A collection of classic Christmas cookies from the '50s Click Americana
Shutterstock Like many Christmas favorites, plum pudding is a dish with British roots. Fact: There are no plums in plum pudding. The pudding (which is more like cake) was made with stale bread crumbs, scalded milk, raisins, figs, currants, wine brandy, suet, and spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves.
A collection of classic Christmas cookies from the '50s Click Americana
Yule Logs. Also known as a Buche de Noel, this rolled sponge cake is frosted with buttercream to look like bark and decorated with meringue mushrooms and marzipan holly. It's supposed to resemble the medieval Yule log that was burned to usher in the winter solstice. The cake was popularized in 19th century France.
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3 / 45 The 1910s: Christmas Morning Popovers Popovers have been a Christmas morning tradition in my family for 30 years. I get up early to make the popovers, then wake the family to begin opening gifts. When the popovers are ready, I serve them with lots of butter and assorted jams. My father-in-law began the tradition. —Sue A. Jurack Go to Recipe
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Fondue Melted cheese with bread and veggies - you can't go wrong! I will never understand why fondue sets and serving fondue went from a country-wide craze to a rare novelty. My vote: let's bring it back. Salmon mousse I'm a fan of salmon mousse, but I don't think we need the mold. Again - WHERE did this popular dish go?
1950s Christmas Traditions that Deserve a Comeback Taste of Home
As you can see from the decade's top recipes, the 1950s were all about the intersection of comfort food and convenience—casseroles and quick dishes like Chicken a la King and Welsh rarebit reigned supreme. Simple sides, classic cocktails, and unforgettable desserts were also huge and set the scene at dinner parties, which were all the rage.
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Dec 2020 Vintage Christmas Baking Ideas from the 1950s categories: 1950's, Vintage Christmas, vintage cooking This weekend I'm going to make candy cane rice krispies marshmallow "squares". It's about the level of baking or cooking I can handle this holiday season because I am just not good at domestic things like that.
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The joy of classic Christmas cookies from the '50s Introduction from Quad-City Times (Davenport, Iowa) December 15, 1954 The Christmas season is a time for all kinds of specialty foods. Among them, special Christmas cookies are probably the most fun to make.
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01 of 50 Christmas Snow Salad Jennifer Causey Originally from our November 1982 issue, this bright retro salad still deserves a spot on your Christmas buffet today. It's not only pretty, but it's a refreshing option to heavy holiday sides. Get The Recipe 02 of 50 Honey-Glazed Spiced Carrots Iain Bagwell
Here's What Christmas Looked Like in the 1950s Taste of Home
1950s Christmas Meal Plans These Christmas meal plans were created around different types of holiday meals, not just Christmas Day meal plans. They give a fun variety. These meal plans were also designed and promoted to be used for the busy homemaker. They said it was to help the homemaker "be out of the kitchen and in on the fun."
12 of the bestloved traditional holiday recipes (1950s) in 2020
Spritz Cookies This is the cookie I remember most about my Mom in the 1950s. She had a Mirro cookie press - and LOTS of cookie shape discs - that she used every Christmas. I recall her favorite shapes as the tree and the wreath. Funny - those are MY favorite shapes!
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1 / 10 via John Hafer/Reminisce Christmas Dinner Though menus shifted as new products came on the market, holiday fare always included recipes passed down through the generations. And the main course centered on an impressive cut of meat. Green bean casserole, invented in 1955 by Campbell Soup Co., remains a popular addition to holiday menus.
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12 traditional holiday recipes with walnuts (1950s) Categories: 1950s, Sauces & condiments, Vintage advertisements, Vintage bread recipes, Vintage Christmas, Vintage dessert recipes By The Click Americana Team Added or last updated December 22, 2020
Here's What Christmas Looked Like in the 1950s Taste of Home
1 / 61 Bread Pudding with Nutmeg I always make this bread pudding recipe for my dad on his birthday and on holidays. He says it tastes exactly like the bread pudding with nutmeg he enjoyed as a child. —Donna Powell, Montgomery City, Missouri Go to Recipe 2 / 61 Taste of Home Cathedral Cookies
1950s Christmas Desserts to Bring Back This Holiday Season Christmas
In the 1950s and 60s, it was popular for families to create the popcorn garland together, munching on the leftovers as they worked. Combine your own popcorn garland with these food-related ornaments for a fun food-themed tree. 4 / 8 Marion M.3/Shutterstock Orange Stocking Stuffers
1950s recipes for the holidays that aren't as loved today
Holiday fare from the 1950s ranged from fancy canapes to homey casseroles. Introduce any or all of these holiday recipes to your family this year. 1 / 26 Taste of Home Citrus-Molasses Glazed Ham We are always searching for new ways to utilize Florida citrus, which is plentiful during the holidays in our own backyard. I know you will enjoy this.
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24. Olive-cheese porcupine holiday appetizer (1960s) 25. Mighty Mousse tomato soup salad mold (1967) While not strictly a Christmas appetizer/salad, this baby is red and green with soup all over. Yep — this recipe is from Campbell's, and contains tomato soup, sour cream, gelatin, chicken, cucumber, olives and onion.
