March is a super changeable month, and this week, as opposed to last week, we have some very spring-like weather! So, this week, I’ve handpicked a springlike, Lenten 7-day meal plan directly from my 1950s menus, taking the guesswork out of your weekly dining. So rediscover the joy of cooking from scratch with these comforting […]
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Step back in time to the 1950s with a classic recipe that brings a touch of California to your kitchen: Hollywood Orange Rolls. These delectable treats were not just a favorite in 1950s homes; they were also made popular in tearooms around the United States for the “Ladies Who Lunch” set. Vintage Hollywood Orange Rolls
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Ah, March has arrived with a wintry chill, making it the perfect time for hearty, comforting meals straight from the oven. As we transition into this early March weather, I’ve curated a vintage meal plan to warm both body and soul. Let’s face it, planning meals can often feel overwhelming, even with a plethora of
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Some days it feels like capsule wardrobes are everywhere, but they’re truly nothing new. Nearly every midcentury fashion guidebook boasts a selection of essential pieces. Yet, at times, having these items laid out in a simple list can be a great help, especially if you’re looking to craft a timeless summer capsule wardrobe. So, here’s
Let’s face it, even with ALL the recipes, planning meals can still be a daunting task. That’s why I’ve curated a 7-day vintage meal plan that takes the guesswork out of your weekly menu. This meal plan is taken directly from my 1950s menus for breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. So try them and rediscover the
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Is there just one thing you can do to make your home clean, comfortable, and company-ready all the time? I’ve been there. I’ve been the mom who talked to her sister on the porch because she was too ashamed to let her in. I’ve been the mom blearily washing out a milk cup at 5
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Who knew that the hardest part of being a housewife is figuring out dinner every. single. day.? Apparently, vintage home ec did, because I have SO MANY cook-from-scratch dinner ideas from before 1950. WHOLE BOOKS of a dinner (and breakfast. and lunch.) for every DAY of the year. It makes planning dinner so much easier
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Arithmetic is to mathematics what phonics is to reading–essential! The early years of teaching math should not be devoted to critical thinking; that’s like teaching how to write book reports before you can write letters! Children need the basics first so that they can understand math when they reach algebra and calculus. I wrote about
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This week continues the late winter comfort food, served up in three hearty, stick-to-your-ribs, home-cooked square meals every day, but with a twist! This week, we begin a season of fasting in preparation for the joy of Easter, and you will see the austerity of the season reflected in the menus of the week. Step
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A Tradwife is the modern aesthetic social media vision of the classic 1950s housewife. She’s not your typical stay-at-home mom – oh no! Instead she floats around your home in flawless gracious living. Her domicile is spick and span, and her children are clean and neat. With a penchant for cooking family meals from scratch
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