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WHAT SCHOOL LUNCH LOOKED LIKE EACH DECADE SINCE 1900
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VINTAGE SCHOOL LUNCH RECIPES AND MENUS (1916-1960)
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RETRO SCHOOL DINNER FOODS THAT WILL MAKE YOU NOSTALGIC
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20 SCHOOL CAFETERIA RECIPES THAT'LL SPARK NOSTALGIA
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THE MOST POPULAR RECIPES OF THE 1970S
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Author Sarra Sedghi
- Cheese Ball III. People were all about finger food in the 1970s, and cheese balls were especially popular. Cheese balls were a common appetizer for the same reasons they're still beloved today: they're simple to make, super sharable, and please crowds no matter where they're served.
- Stuffed Artichoke Hearts. The stuffed celery of the 1960s paved the way for more adventurous stuffing ideas in the 1970s and beyond. Snackable yet satisfying, stuffed vegetables made a perfect hors d'oeuvre course at dinner parties.
- Brown Bean Chowder. Brown bean chowder was a popular dish served at Tulsa-area public schools during the 1970s. The thick bean chowder was served on the same day as cinnamon rolls, which made kids extra excited.
- Green Goddess Dip. Green goddess salad dressing was created at San Francisco's Palace Hotel in 1923. The herby dressing went mainstream in the early 1970s, when Seven Seas created a bottled version that was far more accessible.
- Idaho-Style Finger Steaks. Idaho finger steaks first surfaced in 1957 at a Boise restaurant called Milo's Torch Lounge as a method of using up extra tenderloin scraps.
- Slow Cooker 5-Mushroom Barley Soup. Women entered the workforce in record numbers during the 1970s, which left less time and energy to whip up elaborate dinners.
- Pineapple Chicken. 1960s and 1970s America was obsessed with Hawaiian and Polynesian culture, as evidenced by Tiki bar culture and the overwhelming popularity of pineapple dishes.
- Penne Primavera. Pasta Primavera may seem like a classic Italian dish, but it was actually invented in New York by Sirio Maccioni during the mid-1970s.
- Mom's Pineapple-Carrot Cake. Hawaii was the dominant producer of pineapples in the mid-20th century, and advancements in farming and transportation, as well as a fascination with all things tropical, paved the way for pineapple's popularity.
- Salmon Loaf. Unless you lived near water, fresh fish wasn't an everyday occurrence. Canned fish, particularly tuna and salmon, was popular in landlocked areas and incorporated into quick and easy dinners.
A PHOTO HISTORY OF AMERICAN SCHOOL LUNCHES - BON APPETIT
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THE HISTORY OF SCHOOL LUNCH | THE HISTORY KITCHEN | PBS FOOD
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