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The Ultimate Guide: Recipes of Massachusetts
Discover the wonder of food in Massachusetts… one delicious dish at a time.
Massachusetts cooking is incredibly unique! From clam chowder to baked beans, from lobster roles to cream pie, the mix of ingredients, create incredible and fabulous meals. Because of its proximity to the Atlantic ocean, fish has a great influence on the status cuisine and the basis of some of the recipes goes back to the discovery of America.
Try all 31 great recipes that best represent this great state.
The Ultimate Recipes of Alaska is the latest in the acclaimed Ultimate Recipe Guides series.
Massachusetts cooking is incredibly unique! From clam chowder to baked beans, from lobster roles to cream pie, the mix of ingredients, create incredible and fabulous meals. Because of its proximity to the Atlantic ocean, fish has a great influence on the status cuisine and the basis of some of the recipes goes back to the discovery of America.
Try all 31 great recipes that best represent this great state.
The Ultimate Recipes of Alaska is the latest in the acclaimed Ultimate Recipe Guides series.
65 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 18, 2015
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May 15, 2018
The Ultimate Guide: Recipes of Massachusetts by encore books
This book starts out with an offer of a free ebook. Table of ocntents where recipes are broken up into meals.
Each recipe starts with a title, summary of the dish, prep, cook and ready times, servings.
List of ingredients which you should be able to substitute for your healthier dietary needs: low sodium, low sugar and low fat products.
Directions are included. There are NO pictures. There is NO nutritional information.
Like recipe for brown bread but we no longer use tin cans for coffee, not sure if it'd work in a regular loaf pan. Love reminiscing about lobster rolls, clam boils and other favorites we still make and eat.
This book starts out with an offer of a free ebook. Table of ocntents where recipes are broken up into meals.
Each recipe starts with a title, summary of the dish, prep, cook and ready times, servings.
List of ingredients which you should be able to substitute for your healthier dietary needs: low sodium, low sugar and low fat products.
Directions are included. There are NO pictures. There is NO nutritional information.
Like recipe for brown bread but we no longer use tin cans for coffee, not sure if it'd work in a regular loaf pan. Love reminiscing about lobster rolls, clam boils and other favorites we still make and eat.
October 21, 2018
Good cookbook but some of the names are a bit strange. For example "cool gin vodka" where I live is called " Long Island iced tea" . The recipe for Boston Brown bread looks read on, the only problem is finding a coffee can that will work in the oven
I think that anyone who likes to cook will enjoy this cookbook 👌👍
Recommend.
I cannot wait to give these recipes a try!
I think that anyone who likes to cook will enjoy this cookbook 👌👍
Recommend.
I cannot wait to give these recipes a try!
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews