Remember Jo Jo Potatoes? Slightly spicy, crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside and oh-so-retro. These are baked, not fried!

Easy Appetizer: Bacon and Cream Cheese Rollups.

This fun cocktail has its roots in the classic version of the 1940’s but gives a nod to its popularity in the days of disco.

A retro recipe: Candied Carrots

Barbecue Chicken Pizza. This throwback dinner is the secret to prepping meals for the whole week.

A classic, rich, no-frills peanut butter cake.

This retro 1970s pineapple cheese ball is an amazing and amusing blast from the past.

Coconut Cream Pie – a diner classic, made at home. Tons of coconut flavor from the clever use of coconut milk.

Frosted Coconut Pineapple Upside Down Cake with cream cheese icing.

Revisit a retro-inspired dish with this chicken topped in a homemade cream of mushroom soup gravy!

This Retro Cake is a no-bake icebox cake featuring flavors of chocolate, raspberries, blueberries and cream.

Coca-Cola Jello Salad with Cherries – Who says jello salad isn’t a sexy side dish? This tastes good with turkey.

Anzac Biscuits: These delicious chewy cookies were sent out to soldiers in care-packages during WW1 and wow, they’re good!

Retro revival – Hot Baked Crab Dip.

Retro Kitchen: Apple Pie recipe From 1938.

I love a good kitsch pudding! It’s always nice to be able to surprise and delight your guests and this retro dessert fits the bill.

Try this retro cocktail with gin, Campari, and vermouth for your next happy hour drink!

Carrot Jam. An unusual but delicious jam based on one from Mrs Beeton’s 1865 recipe book. Tastes like apricot and is a lovely bright orange.

Having a retro themed party soon? Try these Koi Fish Shaped Salmon Rillettes that tastes amazing and at the same time wow your guests!

A Retro-Tastic recipe: Corn & Bologna Boots.

An update on a nostalgic classic: totally addictive Deviled Eggs with Tuna.

Cool, minty filling nestled into chocolate cookie cups.