Welcome to Greece, as we continue our Food of The World tour. What an exciting country to visit with fabulous Mediterranean flavors. Greece has a culinary history dating back some 4000 years and in 320 B.C.Archestratos wrote the first cookbook in history. One ingredient that is found in most Greek food is Olive Oil and the use of olives will be found in many of the traditional dishes. Some of the primary spices like oregano, mint, garlic, onion and dill will be found in very flavorful recipes.  Greece raises more Goats and Sheep making Feta Cheese one of the favorites. I am sharing a Greek Chicken Salad with you today that is very versatile. We are sure glad that you came along on our tour today and we are very excited to enjoy your dish from Greece. Greek Chicken Salad Please Visit My Co Host For Food of The World Diane: http://www.simplelivingeating.com Adelina: http://www.homemaidsimple.com Anyonita: http://www.anyonita-nibbles.co.uk Shey: http:...

Welcome to our tour of Food of The World, this month we are in France. We have wonderful memories of our time in France. Traveling through the country side stopping in the little villages and enjoying the local food of the people of France. The fresh vegetables and wines of the beautiful country and the rustic dishes created by the farm wives. France is the center of world famous cuisine and some of the food traditions we enjoy here in America come from France. I am happy to present two of our favorite rustic French dishes for the tour today. Summer Soup au Pistou French Cassoulet Texas Style Come Join Us On Our Tour And Link Up Your Favorite French Dish I Am Happy To Be Co Hosting This Party With These Great Blogs Diane: http://www.simplelivingeating.com Adelina: http://www.homemaidsimple.com Anyonita: http://www.anyonita-nibbles.co.uk Shey: http://justnotthecakes.blogspot.com Miz Helen: http://mizhelenscountrycottage.blogspot.com Lisa:  h...

Hola Mi Amigo Bienvenido Mexico! Hello my friend's and welcome to our tour of Mexican food, I am so excited that you could come along with us today as we take a look at the different cuisines of Mexico. The regional cuisines across Mexico include, Northern, Oaxaca, Yucatan, Mexico City, Western Mexico, Veracruz and Chiapas. I am very excited to try your Mexican dishes as this is one of my favorite cuisines. I am sharing two dishes with you today that are very popular in our home. Carne Asada No Mexican Food Is Complete Without Miz Helen's Guacamole Just Link Up Your Favorite Mexican Dish and Enjoy The Tour Please Visit These Great Co-Host for Food of The World Your Link Will Be Seen On Seven Blogs! Diane: http://www.simplelivingeating.com Adelina: http://www.homemaidsimple.com Anyonita: http://www.anyonita-nibbles.co.uk Shey: http://justnotthecakes.blogspot.com Miz Helen: http://mizhelenscountrycottage.blogspot.com Lisa:  ...

Welcome to our tour of Food of The World, this month we are visiting the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom includes Britain, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. This will be a great tour covering similar cuisines and yet different. We are sure glad to see you today and I can't wait to see what you are bringing on our tour. Whatever your favorite dish from the UK, we are going to really enjoy it! Get your bags and jump on board, here we go! I am sharing a UK favorite for the tour today, Hot Cross Buns , I sure hope that you enjoy them! Hot Cross Buns Just link up your favorite dish from any of the UK and lets have fun! Please Visit These Great Co-Host for Food of The World Your Link Will Be Seen On Seven Blogs! Diane:  http://www.simplelivingeating.com Adelina:  http://www.homemaidsimple.com Anyonita:  http://www.anyonita-nibbles.co.uk Shey:  http://justnotthecakes.blogspot.com Miz Helen:  http://mizhelenscountrycottage.blogsp...

I am very excited to be visiting Ireland this month as we explore Food of The World. Irish cuisine is influenced by the food that is grown and the animals that are raised on its farms. During the middle ages an individual's social standing was often times gauged by the number of cattle a person owned. The Irish potato dates back to the 16th century. Potatoes were combined with stews, kale, cabbage and other meats and vegetables to make hearty meals for the farmers. Blackberries are another plentiful crop grown in Ireland. In late August the berries are being picked from the hedge rows of beautiful blackberry bushes all over Ireland. My Irish Grandma made this Irish Blackberry Crumble Cake that I am sharing with you today. Irish Blackberry Crumble Cake Link For The Story and Recipe You are invited to come along on the tour with us,  we would love to have you link up your favorite Irish Dish After you link up please leave me a comment and Please Visit These Grea...