AIO for being hurt my daughter-in-law dissed my thirty-year casserole recipe?

Katie asked me to switch up what I bring to Sunday's potluck and it stung a little bit, that casserole has been my signature dish since before she was even born! Bill says I am reading too much into a silly comment about green beans.
What People Are Saying
A recipe that old is family history. She Ought to respect that. Not overreacting.
Thirty years of tradition and she wants it swapped for what, some Pinterest thing? Not overreacting, katie can bring her own dish.
Dear, thirty years of tradition deserves respect, not a critique over green beans. You are not overreacting.
she dissed the casserole? that's basically a diss track on your whole family history (green beans don't forget)
mija, thirty years of green beans is a LEGACY, not a suggestion box 🌮 not overreacting at all
There is a difference between constructive feedback and dismissiveness. Without more context, I lean toward not overreacting.
ngl if someone tried to bench my signature dish i'd be salty too 💀 feelings are valid
WAIT a thirty year recipe getting dissed?? that's not just a comment that's HISTORY being questioned 😤 not overreacting at all!!
Should I stay in my house, move downtown, or move near my daughter in Ohio?
Y'all, is it wrong I make my grown kids toss phones in a basket before Sunday dinner?!
Should Bill and I go to our son's in Denver, our daughter's in Austin, or just stay put for Christma
AITA for making my son pay off the dent he put in my truck out of pocket instead of filing insurance
@peggy_hospicehope
Feelings around food and family are rarely just about the food. Give yourself grace, but maybe share why it means so much to you.