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Discover five don’t-miss holiday musts to enjoy the holidays in New England!

Dear New England holiday fan, The holidays in New England are very special indeed! From Thanksgiving to Christmas and New Year’s, you’ll find events, traditions, food and recipes, places to go, and things to do that you just shouldn’t miss. When you claim your FREE copy of Yankee’s Ultimate Guide to the Holidays in New England right now, you’ll discover which things you should absolutely put at the top of your to-do list this holiday season—if you want to maximize your enjoyment at holiday time. Here are five don’t-miss holiday musts for you:

Don’t-miss holiday must #1: New England Thanksgiving food and recipes!

What did the Pilgrims eat at the first Thanksgiving feast in the fall of 1621? What was served at that Plimouth Plantation Thanksgiving and how can you enjoy it all this year yourself? Find out when you download this FREE guide now. And don’t just get the background on Thanksgiving food and traditions, learn for yourself how to prepare an authentic Thanksgiving meal. You’ll get a Thanksgiving Turkey Cheat Sheet to answer all your questions about the most traditional of Thanksgiving foods. What size turkey should you buy? How long will a frozen turkey take to thaw in the refrigerator? What’s the basic method to brine a turkey? How do you ensure crispy skin? And discover what’s the #1 classic New England Thanksgiving seasoning (you can find it in almost every grocery store). Get answers to all your turkey questions when you download this FREE guide now. And get not only turkey brining and roasting recipes but also recipes for cranberry sauce and old-fashioned Durgin Park Indian pudding, With all this advice and the recipes, you’ll be ready to serve genuine Thanksgiving food to your family and friends! Start reading Yankee’s Ultimate Guide to the Holidays in New England—for FREE right now, and you can enjoy Thanksgiving like a true New Englander.

Don’t-miss holiday must #2: Best Christmas celebrations in New England!

In search of the Christmas spirit? Discover New England Christmas celebrations that guarantee good food, shopping, activities, and plenty of holiday cheer. And that’s where our FREE guide comes in—Yankee’s Ultimate Guide to the Holidays in New England. We’ve carefully reviewed New England Christmas celebrations worthy of your time and attention, and—even if you’ve visited any of these places before at holiday time—you’re likely to learn something new and fun and interesting about the holidays in New England that you never knew before! From candlelight strolls to Norman Rockwell charm, you’ll get ten of the best Christmas celebrations in New England—including spectacular Christmas lights in a Rhode Island town that you shouldn’t miss; the Nantucket Christmas stroll that includes kid-friendly activities with Santa; a Vermont Christmas town that hosts a winter wassail weekend; and Christmas in Boston to appeal to the urban holiday spirit with shopping, The Nutcracker, and skating on Frog Pond. From Christmas by the sea in Maine to a holiday cookie tour in New Hampshire, you’ll see exactly what makes these celebrations the epitome of the holidays in New England, when you download your FREE copy of Yankee’s Ultimate Guide to the Holidays in New England right now.

Don’t-miss holiday must #3: Best places to see Christmas lights in New England!

Whether it’s piling into the car with a steaming travel mug of hot chocolate to cruise the holiday lights in your own community, or heading out to a larger destination holiday light spot, the glow of twinkling lights is one of the earliest and easiest ways to get yourself into the holiday spirit. Wondering where to go to see Christmas lights in New England? Download the FREE Yankee’s Ultimate Guide to the Holidays in New England guide right now, and you’ll get our best recommendations for favorite places to see Christmas lights around New England in a big way. For a religious display, check out the Fatima Shrine Christmas lights—bundle up for a walking tour of this popular spot that features lights, candles, and a beautiful nativity. Or visit the La Salette Shrine Christmas lights for a spectacular display of more than 300,000 lights! Or plan a visit to any of our other recommended places to see Christmas light displays in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, and New Hampshire. From train-themed displays to ZooLights and Christmas lights at a botanical garden, you’re sure to find one—or more!—that satisfy the whole family.

Don’t-miss holiday must #4: New England Christmas food specialties and recipes!

Before bed on Christmas Eve, it’s customary to set out a plate of provisions for the man of the hour—the red-suited gift bearer known as Santa Claus. Cookies and milk are the traditional treat because it’s a widely accepted fact that Santa likes (and maybe even loves) cookies, but let’s say for a moment that Santa’s tired of chocolate chip. What if you were to leave St. Nick a locally inspired snack instead? Discover some unique non-cookie alternative suggestions for what to leave for Santa in New England, state by state, when you download our FREE guide Yankee’s Ultimate Guide to the Holidays in New England. And get three of our favorite New England Christmas recipes, too! French Canadian Pork Pie (Tourtière) is a staple of Acadian cooking, particularly around the holidays—it’s simply, cozy, and flavorful. It’s a great way to make use of leftover mashed potatoes, too, and can be served hot, warm, or cold (with mustard)—it’s delicious at any temperature. Or try our Lobster Pie recipe that is unapologetically rich and delicious—a holiday celebration food that every New Englander should learn how to make. Traditional, easy-to-make, and oh-so New England! And our Best Fruitcake Ever recipe is a modern twist on this traditional holiday confection that uses a mixture of dried fruits instead of the standard candied and glacéed fruits. Not only are dried fruits more readily available at your local market, but they also have a deeper and more natural flavor (not as sweet). Ground almonds help keep the cake moist during the long baking time, so you don’t have to keep soaking it afterwards. With clear and concise recipe instructions, you’ll see exactly how to turn your kitchen into a New England holiday extravaganza, when you download your FREE copy of Yankee’s Ultimate Guide to the Holidays in New England right now.

Don’t-miss holiday must #5: Best New Year’s Eve events in New England!

The first “First Night” festival took place in Boston back in 1976, organized by a small group of artists who wanted a way to celebrate the new year by staging indoor and outdoor performances in an alcohol-free environment. The event was a success, and the “First Night” movement soon caught on and spread to dozens of other cities. In our FREE guide Yankee’s Ultimate Guide to the Holidays in New England, you’ll get a look at our picks for some of the best New Year’s Eve events in New England, including First Night celebrations and more! From “First Night” in Hartford, Connecticut, to the downtown countdown in Bangor, Maine, you’ll get New Year’s Eve events for all the New England States. All you have to do is download your FREE copy of Yankee’s Ultimate Guide to the Holidays in New England right now. Act now to download your FREE copy of Yankee’s Ultimate Guide to the Holidays in New England! Make your holidays in New England most enjoyable, when you claim your FREE guide right now! Sincerely,

Aimee Tucker
Digital Editor, New England Today

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