Cannoli
Cannoli originated in Sicily during the Arab rule, possibly as a fertility symbol for Carnevale celebrations. These iconic pastry tubes feature a crisp, bubbly... read more >>
Cuisines Recipes | How to Cook Cuisines Style with Step-by-Step Guide
Passports for your palate where global traditions meet local kitchens in cultural celebration.
Explore the rich culinary traditions of Cuisines cuisine with our collection of 86 authentic recipes. Each dish features traditional ingredients and time-tested techniques that bring the true flavors of Cuisines cooking to your kitchen.
Chocolate Mousse
Chocolate Mousse emerged in France during the 18th century, evolving into a beloved national dessert by the early 20th century. This ethereal confection features... read more >>
Pâté de Foie
A luxurious spread with origins in ancient Rome but perfected in French cuisine. Made from finely ground poultry or pork liver mixed with herbs... read more >>
Profiteroles
Profiteroles are elegant French pastries that showcase choux pastry's remarkable versatility. Originating in the 16th century, these small, airy puffs are split and filled... read more >>
Blanquette de Veau
Blanquette de Veau is a refined French veal stew dating back to the 17th century, celebrated for its elegant white sauce and tender meat.... read more >>
Classic Beef Stroganoff
Russian elegance meets comfort food perfection in this creamy, soul-satisfying dish that's been warming hearts since the 19th century. Our authentic approach features properly... read more >>
Nachos
Mexican, South American | Appetizers, Brunch, Dinner, Lunch, Side Dishes, Snacks, Supper | Quick (- 30 min)
Nachos were invented in 1940 by Ignacio 'Nacho' Anaya in Piedras Negras, Mexico, when he quickly assembled a snack for American military wives using... read more >>
Classic American Meatloaf
Depression-era ingenuity meets modern technique in this family dinner champion that proves humble ingredients can create pure satisfaction. Our version combines beef and pork... read more >>
Guacamole
Guacamole originated with the Aztecs in the 16th century, who called this avocado-based dish 'ahuaca-mulli' meaning 'avocado sauce.' This vibrant, fresh dip showcases the... read more >>