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By Rachel Kipka|Oct 09 2020|
Pumpkin Puree Recipes | 6 Sweet Ways to Use a Can of One-Pie
Every fall, we New Englanders rely on One-Pie for the pumpkin goodness in all of our favorite pumpkin puree recipes. Here are six to try.
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Dive into a perfect New England autumn!
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Maine Coon Cat | Trivia & Fun Facts
While the Maine coon cat isn't actually a cross between a raccoon and a domestic cat, it's still a fascinating animal. Learn more about this furry feline.
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Join the Club! Get your Yankee Magazine + Travel Library Membership NOW
Get your Yankee Magazine + Travel Library Membership NOW. There is no better source than Yankee for all the things you love about New England!
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Ruth O’Donnell’s Portuguese Kale Soup
The best Portuguese Kale Soup recipe is made with linguica - a spicy sausage. Make a batch and see why they call this soup "Portuguese penicillin"!
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10 Essential New England Lighthouses
Although scores of stunning lighthouses dot the New England coast, we've rounded up 10 that deserve a spot on every New England bucket list.
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We want to share our November/December Yankee with YOU!
Let the Celebrations Begin! Inside this new issue, the annual Yankee Food Awards 2020, holiday recipes, seasonal getaways, handcrafted gifts from New England’s top artisans and holiday happenings around the region.
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Guide to Kittery, Maine
Great shopping and fresh seafood are just a few of the things we love about the oceanside town of Kittery, Maine.
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An Entire Year of Everything About New England—from Yankee!
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Nelly Butler | America’s First Ghost
It was August 9, 1799, when Abner Blaisdel first heard the "knocking noises" in his house in Machiasport, Maine. Learn the story of Nelly Butler, America's first ghost.
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