Discover what people ate during the American colonial period, with these recipes you can make at home.

Enjoy these recipes from 17th and 18th century colonial Virginia.

Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia is a unique place to enjoy a taste of early American history. As you stroll the brick sidewalks from site to site, you're going to need lunch. Fortunately, you have lots of choices, from hearty 18th-century tavern fare in the Historic Area to familiar modern meals in Merchants Square. They're all

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Food, glorious food, we’re anxious to try it… Okay, okay, I won’t sing anymore, but this is going to be fun and drool-inducing! I’ve been cooking since I was about 10 years old. As a cub scout, I had to cook three meals for my cooking badge (yes, that is a thing). These three meals ... Read more

It's pie, it's cake... it's sure delicious.

Reminiscent of hot chocolate from the days of the early American colonies, this Colonial Hot Chocolate incorporates the traditional warm spices for an old-fashioned, nostalgic, and absolutely delicious flavor.

It's pie, it's cake... it's sure delicious.

Seven authentic recipes dating back to the colonial days that will make your Thanksgiving truly traditional. Included: turkey, green beans, and more!

Onion Pie Recipe, A Colonial Williamsburg Favorite From The 18th Century Recipe Converted For the 21st Century Cook