This Depression-Era Salad Is The Definition Of Resourceful
The Great Depression required many Americans to get creative in the kitchen. This salad is a great example of a nutritious meal made from foraged food.
Read MoreThe Great Depression required many Americans to get creative in the kitchen. This salad is a great example of a nutritious meal made from foraged food.
Read MoreThere are all kinds of refreshing mixed drinks out there, but few cocktails are as bold or as bracing as President Harry S. Truman's old fashioned.
Read MoreBread is an integral part of many people's diets, so its cost is carefully observed. Too bad today's bread doesn't cost what it did in the 1950s.
Read MoreGinger Rogers surely worked up an appetite while rehearsing dance numbers with Fred Astaire, and there's one dish she craved at the end of the day.
Read MoreGive your cranberry sauce new life by preparing Julia Child's flavor-packed take on the classic holiday condiment that features these four ingredients.
Read MoreWhen you're not sure what to do for dinner, consider giving chicken a classic French twist. This flavorful spin will have you making it again and again.
Read MoreHigh egg prices have been a hot topic over the past year, but you might be surprised to learn how much a dozen of them cost in 1980.
Read MoreIn the White House's history, there are few days as infamous as the one in which a revelrous crowd nearly demolished the place. Here's what to know.
Read MoreDiscover the fascinating history of the rise and fall of eel pie. This street food was once a common sight in London and is now almost impossible to find.
Read MorePresident Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt absolutely adored this minty cocktail. In fact, he loved it so much that he often used it to charm his cabinet.
Read MoreOne Star-Wars-themed cereal from the 1980s was inspired by a lovable character, and it featured a special surprise inside for those who bought a box.
Read MoreCasseroles have long been a staple of American home cooking, so there are many you may not have tried. This old-school casserole should be top of your list.
Read MoreBread bowls are a popular way to serve chowder, but they had to move through both Medieval history and U.S. history to become a chowder-serving staple.
Read MoreIf you're driving through the Southwestern U.S., you might want to stop at this gas station chain founded in New Mexico in 1956 for its famous fried burrito.
Read MoreSome vintage appliances come and go, and then come back. Others, like this old-school drink-making item, aren't found much anymore in modern kitchens.
Read MoreIf you thought car hops and curbside service were lost to time, visit this vintage ice cream drive-in serving up sweet memories and sweeter scoops in Indiana.
Read MoreDiscover this spicy take on a Mexican classic that has several origin stories, blending Mexican tradition with Southern flavor in the Mississippi Delta.
Read MoreWhile celery does have its own mild taste, it also operates as something of a blank flavor canvas, and dishes like this retro appetizer can bring it to life.
Read MoreKeeping several soldiers fed is no small task. That's why the U.S. military developed a quick-and-filling recipe with dried beef as the key ingredient.
Read MoreLearn how potatoes played a surprising role in a WWII submarine battle, becoming one of the quirkiest little known legends in naval history.
Read MoreYou've likely never heard of this root vegetable, but it was once a favorite in Victorian times and has recently found its way back to modern-day kitchens.
Read MoreNot many sandwiches are quite as representative of a city as the Philly cheesesteak. But did you know when it was first created it didn't have cheese?
Read MoreThis sweet, bubbling East Coast classic is a dessert you don't want to miss. It's a comforting, low-key answer to your typical cobbler treat.
Read MoreIt's easy for nostalgia to influence memories of the past, but we can't help but wish modern fridges had shelving like the appliances of the 1940s to 1960s.
Read MoreFast food mascots were everywhere in the 1980s and 1990s, but only a few remain today. Here are the quirky characters we'd like to see in commercials again.
Read MoreThere are many grains on store shelves, though most can be divided into ancient or modern varieties. Here are the key differences between the two.
Read MoreInside a pharmacy once stood a restaurant famous for serving pancakes, burgers, and all-day favorites. Discover the story behind this nostalgic spot.
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