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- Roasted Potatoes. The practice of roasting and eating plant starches goes back 120,000 years, so it doesn't get much more old-fashioned than good old roasted potatoes.
- Classic Beef Stew. The practice of simmering meat in liquid over a fire goes back at least 5,000 years and perhaps as many as 20,000, so stew is another beloved dish that puts the "old" in "old-fashioned."
- Smoky Spanish Beef Stew. Various cultures have made beef stew their own by tweaking the particular herbs, spices, potatoes, and vegetables that make up the stew, along with the beef.
- Beef Stroganoff. Stroganoff is a Russian take on beef stew, and there's reason to believe it's been on the menu in what is now Petrograd since the mid 19th century (here's how it got its name, along with 39 other famous foods).
- Beef Goulash. Hungarian goulash was developed during the middle ages by eastern European shepherds in need of a reliable, long-lasting energy boost. When it made its way to America, what it lost in traditional smoky flavor (which came from paprika), it gained in noodles, making it one of America's classic, hearty "square meals in a pot."
- Coq au Vin. As we noted before, stews don't have to be made with beef. Chicken has long been an important ingredient in the stews of some cultures, including the French, whose tradition is to stew their chicken in red wine ("coq" means chicken and "au vin" means with wine).
- Chicken Provençal. Chicken Provençal refers to chicken flavored with herbs de Provence, a savory, almost floral mixture of green herbs like marjoram, rosemary, thyme, oregano, and sometimes lavender.
- Tamales. Tamales, if you've never tried them, are one of the world's first portable foods, consisting of corn-based dough wrapped around spiced and stewed meats and vegetables, then steamed in a banana leaf parcel.
- Chicken Pot Pie. Known as one of America's favorite comfort foods, pot pies appear to have origins in Greece with a vegetarian version, spanakopita. An early American version dates back to the first half of the 19th century, featuring potatoes, carrots, and onions and topped with a crust.
- Shepherd's Pie. Shepherd's pies are another classic meat pie, but instead of a pastry crust on top, they're topped with a whipped potato crust. Traditionally, the meat inside is lamb, which is why that's an option in our healthier version.
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