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Celebrate the Games with International Fare
Enjoy the Olympics with some exotic recipes from Patch Partner Sprouts Farmers Market. [Sponsored]
This week thousands of athletes come together in Brazil to compete for glory while representing their respective countries. Those back at home can take part in the fanfare by hosting a watch party for Friday’s opening ceremonies. As athletes march in the parade of nations, your guests can sample cuisines inspired by cultures around the globe. From Florence to Mumbai and all the way to Rio, here are six recipes worthy of gold!

United States
America is known as a melting pot of cultures. This recipe combines an Asian favorite (eggrolls) with a Southern classic (pulled pork) to create a tasty flavor fusion.
By: The Speckled Palate
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India
This twist on a classic lemonade will transport you to halfway around the globe. The Masala Nimbu Soda is a refreshing drink with an Indian touch that provides a spicy, tart and sweet treat in a glass. The exotic spices add a pop of flavor to this soon-to-be party favorite.
By: The Novice Housewife
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Brazil
Enjoy the flavors of Rio de Janeiro with this fresh twist on a traditional sushi roll. Each sweet sushi bite bursts with the colors and flavors of the tropics.
By: Good For You Gluten Free

Mexico
Picadillo Stuffed Mini Peppers
Kick up the heat with these bite-sized appetizers inspired by Mexico. A perfect finger food, these stuffed peppers will make you feel like you are south of the border.
By: Cooking On The Ranch

Indonesia
Chicken Skewers with Peanut Sauce
Your taste buds can travel to Southeast Asia with a quick and easy skewer recipe. Indonesian food is full of intense flavor, and these chicken skewers with peanut sauce are no exception.
By: Rubies and Radishes

Italy
Authentic Pizza Recipe from Florence
Although popular around the world, the modern pizza was invented in Italy. This recipe from Italy’s Tuscan region can be customized with any good-for-you topping to fit your dietary preference.
By: Mile High Mamas