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"  If you&amp;#039;re anything like us, you&amp;#039;ve been waiting with bated breath for the premiere of AMC&amp;#039;s lush drama about an up-and-coming advertising agency set in the late 1960s. Having friends over to watch the first episode on April 7? We&amp;#039;ll help you plan the perfect Mad Men-themed menu. And, just as the show&amp;#039;s evolved with the times (Bye bye page boys and demure suits, hello big hair and crazy fashion!), we&amp;#039;ve tweaked these mid-century dishes to bring them into the modern era.   Traditional Waldorf salads are heavy on the mayonnaise, but our update uses nonfat yogurt instead to lighten up this classic. Prepping in a hurry? Pick up a rotisserie chicken to save some cooking time. No 1960&amp;#039;s party would be complete without a glazed ham, but our recipe includes some alternative options if the sweetness of pineapple isn&amp;#039;t to your taste. Try our tomato and onion glaze for a more savory take.   Spice up a traditional roast with our recipe for Pot Roast Chili. This black-bean dish has plenty of kick \u2014 and cooks up in less than a half hour. Our New Green Bean Casserole isn&amp;#039;t your mother&amp;#039;s side dish. In this updated classic we&amp;#039;ve incorporated shallots, Parmesan cheese, and breadcrumbs for a fresh-tasting take, sans soup cans!   Cap off your meal with our Brownie Baked Alaska. You can make this vanilla-cherry-chocolate concoction in advance and store it in the freezer for up to two weeks. Top it with some fresh dark cocoa meringue. Be sure to dress the part too with our take on Mad Men-inspired style. And let us know what you&amp;#039;re planning to cook up in the comments! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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