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Spice up summer with international cuisine

international cuisineWant to spice up your summer? Literally?

Cook up international flavors using recipes from epicurious.com, a website “for people who love to eat”. Its international section is filled with recipes inspired by different regions of the world!

Here are a couple of the individual recipes you’ll find:
Madeleines with Lavender Honey (cake-like cookies)
Grilled Lamb and Fig Skewers with Mint-Pepper Glaze and Grilled Eggplant

The site allows users to save their favorite dishes to a “recipe box” for future cooking endeavours. That way you can make up your own worldly feast! If you’d like, you can take epicurious’ menu suggestions—for example:

Light African-Inspired Feast
• Grilled Halibut with Grilled Red Pepper Harissa
• North African Cracked Wheat Salad
• Riesling*
• Chocolate Torte
*Most recipes come with suggestions for beverage accompaniments (such as the Riesling above), so all the guess work is taken out of the equation.

Epicurious.com also features a “recipe swap forum” for tips from people like you! So what are you waiting for?

Get cooking!

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Want to spice up your summer? Literally? Cook up international flavors using recipes from epicurious.com, a website “for people who love to eat”. Its international section is filled with recipes inspired by different regions of the world! Here are a couple of the individual recipes you’ll find:• Madeleines with Lavender Honey (cake-like cookies) • Grilled Lamb and Fig Skewers with Mint-Pepper Glaze and Grilled Eggplant The site allows users to save their favorite dishes to a “recipe box” for future cooking endeavours. That way you can make up your own worldly feast! If you’d like, you can take epicurious’ menu...
allows users to save their favorite dishes to a “recipe box” for future cooking endeavours. That way you can make up your own worldly feast! If you’d like, you can take epicurious’ menu suggestions—for example: Light African-Inspired Feast• Grilled Halibut with Grilled Red Pepper Harissa • North African Cracked Wheat Salad • Riesling* • Chocolate Torte*Most recipes come with suggestions for beverage accompaniments (such as the Riesling above), so all the guess work is taken out of the equation. Epicurious.com also features a “recipe swap forum” for tips from people like you! So what are you waiting for? Get cooking!

 

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