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Ethnic Recipes and Cooking Instructions
Cajun and Creole Recipes for Mardi Gras
New Orleans is famous for Cajun and Creole foods, so it's no wonder that those who celebrate Mardi Gras concentrate on these foods for their Fat Tuesday parties. What's the difference between Cajun and Creole foods? Find out and make a King Cake for your Mardi Gras celebration.Foods of Ireland
Recipes and information on the foods of Ireland for St. Patrick's Day or any day.Greek Olympic Recipes - Historic Greek Foods
The first Olympic athletes were Greek, of course, but many classic Greek foods have made their way into the new world. Celebrate the origin of the Olympics with recipes based on historical Greek ingredients.Irish Food Glossary & Recipes
A glossary of Irish foods along with sample recipes for each listing.Jamaican Jerk Foods
Beautiful beaches, reggae music, and wonderfully friendly islanders. But, you haven't tasted Jamaica until you've tried Jamaican Jerk, ya mon!Foods of Mexico
Favorite Mexican dishes that go beyond the fast-food tacos and burritos, for Cinco de Mayo or any day.Matzo Ball Savvy
Matzo ball soup for Passover or any day, with both Sephardic and Ashkenazic versions of the recipes to please all.Pizza
Don't relegate pizza to simply a desperation meal. Make your own pizzas at home and let the kids help with many interesting recipes.Shish Kebabs
Kebabs are versatile enough to serve to guests or family while pleasing vegetarians to meat-lovers.Traditional Irish Stew
This peasant dish is still popular whether you like the bare bones basic version or one of today's gourmet variations.
