2 Hours of Forgotten Dinners Your Grandparents Ate to Survive!

2 Hours of Forgotten Dinners Your Grandparents Ate to Survive!

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0:00 Intro
00:15 Stuffed Peppers
01:17 Classic Tuna Noodle Casserole
02:16 Porcupine Meatball In Tangy Sauce
03:25 Eggless Pancake
04:10 Milk Toast
05:02 Hungry Man Dinner
05:56 Sausage Gravy And Biscuit
06:46 Stuffed Pork Chop
07:38 Oysters Rockefeller
08:37 Squirrel Stew
09:36 Vinaigrette
10:35 Spoiled And Repurposed Ingredient
14:00 Tripe
15:06 Hungarian Goulash
15:59 Green Bean Casserole
16:59 Blueberry Cobbler
18:03 Rice And Risine
18:54 Apple Nut Bread Pudding
19:43 Jeno’s Pizza Rolls
20:38 Beef Stew
21:20 Crab Louie
22:12 Galantine Of Chicken
23:03 Rabbit Pie
23:53 Cracker And Peanut Butter Sandwiches
24:45 Honey And Molasses
27:12 Fatback
28:08 Biscuit And Sausages Gray
28:56 Squash Casserole
29:48 Cherry Cola Pulled Pork
30:56 Bread Pudding
31:44 Egg Drop Soup
32:33 Mrs Paul’s Fish Sticks
33:18 Pot Roast
34:02 Chicken Divan
34:48 Cornish Game Ham
36:37 Stuffed Hearts
37:18 Powdered Eggs
38:19 Mock Dishes
41:03 Cracklins
42:02 Scalloped Chicken Casserole
42:49 Tamale Pie
43:42 Osso Bucco With Gremolata
44:45 Cornmeal Mash
45:36 Oatmeal Cake
46:26 Friendly’s Watermelon Roll
47:12 Meatloaf With Mashed Potatoes
48:01 Sole Meuniere
48:57 Coq Au Vin
50:51 Pigeon Pie
51:38 Spam Dishes
52:35 Depression Cake
53:50 Pot Likker
54:38 Meat And Potato Patties
55:24 Easy Shepherd’s Pie
56:21 Canned Carrots
57:41 Frieds Potatoes Skins
58:19 Cabbage And Noodles
59:08 Banquet Fried Chicken
59:54 Baked Ziti
1:00:47 Eggplant Parmesan
1:01:46 Peach Chicken
1:02:38 Bear Meat
1:03:32 Canned Beans With Hot Dogs
1:04:19 Fried Dough Delights
1:07:03 Potted Meat
1:07:48 Lamb Stew
1:08:37 Cabbage Roll Casserole
1:09:20 Pork Cassoulet
1:10:37 Molasses Cookies
1:11:29 Creamed Chipped Beef On Toast
1:12:22 Aunt Jemima Frozen Pancakes
1:13:13 Brown Butter Sweet Potato Pie
1:14:02 Veal Marsala
1:14:54 Rabbit Stew
1:15:47 Veal And Ham Pie
1:16:35 Canned Vegetable With Vinegar
1:17:20 Beverages
1:20:09 Hoppin John
1:21:04 Chicken-fried Steak
1:22:06: Cheesy Scalloped Potatoes
1:23:13 Chicken Cacciatore
1:24:28 Slumgullion
1:25:15 Bean Soup
1:26:01 Morton Pot Pie’
1:26:46 Southern Skillet Cornbread
1:27:35 Veal Parmigiana
1:27:35 Tournedos Rossini
1:29:25 Ration Stew
1:30:03 Creamed Spinach & Pearl Onion
1:30:47 Baked Ziti
1:31:33 Pea And Ham Soup
1:32:38 Potato Soup
1:33:21 Prine Pudding
1:33:59 Ellio’s Pizza
1:34:44 Shrimp And Grits
1:35:31 Moussaka
1:36:18 Lamb Shanks
1:37:15 Vienna Sausages
1:38:06 Swiss Steak
1:39:03 Shipwreck Casserole
1:39:52 Hot Water Cornbread
1:40:34 Depression Cake
1:41:30 Kid Cuisine
1:42:19 Buttermilk Biscuit
1:43:04 Chicken Marengo
1:44:00 Split Pea Soup
1:44:52 Turkey Noodle Casserole
1:45:44 Potted Hough
1:46:31 Chicken Divan Casserole
1:47:31 Chicken Feet
1:48:35 Eggplant Parmesan Casserole
1:49:24 Collard Green With Ham Hocks
1:50:08 Head Cheese
1:50:49 Ham And Potato Casserole
1:51:38 Oatmeal Meatloaf
1:52:27 Twice-baked Potatoes
1:53:07 Scrapple
1:54:05 Coffee Substitutes
1:56:04 Schwartz Rouladen
1:57:20 Scrapple
1:58:08 Sauerbraten
1:59:09 Egg Drop Soup
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[nygalflheart]

