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Paella Fritters

Recipe | Courtesy of Squid Ink Eclectic Eats & Drinks
Total Time:
1 hour 40 minutes (includes resting time)

Spanish Honey Pudding

Recipe | Courtesy of Mary Sue Milliken|Susan Feniger

Five-Chile Pulled Pork

Recipe | Courtesy of Pickle Jar Kitchen
Total Time:
16 hours 15 minutes (includes marinating time)

Choucroute au Champagne

Recipe | Courtesy of John Novi
Total Time:
3 hours 30 minutes

Bifteki Burger Sandwich

Recipe | Courtesy of Pablo Garcia|Evangelos Rounmeliotis
Total Time:
1 hour 20 minutes

Chilled Cucumber Soup with Fiery Yogurt Sauce

Recipe | Courtesy of Alex Guarnaschelli
Total Time:
3 hours 20 minutes

Midnight Bao-Boy

Episode | From: Carnival Eats
Noah Cappe gets a good start to his day at the Macon County Fair in Illinois with the Big Biscuit and the After School Funnel. Then, he takes a bite out of the Big Apple when he heads to the Ninth Avenue Food Festival in NYC for sensational street food like Motz' Burgeryaki -- a Takoyaki ball cheeseburger -- a sensational, Spanish-inspired Paella Burrito and a doughy Cookie Bao. Plus, Noah rings in the 4th of July at the Big Butler Fair in Prospect, Pennsylvania, and celebrates with the fruity Tropical Sunset Burger and the crunchy, bacon-y Cook Out Cupcake.

My Fair Latte

Episode | From: Carnival Eats
Noah Cappe starts off in Chippewa Falls, Wis., at the Northern Wisconsin State Fair. The Wisconsin woods are the inspiration for the loaded Campfire Burger, and the state's famous cheese curds make an appearance in the Hot Chick. Noah tries Spanish Queens, a unique deep-fried treat, and coffee gets a fresh take in the form of the Funnel-Latte. Then Noah's off to Indianapolis, where meat takes center stage at the Marion County Fair. The Pork Pickle Pizza is a new favorite, and the Deep-Fried Reuben transforms the classic sandwich into an easy-to-eat, must-have treat.

Money Saving Menu

Episode | From: Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra is looking out for your purse strings, and she creates a menu that’s inexpensive and super delicious. A few pre-packaged ingredients here and there can really cut down your grocery bill. The menu starts off with a bang — Beer Beef Fajitas — that brings cocktail time a little earlier. She creates her side dish, Smoky Spanish Rice, without overspending. Next se creates a simple and scrumptious dessert — Apple Raisin Betty, plus a Tropical Granita that’s sweet, icy, and so much fun to make. Then it’s cocktail time with a special Pineapple Fresca.

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