Smooth, creamy and chewy! This easy no-bake dessert has stood the test of time and been passed down for many generations.

Sweet and super simple to make. This old-fashioned recipe has stood the test of time for good reasons.

Sweet, silky and melt-in-your-mouth good. There’s a reason this vintage recipe has stood the test of time!

The closest you can get to the Old-Fashioned Cobbler while staying 100% healthy.

Good old-fashioned pie like grandma used to make. This mouthwatering dessert will melt in your mouth and be a hit with your family.

Vintage Cherry Chip Layer Cake made from scratch is bursting with sweet cherry flavor and tinted pink from maraschino cherry juice!

Creamy Vidalia Onion Dip ~ this deliciously addictive dip is a lighter version of the classic onion soup mix dip that we all grew up eating.

Easy homemade butter cake filled with pieces of plump apricot and topped with a sprinkle of cinnamon sugar!

This Ritz Cracker & Grape Jelly Icebox Cake is an old fashioned, no bake, 3-ingredient dessert the whole family will love!

A vintage tropical-flavored rum cocktail remade for current day celebrating. Definitely a serious sipper!

Cherries Jubilee with Vanilla Ice Cream is a simple but exotic flambeed dessert everyone will love!

This Bijou cocktail recipe is a classic drink that combines the wonderful flavours of dry Gin, Green Chartreuse, sweet Vermouth and orange b

A Sloe Gin Fizz is a deliciously light and easy drinking cocktail that was popular in the 70’s. See how they made it the old fashioned way!

Bringing back a holiday favorite — My Grandmother’s Bourbon Balls! Easy no-bake cookies with just 5 ingredients!

This Rum Raisin Apple Brown Betty revives an American classic. Inspired by history, this simple thrifty dessert is sure to please in any era

Vintage Veggie Abundance Bowl — I call leftovers “vintage cuisine!” Promise, they become tastier! Try it!

Isabella Grape Jam: Heard it through the grapevine…

We threw a Vintage Tea Party! You can find ideas for decoration, tips and recipes for your own Tea Party . (in German)

Inspired by a recipe in the 1930 Savoy Cocktail Book, the Seventh Heaven Cocktail is gin forward and strong, making it a fun vintage drink.

Maple Walnut Ice Cream ~ this classic New England flavor is sweetened with pure maple syrup, and loaded with crunchy walnuts.

Soft, creamy and chocolatey, this 1950’s Simple Refrigerator Fudge recipe will surely bring a smile to your face.

Based on a recipe from the 1950’s, these Bacon Wrapped Liverwurst Sliders is a fun culinary adventure to make for your next vintage party.