This easy zucchini pancakes recipe offers a delicious, easy way to use up a summer garden surplus. Top with sour cream and fresh herbs.
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Eventide Oyster’s Brown-Butter Lobster Roll
Learn how to make the best warm lobster rolls with this brown-butter lobster roll recipe from Eventide Oyster in Portland, Maine.
Blue-Ribbon Deep-Dish Apple Pie
We love this recipe for Blue-Ribbon Deep-Dish Apple Pie. Add a slice of sharp cheddar cheese for an authentic New England apple experience.
Honey-Citrus Chicken
This weeknight-friendly honey-citrus chicken thighs recipe is essentially foolproof. The spice level can be adjusted to your liking, but don’t skimp on the garnishes.
Julia Child’s Favorite Fish Chowder
From the beloved chef comes a classic New England fish chowder recipe with a hint of a French accent. Her fish chowder is expertly flavored with salt pork and thickened with crumbled crackers.
Shoepeg Corn Casserole
Made with whole-kernel white corn, cream cheese, and green chiles, this slightly spicy shoepeg corn casserole is rich and creamy crowd pleaser.
This zucchini noodle lasagna with tomatoes and mozzarella is actually a no-noodle lasagna recipe, making it a great alternative for gluten-free eaters.
Savory Corn, Pancetta, and Leek Tart
With French flavors and a rich corn custard, the texture of this delicious corn and leek tart falls somewhere between a quiche and a savory pie.
Macaroni is layered with shredded cheddar and fresh breadcrumbs (plus a generous splash of milk) in this recipe for old-fashioned baked macaroni and cheese.
If you think of cranberries only as a side dish to turkey, these colorful treats will open your eyes.
A classic Yankee recipe updated for today’s kitchens.
This is the story of two local kids made good: the butternut squash and the Baldwin apple. The former is a native of Stow, Massachusetts, bred by a farmer named Charles Leggett. He named the butternut for its smooth-as-butter texture and nutty flavor and introduced it to horticulturists at the nearby Waltham Field Station. They, […]