swedish meatballs Archives - thedancingcucumber.com thedancingcucumber.com Mon, 19 Oct 2020 15:46:06 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 These 1960s Food Trends Were Once All the Rage https://thedancingcucumber.com/these-1960s-food-trends-were-once-all-the-rage/ Tue, 20 Oct 2020 10:15:00 +0000 https://thedancingcucumber.com/?p=5965 The 1960s were a crazy time for food. Households began to embrace all kinds of weird food trends that look strange to us now but were the height of culinary popularity 50-60 years ago. So, what were some of the top favorites during this decade? Let’s check them out! Photo by Atharva Tulsi on Unsplash Onion dip is […]

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]]> The 1960s were a crazy time for food. Households began to embrace all kinds of weird food trends that look strange to us now but were the height of culinary popularity 50-60 years ago.

So, what were some of the top favorites during this decade? Let’s check them out!

Photo by Atharva Tulsi on Unsplash

Onion dip is now only ever seen on rare occasions at potlucks or Super Bowl parties, but it was a staple in many households during the 1960s. Sour cream, minced onions, and powdered French onion soup mix were the keys to making this crazy popular dip.

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Onion Dip, but make it healthy. Vegan, in fact. @nytcooking @yossyarefi has a recipe for Vegan Onion Dip that doesn’t disappoint (even for my fiancé who is skeptical of cashews in place of dairy ?) Easy and super satisfying – and who am I kidding, I’ll be dipping potato chips into this, not just snap peas. . . Football season is my favorite time of year, and it’s been on my mind recently so naturally I had to make one of my favorite game day snacks ? . . . . #veganeats #oniondip #chipsanddip #healthysnackideas #vegansnacks #nytcooking #huffposttaste #foodlover #foodporn #foodgasm #homecooking #foodblogfeed #eeeeats #Inmykitchen #cookingathome #healthysnack #thekitchn #foodie #foodblogger #Quarantinecooking #foodblogfeed #meatlessrecipes #seasonalrecipe #foodphotography

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Swedish Meatballs

Exotic meals weren’t all the rage back in these days, but for some reason people really became enamored with Swedish meatballs in the 1960s. A beef stock gravy including sour cream was the key to differentiating the more traditional version of meatballs from these Nordic beauties.

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TV Dinners

Although TV dinners were first introduced in the 1950s, they really took off in the following decade. A packaged frozen meal consisting of a main dish, a couple of side dishes, and a dessert became a cheap and convenient option for households that had less and less free time.

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]]> ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> swedish meatballs Archives - thedancingcucumber.com thedancingcucumber.com Mon, 19 Oct 2020 15:46:06 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 These 1960s Food Trends Were Once All the Rage https://thedancingcucumber.com/these-1960s-food-trends-were-once-all-the-rage/ Tue, 20 Oct 2020 10:15:00 +0000 https://thedancingcucumber.com/?p=5965 The 1960s were a crazy time for food. Households began to embrace all kinds of weird food trends that look strange to us now but were the height of culinary popularity 50-60 years ago. So, what were some of the top favorites during this decade? Let’s check them out! Photo by Atharva Tulsi on Unsplash Onion dip is […]

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]]> The 1960s were a crazy time for food. Households began to embrace all kinds of weird food trends that look strange to us now but were the height of culinary popularity 50-60 years ago.

So, what were some of the top favorites during this decade? Let’s check them out!

Photo by Atharva Tulsi on Unsplash

Onion dip is now only ever seen on rare occasions at potlucks or Super Bowl parties, but it was a staple in many households during the 1960s. Sour cream, minced onions, and powdered French onion soup mix were the keys to making this crazy popular dip.

View this post on Instagram

Onion Dip, but make it healthy. Vegan, in fact. @nytcooking @yossyarefi has a recipe for Vegan Onion Dip that doesn’t disappoint (even for my fiancé who is skeptical of cashews in place of dairy ?) Easy and super satisfying – and who am I kidding, I’ll be dipping potato chips into this, not just snap peas. . . Football season is my favorite time of year, and it’s been on my mind recently so naturally I had to make one of my favorite game day snacks ? . . . . #veganeats #oniondip #chipsanddip #healthysnackideas #vegansnacks #nytcooking #huffposttaste #foodlover #foodporn #foodgasm #homecooking #foodblogfeed #eeeeats #Inmykitchen #cookingathome #healthysnack #thekitchn #foodie #foodblogger #Quarantinecooking #foodblogfeed #meatlessrecipes #seasonalrecipe #foodphotography

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Swedish Meatballs

Exotic meals weren’t all the rage back in these days, but for some reason people really became enamored with Swedish meatballs in the 1960s. A beef stock gravy including sour cream was the key to differentiating the more traditional version of meatballs from these Nordic beauties.

View this post on Instagram

????

A post shared by ?Allting gott? (@alltinggottt) on

TV Dinners

Although TV dinners were first introduced in the 1950s, they really took off in the following decade. A packaged frozen meal consisting of a main dish, a couple of side dishes, and a dessert became a cheap and convenient option for households that had less and less free time.

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