Manhattan Style Clam Chowder.New England Clam Chowder
Boston Baked Beans
I was at cold Fenway Park on Saturday night and a young woman in front of me said there was a new Thanksgiving Day shot -- bourbon, with some honey and lime. She then told me she had done two shot of whiskey, chased by pickeljuice before getting to the game. And I thought sucking on a lime and salt was good back in the day....How about Bourbon?
Or Scotch whisky? (no "e")
Hopefully not repeating ...
Bolognese Sauce
No, but I'll ask my sister to make it. She has several of her cookbooks.Ever try Marcella Hazan's recipe?
It's classic.
http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1015181-marcella-hazans-bolognese-sauce
And I thought you were from Pittsburgh!!Maybe I missed it -- or maybe our participating posters did. Philadelphia Cream Cheese!
And the (inedible) Philadelphia Scrapple.
Philadelphia cheese steak (sandwich).
Virginia Ham (the name works both ways)---awfully salty for my taste.. . . I got to thinking about foods and dishes. Started with Brussels sprouts (Belgium in the news lately), and that triggered thoughts about other edibles or libations named for places on a map. Here are a few that leaped to mind:
Buffalo wingsI'm sure there are many more, so 'Yarders, here's your chance. When responding, add some to my starter list. Enjoy, and now...
NY strip steaks
Canadian Bacon
Swiss cheese
Baked Alaska
Bologna (but not for Thanksgiving)
Frankfurter (ditto)
Swedish meatballs
Champagne
GO!
Ghiradeli [ Square, San Francisco] chocolate
Texas brisket
Cajun gumbo
Southwest chicken Fried steak.
Kansas City ribs
Napa and Sonoma valley wine.
I verified with my sister--that's the sauce she uses for Lasagna Bolognese, which I've had. It's outstanding!Ever try Marcella Hazan's recipe?
It's classic.
http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1015181-marcella-hazans-bolognese-sauce
Just curious--how does that differ from Maine's version?New Orleans lobster roll