From Baked Alaska to butterscotch pudding, here are 13 different retro dessert recipes we still love to indulge in.

But what about the classic recipes Grandma used to make ... From ambrosia salad to Jell-O forward dishes, here are some old-fashioned dessert recipes that have become classic cravings.

From Mom's Italian beef sandwiches to Aunt Marion's fruit salad dessert, you can now make these secret family recipes from ...

Sometimes, we overlook the humble ingredients that filled our grandmothers' pantries, dismissing them as old-fashioned or outdated ... for up to two years. Rice pudding, a recipe that's been ...

Forget the fast food; Grandma’s 31 recipes will have everyone racing to your kitchen ... Once it’s served, you can bet no one’s thinking about anything else for dessert. Old-Fashioned Mac and Cheese.

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The coziest classic dishes that would make Grandma ... pudding is a cross between cornbread, a cornmeal soufflé, and cornbread dressing and has long been one of our favorite side dishes. Few meals are ...

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Step into a time warp with a modern twist: Estelle’s interior blends rustic warmth with urban chic, like your grandma’s kitchen got a HGTV makeover ... you rethink your usual order. The Harmony Old ...

Order an old fashioned most places in the country, and you're probably going to get a pretty simple drink: whiskey with bitters and sugar. But order an old fashioned in Wisconsin and you'll get ...

Pudding rice is widely available in British supermarkets. Look for rice with plump, shiny, round grains. You do not have to soak pudding rice before use. Combine it with milk, eggs and nutmeg to ...

They're old-fashioned, Southern, and mostly slathered in mayonnaise. We asked our Southern Living readers for your favorite ...