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Stretching from sea to shining sea (and even beyond), the United States is an immense country with an amazing diversity of landscapes, climates, and regional cuisines. Across the regions, local ingredients offer tremendous variation -- some are indigenous (corn, squash, turkey) but a great many were introduced by new arrivals (wheat, pigs, cattle). Cuisines of the world rarely stand still; they are always evolving. This is perhaps particularly true in the United States, a nation of immigrants. As they moved across the land, settling down in new areas, their food traditions mingled. The local cuisines absorbed and incorporated the new, and together they evolved. Gradually, regional identification took shape, even as ethnic traditions held firm. The United States offers an embarrassment of culinary riches -- a smorgasbord of world cuisines, where the regional mingles with the international. There’s Tex-Mex in Toledo, Szechuan in Schenectady, barbecued ribs in Boston, Mongolian in Minneapolis, Buffalo wings in Boise…and on and on.
 

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Living In: Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
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Baked Dijon Salmon

Reviewed on Oct. 10, 2008 by AmyD
Fantastic! I'm not even a big mustard fan, but found this great! I did't have pecans so I used macadamia nuts and I think they gave it incredible flavor! For another great fish dish try the broiled parmesan tilapia on this site - it's my favorite!
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Simple BBQ Ribs

Reviewed on Oct. 9, 2008 by AmyD
Delicious! I took other reviewers' advice and boiled the ribs in water, soy sauce, garlic powder, and black pepper. I boiled them for about 45 minutes, took them off the heat, and let them sit in the juices for about an hour and a half. I then baked them at the recommended 325 for 1 hour. They were tender and juicy and fell off the bone. The only thing I would change is maybe using a different type of rib. The country style ribs are a little fatty. The fat separates pretty easy, but I'd rather have something with more meat and less fat. Great, easy recipe! My first time cooking ribs and they came out perfect.
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Oatmeal Raisin Cookies IX

Reviewed on Oct. 9, 2008 by Alf
This was good, and would have been really good, except that it tasted a little oily. If I try it again, I'll cut the oil with apple sauce to see if that helps.
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