I am so excited to travel the world with you and cook dishes from countries all over the globe on my new linky party: Food of the World that will be starting Sept 10th. Every second Tuesday of the month you get to link up the recipe you've chosen from the country that was selected the previous month. This way we get to explore different cuisines together!
I will take your suggestions for countries to visit, so please put them in the comment section of this post. I will try to select cuisines by season and produce availablity, but of course, we won't be able to do this every time.
Because it will still be warm in Sept. I'd like to being our voyage in sunny Spain. A country that is famous for it's tapas bars and of course, Sangria like I am sharing with you today. This Sangria was made with the Spainish equalivent to Champagne called Cava. It is delicious and refreshing... and a heck of lot cheaper than French Champagne.
Because it can be very warm during the day people tend to eat dinner fairly late in Spain. They may start their evening drinking and nibbling at Tapas bars and then settled down for a proper dinner of dishes like Paella, Spanish Omelettes, pork, seafood, and chicken mostly made with tomato and olive oil based sauces. The Spanish use a lot of peppers, olives, and other fresh fruits and vegetables in their cooking...
So enjoy researching Spainish cuisine and I will look forward to checking out what you cook come Sept. In the mean time check out one of these Sangria recipes. Mine came out a little pink because I decided to use Maraschino cherries in mine and I think I put too many. The original recipe is not quite as sweet.
This giveaway ends on Saturday so make sure you enter it today:
 |
Hosted by and |
Remember to visit and follow my co-host Adelina at Home Maid Simple she has different features and a wealth of information about family and home care.
Foodie Friday Features:
From: Cooking on the Front Burner
 |
| Fresh Corn Chowder |
We have started to have a few cool nights and some rainy days. This soup is a perfect transtion into Fall because it uses seasonal corn with just a little bit of bacon to really make a flavorful soup.
From: My Carolina Kitchen
 |
| Corn & Peppers with Sea Scallops |
A recipe that uses fresh seasonal corn and peppers to create a visually pleasing and bright with flavor late summer dish.
From: Will Cook for Smiles
 |
| Chewy Key Lime Coconut Cookies |
I hope you are in area that you can get a hold of key limes. We get them every once in a while and their flavor is amazing. You can tell from the picture that the texture of these cookies is amazing.
This post is shared on the following food/craft parties. Please be sure to check them out.
Tuesday Food:
Wednesday Food:
Thursday Food:
Friday Food:
Instructions for Foodie Friday linky:
This is a food party please link up only 3 food related posts. Thank you.
Click on at least 3 other recipes.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE PARTY HOSTS: BY EMAIL OR RSS...
or FRIEND ME ON FACEBOOK
SPREAD THE WORD: PIN, FB, TWEET ETC... this party. It is good for you and me.
1) Copy the Foodie Friday Button's html from this website's sidebar.
2) Paste this html to the html page of the recipe you want to link to Foodie Friday. You can also make a word link or post our button on your sidebar. Please link back.
3) Copy the link to the recipes you want to add to Foodie Friday, not your homepage.
4) Click on "your next" on this page.
5) Past your link and type in the name of the recipe, not your name.
6) Choose how you want to download the photo.
By posting in this party you are giving this blog permission to reprint (with a link to your post) in recipe roundups and featured posts any recipes/articles you share with us.
