New England

Locals and visitors alike swear by these classic New England recipes from Portland, Boston, Bridgeport and everywhere in between.

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    Grandmother’s Corn Pudding

    3 reviews

    My grandmother always served this pudding for holidays and family reunions. Everyone loves it. Corn pudding is a popular side dish on Maryland's eastern shore. —Susan Brown Langenstein, Salisbury, Maryland

    A Bit Nutty Boston Brown Bread

    2 reviews

    Hearty and dense, my homemade Boston Brown Bread features hazelnuts for a delightfully nutty taste. Thick slices pair well with...


    Apple-Pumpkin Upside-Down Cake

    5 reviews

    We love the combination of classic fall fruits in this cake. I bake the apples on the bottom to keep...


    Amish Apple Scrapple

    3 reviews

    The aroma of this when it's cooking at breakfast time takes me back to my days growing up in Pennsylvania....


    Yankee Bean Soup

    4 reviews

    My family really enjoys this hearty soup, which is perfect for a wintry day. Bacon, molasses and onion add great...

    Creamy Buffalo Chicken Dip

    67 reviews

    This slightly spicy dip cleverly captures the flavor of Buffalo chicken wings. Using canned chicken eases preparation. —Allyson DiLascio, Saltsburg,...


    Perfect Scalloped Oysters

    3 reviews

    My family— husband, children and grandchildren— all look forward to this easy seafood side dish. It's one I've made for...


    Best Seafood Chowder

    11 reviews

    My husband is an avid fisherman. When a family get-together was planned and we had to bring something, we created...


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    Rhubarb Tart

    2 reviews

    The rhubarb flavor in this tart balances nicely with the honey and amaretto. The mascarpone cheese makes it rich and...


    Rustic Fish Chowder

    2 reviews

    President John F. Kennedy's affinity for fish chowder was likely inspired by his love of sailing off the coast of...


    Walnut Horn Cookies

    6 reviews

    At our house, it wouldn't be Christmas without these Pennsylvania Dutch cookies, which are known locally as kiffels. —Sharon Allen,...