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  "textContent": "Some dinners announced themselves long before anyone peeked into the kitchen, filling the house with familiar smells that meant it was almost time to eat. In the 1970s, these were the meals that simmered, baked, or slowly cooked while the day carried on around them. They relied on straightforward ingredients, generous portions, and cooking methods […]\n\nThe post 23 1970s Home-Cooked Dinners You Recognized by Smell Before You Saw the Stove appeared first on At the Immigrant's Table.",
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