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The Beehive State is one of the Four Corners states, bordering Colorado, New Mexico, and Nevada at the same point in southeast Utah. From Bryce Canyon, Arches, and Zion National Parks to the desolation of the Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah is incomparable in its variety of natural beauty. The name Utah comes from the Ute Indians and means “people of the mountains” -- the Wasatch Range, a series of mountains running like a spine down the center of the state. Mormons, led West by Brigham Young, settled the Salt Lake Valley in the mid-1800s. Farming in Utah’s harsh desert environment was difficult for these early settlers until irrigation could be harnessed to water the crops. Cherries are Utah’s official state fruit. The Spanish onion is the state vegetable. Honey is also a major commodity, and the beehive is the state emblem of Utah, symbolizing the industrious ways of the honeybee. Gelatin dessert is the official state snack of Utah. Utahans also enjoy a kind of unique scone. Unlike the dense, baked British version, Utah scones are airy, sweet, and deep-fried and are often served with butter and honey, like a sopapilla.
 

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Joanne's Super Hero Sandwich

Reviewed on May 7, 2008 by ejw825
Really good! We enjoyed it for a few days without having it go soggy or gross. We used turkey and roast beef as our meat choices, and did everything else the same.
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Mexican Posole Stew

Reviewed on May 7, 2008 by wsf
As a native of Ireland, I can't authenticate this recipe! Ha! Now having said that, I loved the strong pork flavour this stew had. I thought it was fantastic. The only qualm I had was that they did not specify the type of chili. I used anchos, and felt it was not hot enough. Other than that, this was amazing. It will also convert people who normally don't eat grubeen (pig's feet), as it imparts much of the amazingly unctious flavour found here!
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Tres Leches Cake

Reviewed on May 5, 2008 by brockishot!
awesome!! it's pretty much a mexican better-than-sex cake, if you've ever had one of those. i used whole wheat flour with this cake and it still turned out really good, but next time i would use all-purpose to achieve the texture this cake is supposed to have. also, don't discard 1 cup of the milks! i followed this step, but next time i'll only discard a 1/2 cup because i think it could have been even a little gooey-er :) overall though: delish!
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