Stuffed Clams
Also known as "stuffies," these stuffed clams, flavored with onion, celery, and green pepper, are a signature Rhode Island dish.
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Famous New England Christmas Songs
Everybody loves a good Christmas carol! Check out which ones originated in New England or were written by New Englanders.
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16 Wintertime Musts in Maine.
Make a little room on that bucket list. From skiing through Acadia National Park to summiting Mt. Abram by moonlight, here are more than a handful of ways to wander Maine’s winter wonderland.
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Marlborough Pie
An elegant, long-time favorite in New England, Marlborough pie boasts an apple-infused custard flavored with lemon and sherry.
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Slow Down. Cozy Up.
There’s nothing wrong with a little hibernation, and these toasty inns redefine winter relaxation. Prefer to be pampered? There’s an inn for that. Looking to see a dog sled race? We know just the place.
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Wreathmaking Time in Washington County, Maine
In a region where seasonal work off the land is a staple of life, evergreens yield hundreds of thousands of holiday decorations.
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Chase New Trails.
Over 14,000 miles of frosty trails. More than 280 snowmobile clubs. And just about endless wintertime beauty. These snowmobile outfitters will help you discover Maine in the fast (or slow) lane.
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Easy Pineapple Cheese Ball Appetizer
This easy pineapple cheese ball appetizer makes a great addition to any holiday party table. Its both classic and versatile.
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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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Western Maine Mountains in Winter | Photos
A collection of images celebrating the beauty and outdoor delights of the western Maine mountains in winter from photographer Carl Tremblay.
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Take it from the Top
Get ready to hit the slopes and carve Maine’s clean snow. You’ll come for the wide array of runs and stay for the après-ski suds.
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