25 New Year's Forgotten Recipes No One Makes Anymore!

Ever wonder about the New Year's foods that brought festive cheer to holiday parties but have since become a thing of the past? Join us as we revisit 25 New Year's foods From The 1970s once delighted taste buds and captured the magic of the season. Whether you're a foodie, a history buff, or just curious about the past, this video is sure to delight and surprise.It’s time to stroll down memory lane and rediscover these forgotten New Year's foods. Let’s get started.

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Chapter:
00:00 Intro
00:24 Aspic-Covered Vegetables
01:29 Lobster Thermidor
02:18 Liver Mousse
03:10 Candle Salad
04:06 Jellied Meat Loaf
05:05 Boiled Tongue
06:00 Crown Roast
06:44 Fruitcake
07:32 Mock Turtle Soup
08:36 Stuffed Celery with Cheese Spread
09:30 Oysters Rockefeller
10:30 Creamed Onions
11:24 Ambrosia Salad
12:12 Baked Alaska
13:06 Deviled Ham Dip
14:02 Pickled Pig’s Feet
15:01 Caviar Stuffed Eggs
16:11 Herring Salad
17:15 Gelatin Ring Mold
18:12 Chipped Beef on Toast
19:18 Duck à l’Orange
29:19 Trifle with Jello Layers
21:18 New Year’s Steamed Pudding
22:17 Tomato Aspic

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