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	Bruschetta Appetizers by RecipeKing Bruschetta Appetizers is an easy and quick recipe for a delicious, cheesy, Italian appetizer. Main Ingredients include: Feta cheese, black olives, tomatoes and red onions. It takes only (25) minutes. including cooking time, from start to finish. It is also a healthy, low calories, low fat, low cholesterol, low sodium, low…	1 vote 2 comments 11459 views
	Panizas or chickpea fritters by Guest of winter Panizas are typical from the Cádiz province in Andalusia, where the Sherry wines come from. They are made from chickpea flour, boiled in water, made into a dough thicker than potato mash, then sliced in small pieces and fried. They look suspiciously similar to Provençal panisses, and I heard there is a very similar thing in the south…	2 votes 1 review 5522 views
	Grandma Libia's croquetas by Guest of winter Traditional children's fare and a delectable tapa	5 votes 2 reviews 1 comment 4382 views
	Grilled Shrimp copyright 2011 art of living,PrimaMedia,Inc/Maria Liberati by maria liberati This is one of my favorite ways to eat shrimp. A healthy recipe and a great substitute for grilled hamburgers. From my best selling book The Basic Art of Italian Cooking and BLOG The Basic Art of Italian Cooking by Maria Liberati tm at…	2 votes 5899 views
	Spanish Sushi “Cantabria en tu boca” Nigiri by Aherrera www.cantabriaentuboca.net	1 vote 1 comment 6881 views
	Mediterranean Nachos (Greek Nachos) by Denise Sherin Yummy Greek flavors in nacho form. Instead of sour cream you could use some tzatziki sauce or slice some raw baby spinach leaves. You can also use a flavored feta cheese if you like. To make a heartier dish you can add some shredded chicken or tuna to the tomato mixture.	1 vote 3566 views
	Garlic Butter Breadsticks by Culinary Envy These irresistible and simple Garlic Butter Breadsticks are so light, airy, and crispy, you’ll make them over and over again!	1 vote 1400 views
	Mini Quiche by Chef Smith Most people believe that the quiche originates from France, and it is fair to say that in its traditional form, attributing origin to the French is quite correct. However, prior to French chefs concocting quiche, German chefs made an egg custard pie called kuchen, meaning cake. The German dish was baked in brioche dough, instead of…	1 vote 2533 views