Ethnic/International Cuisines
Spring and Spargel -- The Romans had a saying for when they wanted something done in a hurry. “Do it in less time than it takes to cook asparagus.” Although I don’t have vast knowledge on the preparation of asparagus, we can infer that the Romans were swift in making it.
**Article includes recipe for Sparge in Weisser Sosse (White Asparagus in White Sauce).
Branch Out With Ethnic Foods -- At one time, eating ethnic foods in the United States wasn’t much of an adventure. Our choices were to order out for Chinese, munch on Mexican, or lay down big bucks for elegant French fare. We enjoyed these cuisines, of course, and still do, but, with the influx of additional ethnic groups into the United States, restaurants of lesser known cuisines have been burgeoning.
Heat It Up With Chiles -- Chiles, the fiery members of the pepper family, give a cutting edge to barbecue sauces and marinades. Here is a scorecard to help you know the players.
**Article includes a recipe for Yemenite Chile Sauce.
Hong Kong Street Food -- If you have visited Hong Kong in the past, you should have tried the typical HK street food stalls and had a taste of the famous curry fish balls there. If you haven't, then you must make sure you will try it the next time you are there.
Spanish Tapas: The small plate with BIG flavour! -- Imagine yourself on the terrace of an informal Spanish tapas bar. All around you, lively locals are engaged in animated conversation over their evening drinks. The atmosphere is buzzing - and loud!
Jewish New Year Dinner Ideas -- Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, which is celebrated for two days in either the month of September or the month of October, depending on the year. They are the first two days found on the Jewish calendar.
Tips for Fun Fonduing -- Cheese and dessert fondues are best prepared in the ceramic pan, to maintain a more gentle heat needed to prevent scorching. Authentic cheese fondue uses a Swiss cheese (like Emmentaler or Gruyere), melted in Swiss wine.
Puerto Rican Food Recipes -- I want to talk to you about Puerto Rican Food Recipes. A subject near and dear to my heart. Growing up my mom and my grandmother provided us with the daily food my family ate. Sometimes when you are accustomed to something you take it for granted. However, the first time I spent an extended time away from Puerto Rico I realized my home cooking was special.
What gives the Serrano and Ibérico Hams of Spain their Unique Flavour? -- There is nothing more highly regarded in Spain than its dry-cured hams. Although it is, quite rightly, regarded as one of life’s rare delicacies, jamón serrano is a normal part of everyday life in most Spanish homes.
Must-try Malaysian Recipes -- Malaysia is where Asia’s greatest cuisines meet and mingle. For your information, the Malaysian cuisine is a combination of Malay, Chinese and Indian food and because of these diversity that make it very unique. If you ever have a chance to visit Malaysia or eat in a Malaysian restaurant anywhere, try some of these dishes.

