Our New York cooking recipes

Fly to New York with our cheeseburger recipe! Here are all our tips for making the perfect cheese burger.

The bagel is a staple of New York cuisine! This ring-shaped bread can be enjoyed at any time of day. Here is the recipe for the New York bagel.

Originating from New York State, Buffalo Chicken Wings conquered America and the world! Here's how to make authentic spicy chicken wings at home.

When you enjoy meat in the United States, barbecue sauce is never far away! Here's how to make your own homemade BBQ sauce.

Chicken Nuggets are a classic of American cuisine. Here is the original recipe for making homemade chicken nuggets.

Mac and Cheese is an easy and quick recipe. The characters from Friends love it!

Coleslaw is a recipe that takes you back to the origins of New York's creation. Coleslaw is the descendant of the koolsla brought by Dutch colonists.

Latkes are a classic dish in New York cuisine. This dish is also known as potato pancakes or potato fritters.

Likely born in England, Onion Rings are a classic American staple, especially in New York. Here's my simple, quick recipe.

Quick and satisfying, the hot dog is everywhere in New York! Here's how to make your own homemade hot dog and capture the authentic taste of New York.

Want to make your own hot dogs or burgers? Skip the baguettes or other sandwiches! Here is the real recipe for homemade buns.

To go with burgers and fries, nothing beats ketchup! Rather than using store-bought ketchup, follow our homemade ketchup recipe.

While pizza was born in Italy, the original recipe was brought to and widely adapted in New York. Here is the New York pizza recipe.

Spaghetti Meatballs aren't an Italian recipe—they're a New York creation. Learn how to make this classic dish combining pasta with homemade meatballs, straight from the Italian-American tradition.

The penne à la vodka recipe is said to have been born in Italy or New York… it's impossible to know for sure. Discover the New York version!

Eggs Benedict are a must-have for breakfast or brunch! Learn how to make this iconic recipe that was born in New York in 1892.

Waldorf Salad is a salad recipe created in 1893 for a charity ball held at the famous Waldorf Astoria hotel. Here is the recipe.

English muffins have been widely adopted in New York and across the USA. A classic to serve with breakfast and brunch.

You can't visit New York without trying Pancakes, the American version of crepes! Here is the recipe for a made-in-USA breakfast.

Cheesecake is one of the must-try desserts in New York! Our chef shares tips for making the perfect cheesecake.

Blueberry Muffins crossed the Atlantic in the suitcases of colonists to become real stars in the United States.

Discover the real recipe for French toast, the American version of pain perdu. This famous dish is definitely not lost on anyone!

Here is the recipe for oatmeal and raisin cookies. A quick and easy recipe that will make you feel like you're heading to New York!

Brownie is a must-have dessert in New York! You can enjoy it at any time of day and you'll have many variations to choose from.

The donut is one of New York's famous pastries, since its introduction by Dutch colonists. Now it's your turn to make donuts.

Black and White cookies are delicious New York biscuits with surprising half-vanilla, half-chocolate frosting. Here is the homemade recipe.

Key Lime Pie is the American version of French lemon tart. Discover this adaptation by following the traditional recipe.

Pumpkin pie is a typical dessert when autumn arrives. Pumpkin Pie is actually the star of Thanksgiving and Christmas meals.

Carrot Cake is an original carrot cake! The famous orange vegetable is indeed the base for a sweet treat. Here is the recipe!

Gingerbread Cookies are biscuits that appear at Christmas. This English specialty has been successfully exported to the USA.

The milkshake is the quintessential American drink! Head to the kitchen and make the original recipe—a classic vanilla milkshake with homemade ice cream and whipped cream.

Looking for something indulgent? Skip the classic vanilla milkshake and try these creative recipes straight from New York.