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Of the original Thirteen Colonies, the Bay State was home to some of the most important events leading up to the American Revolution; the Boston Tea Party, Paul Revere’s ride, Lexington and Concord, and Bunker Hill need no further explanation, they are so much a part of the cultural narrative. In the 17th century, Native Americans and English immigrants came into contact along the coast of Massachusetts. The culinary outcome of their convergence includes the chowders, baked bean casseroles, pies, stews, and succotash dishes that have helped define New England’s regional cooking. Cod and molasses helped build the economy of colonial Massachusetts. Molasses, a key ingredient in Boston baked beans and Boston brown bread, came from the Caribbean islands and was fermented and distilled into rum. For 300 years, the Atlantic cod-fishing industry helped sustain many Massachusetts port towns until the collapse of cod stocks in the 1990s. Massachusetts is also a big cranberry-producing state, particularly in Cape Cod and the island of Nantucket. Bay scallops are also fished in Nantucket and Cape Cod.
 

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Roasted Red Onions Stuffed With Mascarpone Cheese

Reviewed on Jul. 22, 2008 by Christine M
Amazing! I did make a couple small changes - had no shallots so I added some snipped fresh chives and some fresh basil from my garden. I used smallish red onions - no more than 2 1/2 to 3 inches in diameter - and I think I like that size better. I would suggest just barely cutting the tops off, then when you remove the inner sections, remove them from the bottom of the onion. They will come out easier (I just used the tong of a fork and pulled out one section at a time), then place the onions bottom side up to stuff with mascarpone. That way the smaller opening at the bottom (the TOP of the onion) will help keep the melted cheese inside the onion (and it DOES get runny!) These were very easy, elegant and delicious - I think they make a better appetizer than side dish, perhaps since I used smaller onions, and I think I might opt for fresh herbs instead of shallots next time, as they add a nice touch of color.
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Sesame Green Beans

Reviewed on Jul. 22, 2008 by xayide
Tasty and easy. I used sesame oil (probably a little too much) and veggie stock instead of olive oil and chicken stock, and it was tasty yummy. I took the advice of some other reviewers and did not add any garlic. I'm sure garlic would have been good in this recipe, but it would have turned out very differently.
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Zucchini Herb Casserole

Reviewed on Jul. 22, 2008 by Suemck
Very disappointing. This dish needs a lot more rice & seasoning, and a lot less cheese. It turned out really oily and flavorless. The concept is good though, and I may try it again with a few changes. Thanks.
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