19 All-American Recipes to Try This Week

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All-American Recipes Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Looking to add some excitement to ho-hum dinnertime? Here's something that'll do it! This recipe is inspired by one of ...more Sioux City, Iowa - It's believed that this beefy dinner favorite originated in the Iowa and was created by a cook named "Joe." Today, there are many ways ...more Oneida, Idaho - Everyone knows that potatoes are an Idaho specialty, but do you know all of the different ways that Idahoans enjoy their potatoes? Here ...more Brunswick, Georgia - The origins of this dish have been debated for a long time, and we're not picking sides! We're just sharing a recipe for a version ...more Chicago, Illinois - Whenever we're in Chicago, our trip isn't complete until we indulge in this traditional favorite. Since we can't get enough of it, we ...more Paris, Kentucky - In this Southern state, you'll find plenty of horses, lots of bluegrass, and one special-tasting ingredient that's pretty famous around ...more Keep on scrolling for more recipes!   Plymouth, Wisconsin - The city of Plymouth is considered the "Cheese Capital of the World"!  So, of course, we had to share a recipe that was ...more Knoxville, Tennessee - Did you know that one of the biggest manufacturer's of baked beans is based out of Tennessee? Well, you do now! This dish is ...more Crisfield, Maryland - Crisfield is the southernmost town in Maryland. It is a waterside community that's known for it's wildlife, natural beauty, and one ...more Santa Barbara, California - The main flavor ingredient in this recipe was actually created in Santa Barbara, CA in the 1950s! Today, it's one of the most ...more Yazoo City, Mississippi - Take a break and treat yourself to this 30-minute Southern dinner that calls for one of Mississippi's most famous ingredients ...more Tampa, Florida - We bet you're feeling a bit confused about this one (especially if you're not from Florida). Some people believe that Tampa is the best ...more Salt Lake City, Utah - Folks in Utah sure know how to deliver lots of comfort! One of their most popular dishes is one that's meant to warm the hearts ...more New Orleans, Louisiana - Do you know what the difference between Cajun-style cooking and Creole-style cooking is? Well, one simple way to think ...more Boston, Massachusetts - There's absolutely no arguing this one! This has got to be the most famous dish served in all of Boston. They even have ...more Smithfield, Virginia - If you're going to be as authentic as possible with this recipe, you need to make sure you're using real Smithfield ham. It's the only ...more Buffalo, New York - There's no keeping this one a secret! In 1964, the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, NY invented these and we're all so very grateful to them ...more Omaha, Nebraska - We're going to shock you all with this one, especially if you're from the state that claims this recipe isn't actually from Omaha. In this ...more Grand Forks, Minnesota - There's something to be said about Midwestern hospitality. Folks in places like Minnesota are famous for making dishes like ...more BONUS! Click here for even more All-American favorites!   Recipe secrets exposed!  Discover how to make your favorite restaurant dishes at home.  These secret recipes have finally been revealed by our sponsor...     You Might Like Today's TV Recipe Fresh Chunky Salsa Jarred salsa is good in a pinch, but if you have just a bit of time, there's nothing like a homemade Fresh Chunky Salsa. Everyone knows fresh salsa is great with chips, but it also makes a great topping for hamburgers, hot dogs, or just about anything else. Make it for your next get-together and watch them make it disappear! Labor-Less Recipes Happy Labor Day! It's your day to kick back and relax, especially if you've been putting in a lot of working hours lately. Today, you may not want to do a whole lot of fussing in the kitchen, which is why we're sharing our easiest-ever recipes. These are worth the minimal effort, because the results are so amazingly delicious. Enjoy! Best Ambrosia Pie Lazy Day Breakfast All-In-One Pork Chop Dinner Day Off Chocolate Treat One Skillet Chicken No-Stress Salad Labor-Less Beef Dinner Rest & Relax Lunch Microwave Goulash Check out today's TV recipe for another labor-less recipe! An Easy Meal Plan For Your Busy Holiday Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday BONUS! Any Day Dessert

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