easy
Recipes that no require a high level of skill and can be prepared in a reasonably quick time.
Chicken in teriyaki sauce
Chicken teriyaki is one of the most popular Japanese recipes. The teriyaki marinade is mainly soy sauce and mirin.
Sticky rice
If you have ever wondered how they make that deliciously moist and sticky rice in Japanese restaurants, wonder no longer. It’s easy as picking up some sushi rice and following these instructions.
Soft pretzels from Philadelphia
Soft pretzels are a popular snack in Philadelphia, sold from vans and bakeries alike. Eat Philadelphia soft pretzels with mustard.
Gingerbread squares
A treat that German settlers brought to Delaware.
Philly cheese steak
A cheese steak sandwich is the perfect sample for Philly food, no doubts about it.
Lefse
Many Scandinavians settled in Norht Dakota. They brought lefse with them.
Broccoli and blue cheese pasta
Broccoli and blue cheese are an accepted pair in a soup. Try now this great match with pasta.
Tandoori salmon
Salmon marinated in yogurt and spices, and then cooked in a tandoor, if you are lucky enough to have one, grilled or barbecued for everyone else.
Banana pancakes with maple syrup
Serve with maple syrup from Vermont. Pancakes and maple syup are a match made in heaven.
Reuben sandwich from Nebraska
It is claimed that the Reuben sandwich was created by a wholesale grocer in Omaha, Reuben Kay, in the 1920s. The recipe was originally shared with a few of his friends, but someone in Omaha entered it in a national recipe contest and won.