I’m having a love affair with retro food and cooking art. It helps that I’m pretty keen on retro recipes as well. Lucky for me I haven’t succumb to the trendy whole foods/ clean foods/ pure foods/ organic everything and saturated fat nothing mumbo jumbo that so many of my generation has. Or is it unlucky? I guess it depends on the day and the scale.
Lots of others are like-minded in their nostalgia for recipes where ketchup and/ or Jell-O is the main ingredient. Well, they are at least nostalgic for the lovingly rendered illustrations of these concoctions.
I’ve compiled a few resources, to get us in the mood for the upcoming Holidays and all of the nostalgia-based cooking that comes with them.
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| Beef Porcupines |
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| Jello-O Cook Book Circa 1930 |
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| Pretty Jell-O Concoction (yes, yes, it's filled with peas and corn - probably from a can). |
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| Old magazine spread. The Caption says "Serve the rich fruity salad with mayonnaise and Celery-seed dressing" |
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| 1950's Appliance Ads |
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| Recipe from a 1958 Family Circle Magazine |
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| Let's all get together and dress like this. Such a lovely team, these ladies. |
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| A couple of REALLY scary Miracle Whip ads with Recipes circa 1973. |
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| Almonds-in-a-Haystack Appetizer. Hard to read what's inside, but I can only imagine.. |
I’m having a love affair with retro food and cooking art. It helps that I’m pretty keen on retro recipes as well. Lucky for me I haven’t succumb to the trendy whole foods/ clean foods/ pure foods/ organic everything and saturated fat nothing mumbo jumbo that so many of my generation has. Or is it unlucky? I guess it depends on the day and the scale.
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