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Give thanks for the diversity of America's culinary heritage.

New England Tradition
It is, of course, the colonists arriving in New England that we have to thank for America's first Thanksgiving, for they gathered around the table in gratitude for the bounty they found in their new world.

Beet and Apple Salad
Apples make this salad crisp and crunchy, while beets color it richly red.
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Maple-Glazed Turkey with Orange-Parsley Stuffing
Add kumquats, cranberries, and sage sprigs to the serving platter to dress up this much-loved classic.
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Heartland Favorites
From this hardworking lifestyle come the robust comfort foods of the Midwest.

Chicken and Wild Rice Soup
Some food lovers refer to wild rice as "the caviar of grains." It's no wonder Minnesotans serve many versions of this specialty soup with pride.
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Country Pumpkin Torte
This high and mighty layered spice cake stands tall as a proud centerpiece on your dessert buffet.
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Flavors of the West
Vestiges of the rustic "come-and-get-it" cooking of the American cowboy can still be savored in the West's hearty chilis and stews, but today's diners are just as likely to sit down to lighter, fresher dishes.
   

Pastry for Double-Crust Pie
Nothing is as tempting as a homemade pie, complete with a tender, flaky crust. Use this pastry for the Apple-Cherry Pie.
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Hunter's Leg of Lamb
If your supermarket doesn't regularly stock leg of lamb, order the cut a few days in advance and ask the butcher to butterfly it for you. Use a meat thermometer to determine doneness.
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Southern Specialties
From the elegant she-crab soup of Maryland to the jazzy jambalayas of New Orleans and the sweet, juicy peaches of Georgia, Southern cuisine showcases diverse cooking styles. The one constant at all tables, however, is Southern hospitality.

Cheesy Corn and Grits
Yes, Southerners love their grits, but it was actually the Native Americans who introduced the ingredient to settlers.
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Baked Country Ham
Few holiday meats are easier to cook than ham -- and this one will bring the very graciousness and warmth of the South to your table.
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