Can’t make it to Flo’s for your favorite hot dogs? Re-create the Cape Neddick, Maine, classic at home with natural casing franks and a jar of Flo’s hot dog relish.
Aimee Tucker
Hummingbirds are favorite summer garden visitors, and this easy homemade hummingbird food recipe will keep them coming to your feeder all season long.
Indian Pudding is a traditional New England recipe that embodies the flavors of fall. Learn more about Indian Pudding history, plus a recipe.
Made with peanut butter and Marshmallow Fluff on white bread, the Fluffernutter sandwich is a New England classic with a history as long as it is sweet.
The Boston-based department store may be long gone, but the recipe for sweet and sugary Jordan Marsh Blueberry Muffins remains a New England favorite.
Desserts
Rhode Island Jonnycake Cookies
Buttery and rich, these crispy oatmeal jonnycake cookies (so named for their inclusion of Rhode Island whitecap flint cornmeal) are a sweet treat.
History
75 Classic New England Foods
New England cuisine has a well-deserved reputation for being seasonal, hearty, and comforting. From American Chop Suey to Yankee Pot Roast, here’s an A-Z list of 75 classic New England foods worth celebrating. Did your favorites make the list?
New Hampshire
Experience the Mount Washington Cog Railway
The Mount Washington Cog Railway, the first mountain-climbing train in the country, has been delighting visitors with stunning views since 1869. Enjoy this virtual spring visit from 2016.
New Hampshire
Conway Scenic Railroad | White Mountains Fun
Tucked into the White Mountains, the Conway Scenic Railroad offers a delightful old-fashioned railroading experience.
History
Guide to New England Slang
Working on your Maine accent? Interpreting some Boston talk? Don’t know a milkshake from a frappe? Let our wicked good guide to New England slang help.
A virtual spring visit to the historic village of Tiverton Four Corners in coastal Tiverton, RI, offers shopping, strolling, and plenty of tasty treats.
For many New Englanders, “Wednesday is Prince Spaghetti Day” is more than just a clever advertising slogan — it’s a real-life dinnertime tradition.