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  1. Pizza

  2. The pizza pie is an ubiquitous symbol of both Italian cooking and Americana.

  3. Puerto Rican Cuisine

  4. Puerto Rico is an island nation that is officially a territory of the United States.

  5. Regional Cuisine Of Mexico

  6. Just south of the United States and bordering the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, Mexico is quickly advancing both culturally and economically.

  7. Fast Food Takes Its Place

  8. What if someone asked you to name the great cuisines of the world? What would you say? French food, of course, is famous.

  9. Middle Eastern Cuisine

  10. ‘Middle eastern cuisine’ is a broad term that encompasses many different cooking styles from a number of different countries.

  11. Regional Cuisines Of China

  12. ItÂ’s easily one of the worldÂ’s favorite foods.

  13. Japanese Cuisine

  14. Tempura, sukiyaki, sashimi, sushi – even the words used to describe the most basic of Japanese dishes are exotic and beautiful.

  15. Regional Cuisine Hunan Cuisine

  16. Hunan cuisine shares many commonalities with its close, more well-known cousin, Szechwan cooking, Both cuisines originate in the Western region of China.

  17. United States Regional Cuisine: Soul Food

  18. The history of American soul food can be traced all the way back to the days of slavery.

  19. The Evolution Of Pizza

  20. Trying to trace the history of the first pizza is a surprisingly controversial subject.

  21. Belgium And Beer: Made For Each Other

  22. In addition to some wonderful history, the country of Belgium is "The Beer country".

  23. Italian Cuisine: More Than Pasta

  24. Go to any family restaurant with Italian dining in mind and you are likely to order chicken parmesan, pasta alfredo, spaghetti and meatballs, or maybe a pizza.

  25. Italian Cuisine: A Trip To The Island Of Sardinia

  26. The island of Sardinia perhaps most quickly conjures up the idea of sardines.

  27. Regional Cuisine – New England Clam Chowder

  28. Sea air, crisp apples, the brisk, spice of fallen leaves – there are few things that say autumn in New England like the scents that seem to buffet the senses from everywhere.

  29. Culinary Traditions Of South America: Argentina

  30. Argentina is South America's second largest country, snugly situated between the Andes mountain range, the Pacific Ocean, and the South American countries of Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, and Chile.

  31. Culinary Traditions Of The Caribbean Islands

  32. Authentic Caribbean cuisine is truly an excellent representation of all the cultural influences the Caribbean Islands have experienced since Christopher Columbus' landing in the late 1400's.

  33. Fusion Cooking – Blended Cuisines

  34. What do you get when you cross hot Indian food with the English love of tomatoes and all things creamy? Chicken Tikka Masala is a famous combination of chicken tikka and masala.

  35. Italian Cuisine: In The Heart Of Tuscany

  36. When an American conjures up an idea of “Italian cuisine,� often what comes to mind is pasta, red sauce, and garlic bread.

  37. Chinese Cuisine WhatÂ’s In A Name?

  38. ThereÂ’s more to Chinese cuisine than meets the taste buds.

  39. Regional Cuisine Of India: Tasting East India

  40. East India, with a complex history that includes long periods of European colonization, has developed culinary traditions that reflect centuries of tradition and a variety of cultural influences.

  41. Regional Cuisine Of India: North Indian Flavors

  42. India, one of the most populated nations in the world, has rich and varied culinary traditions, many deeply enmeshed with spiritual traditions that are thousands of years old.

  43. Regional Cuisine Of The United States: California-Style Cooking

  44. The great state of California carries some of the most rich aspects of American culture, from the pioneers to the gold rush to quality cuisine.

  45. Risky Fish: The Thrill Of Fugu

  46. There's a certain weird appeal to the Japanese delicacy known as fugu.

  47. Russian Cuisine

  48. Let them eat cake.

  49. Scottish Cuisine: Haggis

  50. Haggis is a traditional Scottish highland dish that resembles, in some senses, a rather rough sausage.

  51. Regional Cuisine Of The United States: Louisiana Cajun Cooking

  52. Louisiana Cajun cuisine originated with a group of French residents of Nova Scotia, who were expelled by the British in 1755.

  53. Blue Lobsters Are Real!

  54. Lobsters are supposed to be red right? .

  55. Party 911: Pasta Salad To The Rescue

  56. Has this ever happened to you? YouÂ’ve been invited to a party and realize you donÂ’t have a meal to bring.

  57. The Maligned Potato: Respect At Last?

  58. Ah, the poor, maligned potato! Beaten up by dieters (especially the low-carb variety), nutritionists and other experts as being "ok in moderation", the potato may at long last be gaining some respect in the scientific community.

  59. Gourmet: A Defining Moment

  60. Do you remember the first time you had a “gourmet� delicacy? I do.

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