So, my in-laws are coming in, and they are from the midwest United States; they are staying for a couple of days and are very salt of the earth type of people. They want me to cook dinner for them and said nothing fancy, just classic Midwest fare. I can only think of steak and potatoes. Can you help me brainstorm five dishes that are Midwest staples? Nothing fancy.
Certainly, here is a list of five Midwest classic dishes:

1. Chicago Hot Dogs: These types of hot dogs are known for their various toppings, including mustard, onion, relish, peppers, and celery salt. No ketchup.
2. Cincinnati Chili: This dish combines classic chili and puts it on top of a pile of spaghetti noodles. Shredded cheddar cheese is also a requirement.
3. Tater Tot Casserole: This casserole includes tater tots, ground beef, and onion in thick white gravy. Top with extra tater tots and broil at the end for an added layer of crispy texture. 
4. Green Bean Casserole: Bring together the cream of mushroom soup, onion, garlic, and green beans. Do not forget to add fried onions on top.
5. Buckeyes: Making its name in Ohio, the Buckeye resembles a chestnut but is actually peanut butter surrounded by a hard chocolate shell.