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Just put together some cooked noodles, tomatoes and cooked chopped meat in a baking dish and bake. Add anything else you like to it, cheese, garlic, onion, mushrooms.......
Just put together some cooked noodles, tomatoes and cooked chopped meat in a baking dish and bake. Add anything else you like to it, cheese, garlic, onion, mushrooms.......
Americans eat lots and lots of garlic. I had leftover tzatziki I made for breakfast (Americans also eat lots and lots of other countries cuisine) and all I could taste all morning was garlic. When I was pregnant I had an aversion to the smell of garlic. My poor husband was beside himself trying to cook without it. Finally I would just leave during the cooking of dinner. I had no problem eating it though, thank goodness!
Anyway American food is very regional. I think seafood minimally fussed over because I grew up in New England. Clam chowder, steamers, broiled or baked haddock, boiled cold water lobsters, grilled mussels, things like that.
Meat loaf, and mashed potatoes.
Grilled cheese sandwiches
Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
^^^ This. Probably ice cream too. Not fried ice cream never even heard of that. Or...fried cheese???
Some of the things previously mentioned are just regional, not nation-wide.
I'd repeat a few that have already been mentioned like pot roast, steak, hamburgers/cheeseburgers, blt sandwiches.
Anything with corn--like corn on the cob, corn bread, Indian pudding.
Apple pie, chocolate cake.
^^^ This. Probably ice cream too. Not fried ice cream never even heard of that. Or...fried cheese???
Some of the things previously mentioned are just regional, not nation-wide.
I'd repeat a few that have already been mentioned like pot roast, steak, hamburgers/cheeseburgers, blt sandwiches.
Anything with corn--like corn on the cob, corn bread, Indian pudding.
Apple pie, chocolate cake.
and lots of garlic.
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Or should I say the one whose last names end in a vowel.
never even heard of that. Or...fried cheese???
