Mormon food

From barbecues to ward potlucks to firesides, Mormons love socializing around a good plate of food. And no matter what event you’re at, there are a few staple “Mormon” foods you’ll likely find. Try your hand at some of the following recipes, including Jell-O, funeral potatoes, and pasta, collected in The Essential Mormon Cookbook.

Funeral Potatoes are comforting in more ways than one! Learn the history and recipes in this week's edition of Regional Cheese Cuisine

This recipe was originally posted on October 10, 2013. We get quite a bit of Pinterest traffic on this one, so just thought we would s...

One of my Mom's classic dinners as we were growing up was "Burger Bean Cups". I have no idea where she got this recipe, or if it was somet...

The “Relief Society” (yeah, the name is from the 1800’s) is the womanhood auxiliary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and it is probably the largest and oldest women’s group in the world. Mormon women have their own local meetings on Sundays in Mormon meetinghouses and have activities often that cover special...

This is a super-easy dish to throw together when you don't have a lot of time on your hands--so basically any day of the week. It can be a main ( throw in some grilled chicken or whatever meat you want) or side dish. The recipe is from a box of broken up vermicelli that I used to be able to get in El Paso, Texas at my local grocery store. Now I buy the vermicelli in a bag, in the Hispanic Foods section, and the recipe is not on there. This is also a good way to get some veggies into your…

Family-favorite funeral potatoes are creamy, cheesy, and crispy on top. It's perfect for holidays and is the ultimate comfort food!

Make and share this Fried Mormon Funeral Potatoes recipe from Food.com.

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Inexpensive and easy, canned cheddar cheese soup pairs well with a surprising number of dishes. Try these recipes using it in everything from sauces to enchiladas.