Best Traditional Dishes in Minneapolis
There are some famous Minnesota foods that are a cut above the rest. If you're planning a Memorial Day BBQ, why not feature of our traditional dishes to accompany your BBQ? Check out our top 4 favorite Minneapolis traditional dishes.Booyah
Booyah is a tradition in the northeastern parts of the United States. If you endeavor to ignite your own booyah tradition at home, plan a couple of days to savor the process and make it worthwhile. You can read about this Booyah tradition and get tips and tricks here, compliments of afarmgirlsdabbles.com.
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Hotdish
Another tradition common in Minneapolis is a tasty Hotdish. Perhaps thought to be a casserole, this Hotdish is comprised of a starch, meat, veggies, and canned soup- the most coveted is topped with tater tots! Here’s a great recipe for Hotdish with tater tots.
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Juicy Lucy
Juicy Lucy is the only way to have a Minnesota burger! This recipe promises that the American Cheese, sauteed mushrooms, and onions may become your new obsession. Thank you, Cooking Mama, for this fabulous Juicy Lucy recipe contribution.Wild Rice - A Midwest Staple
Wild rice- these ancient grains are a staple in the Midwest. Whether you’re visiting Minnesota or a native in Minneapolis, you’ll find wild rice - the grain of Minnesota, to be a family favorite for your Memorial Day feast. Here are some wild rice recipes that you’ll enjoy for years to come.Best BBQ Sauce Recipes
When it comes to southern BBQ, a tasty sauce is a MUST. Check out four delicious Minnesota BBQ sauce recipes:Dr. Pepper BBQ Sauce
We wouldn’t dream of having an all-American barbecue without some frosty cold beverages… so why not include in our sauce? This southern sauce using our trusty friend, Dr. Pepper, has everyone coming back for more. Make sure you’ve got plenty for seconds! You can find Elizabeth Karmel’s Dr. Pepper Barbecue Sauce recipe here.