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- Classic Meatloaf. Even if you have nightmares of cafeteria meatloaf, giving this classic another shot can make you realize why this staple was such a hit.
- Southern-Style Cornmeal Catfish with Tomato Gravy. Fried fish has always come across tables as a dinner standard, but it gets harder and harder to find fried catfish on the menu at most dinners.
- Chicken and Dumplings. Whether you grew up in the North or the South, you've likely tried some variant of this classic dish that has stretched far and wide across America.
- Classic Green Bean Casserole. Everyone remembers their first green bean casserole, likely made with cream of mushroom soup and fried onion straws. Even if you eventually burnt out on this dish as a kid, now is the perfect time to explore the casserole again.
- Braised Sweetbreads Eugenie. Searching for ingredients off the beaten path always ensures you can find some good throwback recipes. Sweetbreads, a type of organ meat, have slowly crawled back into culinary fashion, so why not experience a blast from the distant past with this rich and scrumptious recipe?
- Brown Butter Honey-Glazed Carrots. Sometimes, simplicity brings out the best flavors from quality ingredients. This old-fashioned recipe takes that mentality to heart by pairing fresh carrots with a sweet and rich honey butter glaze.
- Honey-Glazed Ham and Cheddar Muffins. When you imagine an old-fashioned Sunday meal, each table spread probably includes a baked ham and bread offered up for everyone.
- Hamburg Steaks. You probably haven't thought about Hamburg steaks in quite some time, but there's no reason you shouldn't take a crack at this once-popular staple.
- Sunday Chili. It's harder to find Sunday Chili on home menus nowadays. This classic not only provides a cumin kick to liven up any night, and one big pot could last for days.
- Root Beer-Glazed Ham. In the '50s and '60s, home cooks paired novel items in ways you might never have expected. While many of these recipes deserve to have died out, some deserve a second chance.
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