Watching the full replay! Love your they are amazing! These meals take me back!!

[USAgricultureCheck]

"It’s incredible how our grandparents made so much with so little. These recipes are more than meals — they’re survival, love, and legacy on a plate. Thank you for bringing them back! ❤ Who else here grew up eating at least one of these?

[tomtroy]

I have never forgotten biscuits and gravy they're my favorite! With lots and lots of black pepper

[lauren]

Happy to see that you made clear the Lamb/ Beef debate..x from UK

[Starbuck]

I beg to differ on the disappearance of chicken fried steak! I still make it and so does my daughter! We love it! And I think it’s still on the menus of some restaurants! It’s to good to simply disappear!
I’m not complaining, just correcting the fact! You brought back a lot of good memories that I am thankful for!

[rubylady]

Not me, watching this and realizing that I ate a lot of these growing up in the 80’s and 90’s because my depression era Grandma lived with our family for my whole life 😂😂😂

[avondalemama]

I still make Porcupine meatballs, when I think of it. They’re really delicious. 😊

[cupcakefoodi]

The 70s.. we're the best. You got meals from all the way back to the late 1800s from your great-grandfather's parents. Then the 20s, 50s, and 70s. ❤❤ great food.

[admiralgran]

Kind of confused - biscuits and gravy are the most common breakfast I can think of. Stuffed pork chops, very common too.. Crackers with peanut butter are still very common, can even buy premade ones at Walmart and many other stores. There is more but it seems that many of these things are not limited to what our grandparents ate, but are still common things now.

[lauren]

I made stuffed peppers just last week, always do when i think of it.

[wendiethomas]

I feel old I remember when hungry man came out and I still make these dishes to this day

[miradfalco]

Using stale bread isn't a desperation tactic, it's a practical way to cut back on how often you needed to bake. Baking larger batches once a week or so saved on fuel, and freed up time to do other tasks. The dry bread could combine with other ingredients to turn into any number of dishes, and would store more reliably. (Bread dumplings, bread pudding, milk toast, sippets for soup, etc)

[SltoonAlmutawa]

I was in Gucci today and the SA told me they can’t often tell the difference between the authentic and kisluxs 's bags. Surprised to hear that from an SA.

[gwen]

2 hours just too long for me to commit…

[tvunbte]

These are no longer our choice today it’s because of the ingredients
We are more likely to go to healthier foods

[johnteill_]

What's the difference between "milk toast" and "French toast"

[bwenluck]

Sorry, I draw the line at squirrels and pigeons....

[EswarNeon]

By comparing replicas with genuine items, you can learn how to identify the authenticity of a bag. I think kisluxs also has artistic value. This change allowed me to devote more resources to a true art collection while maintaining my own style.

[sherrycavanagh]

Brunswick stew in NC is made with BBQ pork