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Coq Au Vin is one of those dishes that you just can't forget. It is simple to make but the flavors are so complex it haunts you long after it is gone.

The Folks in Rhode Island Love Their Chowders Here's One Recipe For A Clear Broth Version Lighter In Fats and Cholesterol

Traditional white clam chowder from coastal New England. This thick, creamy & chunky, chowdah recipe will remind you of Maine, Rhode Island, San Francisco & Manhattan!

While many North Americans associate corned beef and cabbage with Ireland, this popular St Patrick's Day meal has roots in America, and is not traditional Irish food.

Even though traditional toutons will not be found on any list of healthy foods, most people who taste them agree they are a delicious, traditional Newfoundland treat.

This simple side is a staple for many Jamaican families and a great compliment to any Caribbean dish.

As the temperatures drop and more and more people start turning on their heaters and wrapping themselves in blankets, here are some soup recipes that are just as warming.

The Haitian people love rice and it is a staple for every meal. Red Beans and Rice, Rice and Peas and Black Rice are a few of the special rice dshes that are enjoyed.

Enjoy excellent cuisine while spending less, by using these excellent ingredients to create your own quality dishes.

Cabbage soup and corned beef & cabbage are commonly consumed in celebration of St Patrick's Day. Why is green cabbage so intimately connected with the food of Ireland?

The Chateau de Chambord, the wine regions of Chinon and Touraine and the towns of Tours, Blois and Saumur are essential stopping points on a visit to the Loire Valley.

Scurvy was the biggest killer of sailors from the 1500s to early 1800s, although it has been around for thousands of years.

Just 5 Minutes Hands-On Time, a Few Hours in the Slow Cooker, and You Have a Delicious Southern Side Dish.

Southern style collard greens can be tasty and healthy. After preparing this vegetarian/vegan take on the classic side dish, you will never turn back.

Two of many attractions of this northern part of Spain are a lush vegetation and a cuisine which features delicacies as every day staple.

South West France is a rural region and home to some of the best french farmhouse classics. Garbure is a winter staple here and a delicious filling stew.

George Washington accepted his first presidency in 1785, not of the United States but for the Patowmack Company, which sought to make the Potomac River navigable.

Severely injured soldiers without care, water or food were left on Civil War battlefields. Isabella Fogg was among those brave women volunteers who cared for them.

Nalesniki (Polish Crêpes), Lenten favorites, are thin pancakes rolled or folded around a filling, buttered, lightly browned or baked, and served as entrées or desserts.

There's no need to buy canned soup when within one hour, your family can enjoy a delicious homemade chowder.

Inspired by Boston baked beans and perfect for entertaining, this spicy baked beans recipe includes pork loin, bacon, molasses, mustard, and two kinds of hot chilies.

Jiggs dinner is a traditional Newfoundland meal of salted meat, vegetables and a pudding made from yellow split peas. All of the ingredients are cooked in boiling water.

Brazil is known for great food and is a true "foodie" destination! Here are some traditional favorites from the north, home to Brazil's indigenous peoples:

When Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs sang about the sugar shack way back in 1963, they might have had a hit single, but the best sugar shacks were - and are - in Quebec.

Mary Gunderson, culinary historian, chronicles the Lewis and Clark Expedition through paleocuisineology®-"bringing history alive though cooking."

Life for the common seaman aboard the Columbus voyages of discovery was fraught with peril and hardship, both real and imagined.

It's important that couples understand and support each others' food choices. Meat-eaters dating vegetarians can use this guide to help create a special evening.

Dim Sum is Chinese cuisine made up of light dishes in small portions, usually served from late morning till afternoon, alongside Chinese tea.

Africans, sold as slaves, developed their own language and traditions which is celebrated today.

An old cookbook published in 1908 reveals classic recipes and techniques that are worth trying again. These are the ways Great-grandmother used to cook!

Harsh conditions experienced by Confederate prisoners at the Rock Island Prison led some to call it "the Andersonville of the North."

Gumbo has been described as Louisiana's bouillabaisse: French in inspiration, but adapted to local ingredients and borrowing from other cultures in Louisiana.

The Coureur des Bois, or Runners of the Woods, were a group of individuals who traded furs with the First Nations in New France in the 17th Century.

Life as a Civil War soldier was very hard. Some did not return. Those who did shared memories that are now a part of history we will never forget.

Chapter Preview: Chapter One - Labrynth by Kate Mosse (another weekend surprise from me)