Why Hotdish Became a Midwestern Staple in the 1930s
The aroma of bubbling cheese, browned ground meat, and creamy sauce – a scent that instantly conjures images of Midwestern comfort – is the essence of hotdish. But how did this humble casserole become so deeply ingrained in the culinary landscape of the Upper Midwest, particularly during the challenging decade of the 1930s? The answer … Read more