INTERNATIONAL: 15 Ethnic Sandwiches from The Spruce

LINK to Ethnic Sandwiches from The Spruce

UNITED STATES: 31 May Dinners from Betty Crocker QUICK LINK - Mixed Ethnic Recipes: Spanish, Italian,Mexican and MORE!!

LINK to recipes

AMERICAN ETHNIC: Summer pizzas from Cooking Light QUICK LINK

SUMMER PIZZA RECIPES

Generic pizza photos below:

  

  

  

  

  

ETHNIC: Cabbage Rolls VIDEO from GrandmothersKitchen.com

Comments:

1.  I have never frozen a whole cabbage but will try now.
2.  This is a Savoy cabbage not a regular cabbage.  We grow them in our garden. Great taste!!
3.  I would not add that salt because there are

• 20 mg. of sodium in 2 Tbsp tomato paste (I keep tomato paste on hand at all times - all you need to do is add some water to make puree or more water to make sauce - a lot cheaper and more efficient than trying to buy all those different cans!)
• 1284 mg. of sodium in 1 cup of canned tomato sauce
• 997 mg. of sodium in 1 cup of canned puree

Recommended mg. of sodium per day is 1500 mg.

LINK TO deifratelli.com all natural tomato products

LINK TO CABBAGE ROLLS VIDEO FROM GRANDMOTHER'S KITCHEN

    

  

  

  

Huffington Post - Top 11 Ethnic City Restaurants and 10 Best Whiskey Bars links - May 2013 - HOT HOT HOT - slide shows, videos

Photos from Huffington Post

http://www.foodandwine.com/slideshows/andrew-zimmerns-favorite-ethnic-food-in-the-us?xid=TTIPS050713AndrewZimmernsEthnicFood

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/07/best-whiskey-bars-gq_n_3230113.html?ncid=edlinkusaolp00000003&ir=Food

Busy Decorating/Shopping? - Serve ethnic hot dogs PART 1 WITH PHOTOS

Busy time right now. Quick meals for your family.  Serve one, two or three ethnic hot dogs as a quick meal!!

This is Part I.

1.  Greek:
Toppings are Tzatziki, chopped cucumber and kalamata olives (if you don't like kalamata use black olives)

 

Link for Tzatziki sauce from Allrecipes.com

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tzatziki-sauce/

2.  Korean:
Toppings are Asian mustard, kimchi (this stuff is hot!) and chopped red onions.

  

I found a recipe for a quick kimchi that is not so hot unless you like kimchi from EatingRichly.com

http://eatingrichly.com/05/korean-cucumber-kimchi-recipe/ so substitute

3.  Swedish:
Toppings are lingonberry jam (I would subsitute canned whole cranberries, drained of course, if you can't find the preserves), carmelized onions and gravy (a light gravy - 1 pkg. (each) mushroom gravy mix, Lipton dried onion soup would be a good try)

  

4.  German:

Toppings are German mustard, sauerkraut and broken pretzels. OR use link sausages OR Bratwurst

 

5.  Mexican:

Toppings are chipotle mayonnaise, cotija cheese and avocado

 

  

Cotija is a mild Mexican cheese. (If you can't use that use a MILD Parmesan.) I have found cotija at Walmart.  To make an easy chipotle (hot) mayonnaise here is a link from Food.com

http://www.food.com/recipe/chipotle-mayonnaise-simple-418395 

If you don't have chipotle powder or can't find in spice section 

use a tablespoon of the liquid in the canned chipotle peppers.