anyone else find that a missing detail in an old manuscript makes you try way more variations than if the whole thing was intact?