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Food in the United States

From the first state to the last, we plan to visit all.

New England

Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont.

Mid-Atlantic

Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania.

Midwest

Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minessota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin.

The South

Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia.

South West

Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas.

The Rocky Mountains

Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming.

The Pacific

Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, Washington.


Verrazano Bridge.

The Verrazano narrow bridge, between Staten
Island and New York.

Everything is large size in USA and breakfast is not an exception, the perfect option for big appetites. Breakfast in USA can consist of anything from coffee and cookies on the go to a full cooked breakfast, with a selection of sausages, bacon, ham, baked beans, fries and eggs.

Dinner in Rural Kansas is usually a family affair, opposite to urban Kansas, where the tendence is to eat out.

Kiwi Bentley zooms in for a business lunch, hangs out with the crowd and makes a stance for sushi with her hit list. Read all about it at Bergen County restaurant hit list.

We have a recommendation for those visiting San Francisco: The House of Nanking.

Celebrating food in USA

Halloween is one of the most characteristic American celebrations, a favorite holyday for many. Children enjoy celebrating Halloween more than anyone because they can stuff their face with spook-tacular food, candy and all sort of treats.

Speaking of celebrations, learn about the most celebrated holiday in USA life: Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving dinner is always an important affair. See what it is a typical Thanksgiving celebration and how food is at the center or the family reunion.

Though, at least in public, one has to name it "winter break" and just deliver "season's greetings" to be politically correct, Christmas is celebrated in innumerable households. Time for exchanging presents and, of course, kids enjoy it enormously. Let them participate in the Christmas baking with these kids Christmas cookies.

Valentine Day is about love, not only romantic love, but friendship and brotherly love also. Throw a Valentine party full of fun food, magic food charmed to bring friends together, and serve sweet love potions to drink.

With so many immigrants of Irish ascent, Saint Patrick's Day is the occasion of much merriment and celebration in the United States. You will see shamrocks and other Irish motives everywhere and Irish menus in restaurants and pubs. Get some Irish recipes and celebrate your particular Saint Patrick's Day.

Memorial Day weekend and Labour Day weekend are the the biggest camping weekends in the summer, so we are going to celebrate in camping style becoming campfire chefs.

Grumblegrumble. Treats in store for dad on Father's Day. Every family creates its own food traditions and festive memories. Erin M. Phelan advises to teach your children how to cook if you want to survive your first Father's Day and have many worth remembering.

 



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