Missouri Recipes

The following recipes will introduce you to the foods of Missouri. Some of the recipes are for easier items that are good for classroom state report projects such as Pecan Pie. There are also recipes that are a bit more unusual, such as Apple Pizza and Chestnut Pudding. Relax and enjoy yourself as you explore the tastes of Missouri.

Missouri Pecan Recipes
These recipes are straight from grandma’s recipe book, or at least they’re supposed to be. We think they taste good enough for it to be true. try the Old-fashioned Pecan Pie or the Pecan Tassies.
Source: Missouri Pecan Growers

Rural Missouri Recipes
A couple of sample recipes donated by readers from rural Missouri are available online. The Caramel Nut Tart looks especially great.
Source: Rural Missouri

Missouri Apple Recipes
Apple crisp, apple cakes, apple pizza! Try some of these tasty and sometimes unusual recipes for a taste of Missouri in your meals.
Source: Missouri Apple Growers

Missouri Beef Recipes
Look up the cut of beef that you have and this site will present you with a set of delicious recipes. The Lemon-Herb Pot Roast is a nice twist on a traditional recipe. Explore this tasty Missouri site.
Source: Missouri Beef Industry Council

Chestnut Recipes
Chestnuts are a traditional Christmas nut. Try one of these great chestnut recipes for the holidays or any time of the year. From Roast Chestnuts to Chestnut and Spinach Dip to Chestnut Pudding, these unusual recipes will broaden your culinary horizons.
Source: University of Missouri Center for Agroforestry

Missouri Governor Recipes
These tasty treats are courtesy of former Governor Mel Carnahan of Missouri. A delightful taste of Missouri cuisine.
Party Rolls
Mini Ham Loaves
Dijon Salad Dressing
Source: 1st Traveler’s Choice

Missouri Recipes
From vegetable soup to venison to mincemeat. Try these recipes for a distinctly Missouri meal.
Source: VernaLisa

Missouri Soybean Recipes
Salted Soy Nut Roll Bars and Heart Healthy White Chili are two of the available recipes from this healthy collection from Missouri growers.
Source: Missouri Soybean Association