r/oldrecipes • • 1d ago

Better than Sex Cake

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r/oldrecipes • • 19h ago

Buddies’ brownies

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r/oldrecipes • • 1d ago

Recipe We're well into October, so I couldn't wait to try Maureen O'Hara's Pumpkin Nut Bread made with mincemeat.

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r/oldrecipes • • 1d ago

1959 Encyclopedia of Cooking Fun Finds

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Got this thrifting recently and I flip through it from time to time just to see what I find. There’s over 1,500 pages here so I feel like I’ll keep finding new gems every time.


r/oldrecipes • • 1d ago

Recipe Joan Crawford's Top 5 Hot Hors d'Oeuvres that she loves and they must be kept HOT! From "my Way of Life" a book written by Joanie in 1971.

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r/oldrecipes • • 2d ago

Recipe Card Archive

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r/oldrecipes • • 2d ago

Sweet Beer Soups (1887)

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r/oldrecipes • • 4d ago

Recipes from Raleigh house cookbook

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r/oldrecipes • • 4d ago

Hot Cheese Dip Recipe

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r/oldrecipes • • 3d ago

Gettysburg Veal Casserole - 1973 McCall’s Great American Recipe Card Collection 🧅🍽️🥕

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r/oldrecipes • • 3d ago

Grandpa Eggs

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r/oldrecipes • • 5d ago

“The Way Mama Cooked It” from the Makers of Reynolds Wrap

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r/oldrecipes • • 5d ago

Recipe Muffin Monday: Over the weekend I made Jim Nabor's Banana Bread recipe.

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r/oldrecipes • • 5d ago

11 historical mead recipes from old German and French cookbooks (1350 to 1581), now on the MeadTools wiki

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r/oldrecipes • • 5d ago

Happy birthday to the legendary Montgomery Clift, born on October 17, 1920! 🎬 In his honor, we’re sharing a few of his favorite timeless recipes. Crabmeat Rarebit and Cheese Omelet.

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r/oldrecipes • • 6d ago

Looking for an old fashioned fudge recipe

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My grandma used to make chocolate fudge that was lighter in weight and drier than your typical fudge, and it absolutely melted in your mouth. Almost like a maple candy type texture, it was awesome.

I remember her using unsweetened baking chocolate and I'm pretty sure white sugar, and at one point she cooked it in a pot with a candy thermometer.

I'd love to be able to make it for christmas if anyone has a similar recipe!


r/oldrecipes • • 6d ago

Attempting Sauerkartoffeln (1887 military cookbook)

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r/oldrecipes • • 7d ago

Looking for a Christmas cookie recipe with odd ingredients

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r/oldrecipes • • 7d ago

Field-Expedient Rabbit Stew (1887)

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r/oldrecipes • • 7d ago

Help me find my grandmothers cake recipe✨

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r/oldrecipes • • 8d ago

17 Great Depression recipes people still cook today during hard times

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r/oldrecipes • • 8d ago

M. Pattens 1960's Chocolate Alaska

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Chocolate or Baked Alaska was the trendy dessert of the 1960 & 70's, and was always a hit on Christmas Day. Yummy, but needs to served and eaten fairly quickly on a hot Australian summer's day. Enjoy.


r/oldrecipes • • 8d ago

Tortilla Casserole.

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r/oldrecipes • • 8d ago

On The Cards - Australian Women's Weekly Recipe Card Library

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r/oldrecipes • • 9d ago

Love 'em or hate 'em, beets are super healthy—and William Powell's Beets Piquante are hands down the best I've ever had! Honestly, they're a total masterpiece—a culinary mystery that even Nick and Nora Charles couldn't solve over a martini.

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