New england cooking

Blueberry Slump! Classic New England dessert, made on the stovetop with blueberries and steamed dumplings. Great way to beat the heat!

Made with ground beef, veggies, beans, and the perfect blend of seasonings, this award-winning firehouse chili is a true crowd-pleaser.

Our friends Joanna & Carolyn invited us to their home a couple months ago and Joanna completely wowed me with the popovers she served. I had tried my hand baking them in the past, but needed an expert to show me the way. Joanna was raised in Massachusetts, and is even a descendent of American founding father,READ MORE

New England territory has a unique food scene developed by the vast immigration of people to the Americas. Here are 13 foods that represent that area.

This Lobster Pie recipe is unapologetically rich and delicious — a celebration food that every New Englander should make at least once.

This chowder combines lessons that I learned from Marjorie Druker, owner of the Massachusetts-based New England Soup Factory, and Arturo Camacho, executive chef of Shell & Bones in New Haven, Connecticut. Camacho garnishes his bowls with kettle-style potato chips; Druker, meanwhile, gravitates toward tried-and-true oyster crackers. Whatever the garnish, I love the creamy lightness of this broth.

How to roast potatoes perfectly, both for a dinner side dish and as hash browns.

Cape Cod Stuffed Quahog Company in Monument Beach honored by Yankee Magazine in annual awards

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Some of these popular Maine foods are commonly known, like lobstah and blueberries, but others may not be if you’re not a Mainer! These are some of the most famous and interesting Maine foods you need to try during your next visit to the Pine Tree State!