Think back to the dinner tables of the seventies. Fondue pots bubbling away, those unmistakable Jell-O salads wobbling in their molds, and the warm smell of something caramelized coming from the oven.

From jellied eel to mock turtle soup, these once-popular American dishes have all but disappeared from modern tables.

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