20 recipes from Campbell's emergency dinner cookbook (1968)

20 recipes from Campbell's emergency dinner cookbook (1968) - Click Americana (2024)

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By The Click Americana Team
Added or last updatedMarch 24, 2021

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Emergency 1: Blown your food budget?

Campbell’s makes meals-for-pennies pay off in flavor

Recipes: Pot roast, frankfurter boats, Campbelled eggs, Skillet meatloaf

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Emergency 1: Part 2

Recipes: Spanish rice, Macaroni & cheese, Tuna supreme, Chicken crunch

Emergency 2: Listless leftovers

Campbell’s soup gives leftovers a fresh new lift.

Recipes:Tetrazzini, Shepherd’s pie, Scalloped potatoes and ham, hot meat sandwich

Emergency 3: Company coming?

Campbell’ssoup makes quick company meals out of everyday foods.

Recipes:Meatball stroganoff, Peachy chicken, Beef Burgundy, Pork chops Creole

ALSO SEE3 ways to make Campbelled Eggs (1962)

Emergency 4 & 5: No talent for sauce making? Getting lumps with gravy?

Make it easy with Campbell’s: Cream sauce, Barbecue sauce, Cheese sauce, Sour cream sauce /Campbell’s smooth way to foolproof gravy…

Emergency 6: No time for dinner?

Start cooking with Campbell’s and it’s suddenly supper!

Recipes: Seafood Newberg, Speedy meatball stew, Yankee franks & noodles, Souperburgers

Emergency 7: Got a bunch to feed?

… and 2 different cans of soup on hand? Cook up a new soup from 2 soups.

Recipe suggestions for: Mushroom shrimp bisque, Country chicken tureen, Chuckwagon chowder, Hacienda beef soup, Big dipper soup, Pleasant potage, Puree mongole, Rosy mushroom soup

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My mother used to make a baked chicken dish. With cream of celery mixd with 1or 2 other soups (one might have been lipton onion). It was topped with sesame seeds. Never found it among her recipes
Have you ever come across this one?
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I am looking for the old recipe for chicken enchiladas period period they were delicijust somewhere along the way. I lost the recipe and now my kids are hollering that they want them now, can you help me?
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My mother used to make a Mushroom Meat Loaf using Cream of Mushroom Soup. I didn’t even like mushrooms but when I was recovering from illness, which was at least once a winter, she could persuade me to eat that when I didn’t feel like eating anything else. I haven’t found the recipe in any of the Campbell’s Soup cookbooks, and she didn’t write it down.
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