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Rhode Island Clam Chowder

Submitted by: KMOMMYZ 
Neither red nor white, this clear soup brings out the pure flavors of clams and potatoes. 

Dynamites

Submitted by: AddiesMom6 
The recipe for this loose-meat sandwich filling from Rhode Island features green bell peppers and onion with canned tomato sauce, tomato paste, and diced tomatoes. 

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Clams and Chourico

Submitted by: SKISMITTY 
Home Town: West Warwick, Rhode Island, USA
Living In: Coventry, Rhode Island, USA
These clams are steamed in dark beer with chourico sausage and red onions for a full flavored meal. 

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Espiros

Submitted by: MateusMachado 
This is an old Portuguese recipe that my Vovo taught me how to make. It is great for the typical huge Portuguese family party or reunion, it is a very light meringue cookie, it is very simple, but I insist that you use an electric egg beater. This is very sweet, and has a hint of citrus flavor to it. If you don't use an electric egg beater, it will take you hours to prepare it! 

Rhode Island Red Clam Chowder

Submitted by: claudygirl 
How can a New Englander love Manhattan over New England clam chowder? Because I like to taste the clams, not just heavy cream with lumps. I came up with this recipe today using what I had on hand, but feel free to improvise. This tastes just like the chowder you get at the beach with clam cakes! Use a food chopper to minimize prep time. 

Dynamite

Submitted by: pukanopolis 
A Rhode Island exclusive. Kind of like a Sloppy Joe but far superior. Spicy enough to earn it's name, it's best washed down with a good beer. For you non Rhodey people, torpedo rolls are just the long sandwich rolls. 

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Quince Jelly

Submitted by: FAYEBABES 
An old family recipe for quince jelly. Quince is a fruit related to apples and pears. It is quite tart, and cannot be eaten raw. This jelly is the perfect way to make use of the quince fruit. 

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Colonial Brown Bread

Submitted by: Annette1951 
A sweet brown bread no eggs or fat added. Best served warm from the oven. 

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Spice Cookies

Submitted by: Angie Kitcher 
This recipe was my mother's Grandmothers recipe. Spicy soft cookies with currants. Originally from England. Enjoy, they won't last long. 

Kedgeree

Submitted by: Helen 
A delicious traditional English breakfast dish using smoked white fish, rice and eggs. It is based on the Indian dish Khichri and comes from the days of the Raj. 

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New York System Hot Wiener Sauce II

Submitted by: Lindsay 
This is a hot meat sauce that is put on hot dogs (wieners) here in Rhode Island. It's usually added after the mustard and chopped onions and topped with celery salt. 

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New York System Hot Wiener Sauce I

Submitted by: Nancy Messier 
This hearty, flavorful wiener sauce is like the kind you'll find in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. It may be frozen until ready for use. Use premium grilled wieners cooked in butter, steamed hot dog buns and the fancy mustard of your choice. Spread with mustard, the sauce, chopped onions and celery salt. 

Firehouse Clam Bake New England Style

Submitted by: Star Pooley 
A traditional New England clam bake that will feed a small army! You will have to plan ahead for this one. Lobsters, clams, mussels, potatoes, fish, corn, hot dogs, sausage, and onions all baked/steamed together in layers, in a hole you dig on the beach. Serve with lots of melted butter and bread for sopping up all the delicious juices. 

Orange Johnny Cake

Submitted by: MARCIEP 
Corn muffin mix is flavored with grated orange zest and baked. 

Ekmek Turkish Bread

Submitted by: Bonnie 
A Middle Eastern style flatbread made with a 4 day sourdough starter. 

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Green Tomato Relish

Submitted by: Linda McDaniel 
This delicious, tangy relish of green tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, and spices, is perfect with sandwiches, potatoes, cheese, and lots of other entrees. 

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Newport Clam Chowder

Submitted by: Dee 
This chowder it is outstanding! It won the chowder cookoff in Newport a few years ago. Try it, I guarantee that it gets rave reviews! 

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Corn Fritters

Submitted by: Joan Zaffary 
Nothing warms up a cool night like a plateful of old-time corn fritters! Dig in, these are delicious! 

Clam Fritters

Submitted by: Christine Johnson 
My stepmother got this recipe from an 80-year-old woman back in the 1940's. 

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New England Clam Chowder II

Submitted by: CHIEF2 
Bottled clam juice is the secret ingredient for this extra-flavorful chowder. Otherwise, this is a fairly standard chowder recipe with lots of potatoes, bacon, and onions. 

 
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