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1950s Recipes We Loved (and Still Do)

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Remember crown roasts, molded salads and crab puffs? | | We're coming to your area with our all-new

Remember crown roasts, molded salads and crab puffs? | [View as web page]( | [Email preferences]( [Taste of Home TOP 10 RECIPES]( We're coming to your area with our all-new 2017 Happiest Holiday Tour! [Find a show.]( [TOH Live]( [Tuna Mushroom Casserole]( [1]( [Tuna Mushroom Casserole]( I love to serve this dressed-up version of a tuna casserole. The green beans add nice texture, color and flavor. The first time I made this dish, my uncle asked for seconds even though tuna casseroles are not usually his favorite. —Jone Furlong, Santa Rosa, California [Get Recipe]( [Pina Colada Molded Salad]( [3]( [Pina Colada Molded Salad]( [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Favorite Coconut Cake]( [3]( [Favorite Coconut Cake]( [Party Crab Puffs]( [4]( [Party Crab Puffs]( You Might Like [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Tasty Meat Pie]( [5]( [Tasty Meat Pie]( [Lemon Tea Cookies]( [6]( [Lemon Tea Cookies]( [Recipes from the 1960s]( [Recipes from the 1960s]( Get a taste of the '60s with vintage-inspired recipes fit for a baby boomer. [Get Recipes]( [Vintage Department Store Lunches]( [Vintage Department Store Lunches]( Travel back in time to department store lunch counters. [Get Recipes]( [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Crown Roast with Apricot Dressing]( [7]( [Crown Roast with Apricot Dressing]( [Artichoke Mushroom Caps]( [8]( [Artichoke Mushroom Caps]( [Vanilla Bean Angel Food Cake]( [9]( [Vanilla Bean Angel Food Cake]( [Split Pea Soup with Ham]( [10]( [Split Pea Soup with Ham]( [25 Gorgeous Grape Recipes]( [25 Gorgeous Grape Recipes]( Sweet-tangy grapes are the star of fluffy salads and relishes. [Get Recipes]( [39 Ways to Make Meat Loaf]( [39 Ways to Make Meat Loaf]( Glaze it with ketchup, smother it with cheese, or stir in some salsa. [Get Recipes]( Follow Us [Facebook]( [Pinterest]( [Twitter]( [Google+]( [YouTube]( [Instagram]( [Email Preferences]( [Privacy Policy]( Up]( To manage your Taste of Home e-mail preferences, please [click here](. This email was sent to: {EMAIL} Copyright 2017 RDA Enthusiast Brands All rights reserved 1610 North 2nd Street, Suite 102 Milwaukee, WI 53212

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