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Irish cuisine has long been rooted in the principle of nourishment through simplicity.

Few dishes are as universally beloved as perfectly fried fish.

From the pages of Betty Crocker’s Guide to Easy Entertaining (1959), this recipe hails from the chapter on “Midnight Suppers,” perfect for busy adults.

Cod has been a cornerstone of New England cuisine for centuries, prized for its mild flavor and flaky texture.

Roasted Duck has been a culinary delight for centuries.

Za'atar is a beloved Middle Eastern spice blend.

At Christmastime in Sweden, Kalvsylta is a traditional offering.

What to Serve and How to Prepare It contains many sandwich suggestions that may be unfamiliar to 21st century palates.

The hot dog as we know it today emerged in the United States in the late 1800s, thanks to German immigrants.

The Economical Cook Book (1905) recommends this recipe for mutton chops; the term “lamb” is used loosely in the United States, and often refers to an adult sheep.