I'm going to a potluck themed ';Foods From Around The World'; What's a good recipe that's both yummy and easy?

I'm a fairly bad cook, so I would like a recipe that is fairly simple but is also something good. Please help!I'm going to a potluck themed ';Foods From Around The World'; What's a good recipe that's both yummy and easy?
Italy:Pasta


Usa:Burgers


French:Onion soup


Mexico:Chips and Salsa


Asia:Thai green or red curry with riceI'm going to a potluck themed ';Foods From Around The World'; What's a good recipe that's both yummy and easy?
Mexico: Bannana %26amp; Chocolate tacos or burritos for desert





By packages of Soft Taco Mia T's are the best


4 bannanas


1 bag of Semi Sweet Hersheys morsels baking chocolate


Powdered sugar


Butter or margarine





Heat the tortillas in the microwave with a moist papertowel for just a few minutes to get them soft.


Melt the chocolate in a pot ( you can also use chocolate pudding if you want to)


Cut the bannas into small pieces


Put the tortilla in the fyring pan sprayed with pan and spread the chocolate if you use the melting chocolate, and then add the bannanas, fold or roll up into a burrito and drizzle chocolate and sprinkle powdered sugar.





Easy and delicious!





Italy:





Spagehetti or Pizza or Breadsticks This looks good





SPAGHETTI CARBONARA





mushroom


pineapple tidbits


bell pepper


mixed vegetables


all purpose cream (pack)


Nestle cream (can)


spaghetti (pasta)


ham


ground pork


onion, garlic, pepper, salt, butter


melt cheese


milk (evaporated)


flour





Put butter into pan; add garlic, onion until brown. Put the ground porkand ham. Saute until brown. Add cheese.


When the cheese is melted, add mixed vegetables, milk, nestle cream, bell pepper, all purpose cream, pepper and salt.





When it reaches a boil, dissolve the flour in, a little bit at a time until when it has thickened to desired consistency.





Submitted by: Verna V. Abordo





Cooks.com has every recipe you can think off!
10 countries 10 different recipes to choose from:





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Well I am Irish. Our traditional food is soda bread and it is quick and easy to make. I think the people there would love it especially the Irish people that might be there
Italy:


Penne with fresh mozzarella balls, cherry tomatoes, basil leaves and cream.





I love it!
What country are you ';representing';?
Buy some hummus and pita bread...middle east.