America’s Food-African

America’s Food-Spanish — jovina cooks

The term “Spanish-American” is used to refer to Americans whose ancestry originates directly from Spain. Spanish Americans are the longest-established European-American group with a continuous presence in Florida since 1565 and are the eighth-largest Hispanic group in the United States of America. The emigration of great numbers of Spaniards from Spain during the last decades […] … Continue reading America’s Food-Spanish — jovina cooks

Southwest Stuffed Peppers For Dinner — jovina cooks

Stuffed Peppers This past weekend I grilled a whole chicken and, of course, there were leftovers. The leftovers made a delicious filling for the peppers. Here is the link to the grilled chicken and my recipe for Ranch Salad Dressing. Ingredients 2 large bell peppers 1/2 cup water Filling 1 cup of shredded cooked chicken […] … Continue reading Southwest Stuffed Peppers For Dinner — jovina cooks

Paneed Cutlets with Creole Sauce — jovina cooks

The pronunciation is PAH-nay and the name indicates cutlets that are breaded and fried. The term “panne” comes from the French word for bread, “pain” and/or the Spanish term “pan” for the same. This is a common recipe made in New Orleans cuisine and served with a Creole Sauce. The sauce definitely elevates these simple […] … Continue reading Paneed Cutlets with Creole Sauce — jovina cooks

Breakfast Becomes Dinner — jovina cooks

Leftovers in my house always get reinvented into new dishes. In these recipes, they also change from breakfast meals to dinner meals. Corned Beef Hash Serve with Roasted Asparagus, recipe below. 3-4 Servings Ingredients 2 cups leftover corned beef, cubed (recipe on how to make the corned beef) 1 cup diced onion 1 garlic clove, […] … Continue reading Breakfast Becomes Dinner — jovina cooks