Nov. 24, 2021

Today we're thankful for...1950s recipes

Today we're thankful for...1950s recipes

Today we're thankful for...1950s recipes!

One of the things I love about doing this research for the show, is that I find so many funny, cool gems in the old newspapers. I came across this recipe and I just had to share!

It’s a “salad” (which in Minnesota means anything served cold, basically) from 1957. Let me know if you need me to type up the recipe for you, LOL!

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Amy's the one who dragged this whole wild ride into existence. A Minneapolis native and true crime junkie, she has a knack for unearthing long-buried stories and a love of all things vintage (including cocktails and curse words). She’s also a podcast producer by trade, so you can thank her for making this all sound so good. Amy enjoys long walks through newspaper archives and short sprints to the liquor cabinet.

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