This year make some vintage Thanksgiving recipes to bring back memories and enjoy some of the delicious Thanksgiving dishes that have been passed down for generations.
In my family, we always have a potluck for Thanksgiving. It’s a large family so we get to try so many different dishes and so many are vintage Thanksgiving recipes that have been passed down over the years.
These vintage dishes always bring back memories and often get people talking about their memories of the people that have passed them down. For example, my great grandma’s pineapple and coconut pies often make an appearance and we all share memories of her, we have a lot because she was a very important part of our family.
Looking at these vintage Thanksgiving recipes may spark memories for you as well. Often we slowly stop making the older recipes and it can be fun to bring them back so maybe one of these will be familiar to you.
You can also check out the 1950s Thanksgiving menu I have shared for more recipes and a full menu you could try out this year. And if you are looking for the best ways to cook a turkey, I’ve got you covered for that as well.
Before you start checking out these delicious vintage Thanksgiving recipes be sure to get my Thanksgiving planner so you can write them down and remember to try them out.
Vintage Thanksgiving Recipes
Try some of these delicious vintage Thanksgiving recipes this year and spark some memories.
This easy vintage ham recipe is delicious and a perfect main dish for Thanksgiving.
This thanksgiving cheese ball has been being made since the 70s and the recipe has been passed down from generation to generation.
Scalloped Potatoes are an easy potato side dish made with thinly sliced potatoes and onions layered in a homemade cream sauce and baked until golden and bubbly. Learn How to Make Scalloped Potatoes and enjoy this classic comfort food with friends and family for Thanksgiving!
This fun cranberry dessert recipe is going to be a crowd-pleaser and only takes minutes to whip up.
Cranberry Jello Salad is a sweet-tart dessert salad loaded with crushed pineapple, chopped pecans, cranberries, and a tangy cream cheese topping! It's perfect to serve for Thanksgiving dinner, Christmas dinner, or any night of the year!
Lawry’s copycat creamed corn is a vintage recipe from
The 50s. It’s the perfect accompaniment to any fall meal.
You have to try this creamy, sweet, and classic cranberry fluff salad! Perfect on your holiday table, this dessert salad is packed full of tangy cranberries along with other sweet fruits. Creamy whipped topping and mini marshmallows bring it all together.
Traditional Sweet Potato Casserole Recipe made with smooth and creamy mashed sweet potatoes and topped with brown sugar, pecans, and gooey mini marshmallows. Everyone’s favorite sweet and savory sweet potato side dish and a must-have on any Thanksgiving table.
This is by far the best oyster stuffing recipe! It only requires a few simple ingredients, it’s so easy to make and the flavors are amazing together. Plus, it’s so creamy and crunchy and has the perfect savory flavor.
This Ol-Fashioned Cranberry Salad is a classic vintage Thanksgiving dish that tastes as good today as it did when grandma made it 50 years ago.
Vintage Prune Cake was made popular in the 60s and is still a favorite Thanksgiving dessert today!
These Old Fashioned Yeast Rolls Recipe are rich, fluffy, salty, a little sweet, and absolutely delicious.
Want a fun and unique way to make potatoes this Thanksgiving? Try this delicious cheesy potato casserole. You can even prep it ahead of time.
Giblet Gravy is a vintage Thanksgiving recipe that has withstood the test of time. Speaking of time, you can put this classic Thanksgiving recipe together in just 20 minutes!
Classic 1970s ambrosia salad recipe! This traditional ambrosia salad recipe takes just 7 ingredients and 5 minutes to make.
Planning Vintage Thanksgiving
If you want to plan a vintage Thanksgiving this year you want to be organized. In the past, they would have used a notebook but now we have so many options to help us stay on track.
I have a printable Thanksgiving planner available that is great for planning a modern or vintage Thanksgiving meal. It will help you stay on track, make grocery lists, keep track of recipes, and more.
You can also use this free Thanksgiving week planner. It has fewer bells and whistles than my full Thanksgiving planner but if you don’t need as much help it can still help you get planned.
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