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This is a classic, creamy salad that’s perfect for a light lunch or side dish.

Hospitality, published in 1922, offers a simple preparation of this frugal side dish.

Don't underestimate the celeriac.

This Mutton Venison recipe delivers a hearty main course.

A Bride’s Cookbook (1962) features a recipe for Béarnaise Sauce.

Salmon are not only delicious to eat, but are remarkable fish.

In the legendary Banquets of the Nations (1911), the “England” menu features this dessert sauce.

Real Simple features a great recipe for a simple roast turkey.

Cornbread has quite a bit of history.

Soupe Julienne (or Julienne Soup) is a light and flavorful broth filled with finely “julienned” vegetables.