This was the first recipe ever to be distributed on a Campbell’s can.
Tomato soup … in a cake? We tried the Campbell's recipe from 1949 By Terri Peters Bored with your tomato soup...
Detroit City Limits
It’s Sunday and time for another round of…What’s Your BEEF?
It’s time for “What’s Your Beef?” What bothered you this week? What irked you? What made you want to pound...
Doing it Chicago Style
by: , Jacob Dickey Sometimes comfort food is the way to go, and there’s nothing I love more than Italian...
Ready for St. Patrick’s Day? Try this..
by: Dean Richards Slow cooker corned beef and cabbage Ingredients: 1 corned beef brisket, 3-5 lbs 3 carrots peeled and cut...
What Came First, the Chicken or the Dumpling?
By Stacey Little I’m not sure what it is about a big ol’ pot of chicken and dumplings, but sometimes...
In the 1930s, it was common for people to buy slices of bologna at the deli and take it home and use it to prepare the lunch
The smell of fried bologna can take you right back to mama's kitchen table. A fried bologna (c'mon, we know...
Grilled cheese sandwiches have long been a favorite American comfort food. This version takes it to the next level
Garlic Bread Grilled Cheese Even though we understand the impulse to want to start eating grilled cheese as soon as...
Please join our table – “Recreating a lost recipe”
Karen Boughton I was going through our freezer and came across this big, beautiful boneless pork loin and it triggered...
One of the World’s Great Sandwiches Is Making a Comeback
Legend has it that the tuna melt was accidentally invented in the 1960s at the Woolworth’s lunch counter in Charleston,...
Made of small bits of meat, usually pork and veal because during the Great Depression, they were less expensive
by polishhousewife City Chicken isn’t actually chicken; it’s also been known as mock chicken. It’s sometimes thought of as a Polish...
