Virginia Recipe Links

The following recipes will introduce you to the foods of Virginia. Some of the recipes are for easier items that are good for classroom state report projects such as Apple Bits or Rich French Toast Sticks. There are also recipes that are a bit more unusual, such as Deviled Crabs. Relax and enjoy yourself as you explore the tastes of Virginia.

Ye’ Old Seafood Recipes
These recipes were sent in from all over Virginia, and cover all of the most popular seafood. Try Stewed Oysters, Deviled Crabs, Fried Scallops and more.
Source: Virginia Marine Resources Commission

Virginia Apple Recipes
This extensive recipe collection celebrates the Virginia apple. Try Golden Apple Oatmeal, Taffy Apple Salad, Apple Chicken Stir-fry, or Honey-Baked Apples. Many of these recipes, such as Apple Bits, are great for school projects.
Source: Virginia Apples

Virginia B & B Egg Recipes
This brochure has a great recipes including baked egg recipes, french toast, pancakes, quiches and more. Eggs a la Jefferson, Rich French Toast Sticks, and Sausage Apple Quiche are a few of the delicious meals represented here.
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Source: Virginia Egg Council

Fresh Herb Recipes
Click on each of the herbs listed in the left column for quick and easy recipes.
Source: Shenandoah Growers

Virginia Seafood Recipes
Soft-shell Crab Imperial, Minted Lime Scallops, and Flash in the Pan Flounder are just a few of the dozens of recipes available for your tasting pleasure here.
Source: Virginia Seafood

Virginia Farms Recipes
These recipes are from The Best of Virginia Farms Cookbook & Tour Book. Recipes like Willie’s Blackberry Crisp will liven your weekly menu.
Source: Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

Selected Recipes from Colonial Williamsburg
If you’re looking for recipes with a long historical tradition, then these recipes will fit the bill. Tasty treats like Apple Tansey, Gingerbread and Holiday Wassail, and Sheperd’s Pie are just a few of the dishes you can try.
Also Try Compote of Apples (adapted for classroom use)
Source: Colonial Williamsburg

Virginia Crabcakes
This tasty recipe is courtesy of former Governor James S. Gilmore III of Virginia. Also try:
Fudge Cake
Source: 1st Traveler’s Choice