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

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  • Categories:1960s, Retro dinner recipes, Vintage advertisem*nts, Vintage chicken recipes, , Vintage meat recipes, Vintage soup recipes
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  • 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

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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

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Emergency 3: Company coming?

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

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

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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…

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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

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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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  • Categories: 1960s, Retro dinner recipes, Vintage advertisem*nts, Vintage chicken recipes, , Vintage meat recipes, Vintage soup recipes
  • Tags: 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, beef, campbell's, chicken, cookbook, dinner, dinner recipes, eggs, hot dogs, meat, meatballs, meatloaf, pork, recipes, rice, soup, tuna
  • Original publication date: June 1968
  • Added or last updatedMarch 24, 2021
  • Comments: 3 Comments

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  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. 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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20 recipes from Campbell's emergency dinner cookbook (1968) - Click Americana (2024)

FAQs

Do you cook the chicken before putting it in soup? ›

We first make the stock and later add the raw chicken meat to cook near the end of the soup-making process. You could also cook the breast and thigh chicken pieces whole, in the broth, and remove them after 15 minutes of cooking or so, cool them and shred them to be added at service.

Are Campbell's soups healthy? ›

Most Campbell's soup varieties are quite high in sodium, though certain varieties do supply good amounts of key vitamins and minerals.

Is it OK to cook raw chicken and vegetables together? ›

Can you cook chicken and vegetables together? Yes! That's the whole point of making an easy sheet pan dinner. The chicken and veggies are mixed together and baked together for ease of cooking.

Can you put raw chicken straight into soup? ›

You could definitely add the raw chicken thighs into the pot once the broth goes in, letting them boil to cook through, and then pull them out and slice them once fully cooked. Either way works just fine, but our preferred method is to sear them ahead of time!

What is the healthiest soup you can eat? ›

6 delicious and healthy soups
  • Chicken Vietnamese Pho.
  • Green spring minestrone.
  • Herb and yoghurt-based soup.
  • Lamb shank and barley soup.
  • Pumpkin soup with star croutons.
  • Lentil and vegetable soup with crusty bread.
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Is it OK to eat canned soup everyday? ›

"Even if you have a lower calorie canned soup, the excessive sodium in soups may lead to fluid retention and bloating, which can lead to a lot of physical discomfort," says Lisa Young, PhD, RDN, author of Finally Full, Finally Slim, and member of our medical expert advisory board.

What was the first soup that Campbell's ever made? ›

1895. First jar of ready-to-eat soup, Beefsteak Tomato, is introduced. New Jersey Beefsteak tomatoes had been our signature product for over 25 years, featured prominently on our labels and first trademark.

Do you need to cook meat before adding to soup? ›

If you are adding meat to a soup, sear or brown it in a sauté pan before you add it to the soup. This adds a deeper savory flavor to the whole soup. This trick is especially useful for things like chicken and sausage, which can sometimes get bland and rubbery while floating in a brothy soup.

Should chicken be browned before adding to soup? ›

While there seem to be as many chicken soup recipes as there are stars in the sky, one step they should all have in common is searing the bird in fat before adding liquid, which helps deepen the soup's flavor, according to Kardea Brown, host of Food Network's "Delicious Miss Brown." She told Kitchn that not only does ...

Can you boil raw chicken in chicken broth? ›

Step 1In a large pot over medium-high heat, add chicken. Pour broth over chicken to cover and season generously with salt and pepper. Step 2Bring to a boil, then cover and reduce heat to medium.

How to make chicken soup without overcooking chicken? ›

But the solution when simmering a whole chicken for soup is to carve up the chicken before it's completely cooked through. In Molly Baz's Classic Chicken Noodle Soup recipe, she grabs the whole chicken out of the pot once the breasts register 155° F on an instant-read thermometer.

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