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Churros, Empanadas, Piña Colada....Get the Recipes from AtoZ Food America!

by Kathryn Park on 2024-09-16T08:00:00-05:00 in Culinary Arts, Cultures, Diversity, Inclusion & Multicultural, Hispanic American, Latin American & Spanish | 0 Comments

In honor of Hispanic Heritage month, we are highlighting the delicious Hispanic recipes like Churros, Empanadas, Paella, Piña Colada, Ropa Vieja that you can find in A-Z Food America. Plus you can learn a little history about these classic dishes! 

AtoZ Food America covers regional, state and ethnic cuisines for the entire country as well as cooking techniques, ingredients, historical recipes and menus and reference modules of great use to cooks, culinary students, and historians. Must access on campus or login with your COM account for off campus access.

Get the Recipes

To get to these great recipes, start from the main page> choose Browse by ethnic groups > then choose Cuban American, Mexican American, Puerto Rican or Spanish American. In addition to the recipes, you'll find a historical timeline, the influence on American cuisine and more. 

Want to know more? How to Use AtoZ Food America

AtoZ World Food

That's not all! We also have AtoZ World Food where you can browse recipes by country. Want to know more? How to Use AtoZ World Food

 


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