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The New England Pantry
10 ingredients to have on hand for traditional northeastern cooking

1. Carrots
2. Cornish hens
3. Cranberries
4. Lobster
5. Potatoes
The New England Pantry 6. Apples
7. Blueberries
8. Cod
9. Cornmeal
10. Duck
The New England Pantry
Classic New England Eats
Serve up some of the region's best dishes

  Chowders
  Seafood Specialties
  Salads, Sides and Soups
  Main Dishes
  Sweets
Classic New England Eats
Rachael Takes New England
Find out where Rachael Ray visited on her tour of New England, and get the scoop on where to eat the best seafood, chowder, and more.

See where Rachael dined on the beautiful island of Nantucket for only $40 a day.

Then, learn about Rachael's trip to the gorgeous Green Mountains of Vermont for some Corned Beef Hash and Classic Vermont Apple Pie.

Still hungry? Get the lowdown on Rachael's trip to Boston, where she got a taste of the city's great pub scene. If Lobster Risotto with Day Boat Scallops, Shiitake Mushrooms and Peas doesn't tempt you, we don't know what will!

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New England in Brief
A combination of English and Native American cooking, New England cuisine often applies the old-world techniques of steaming and boiling to indigenous foods such as corn, game, shellfish, potatoes and cornmeal. The bounty of raw ingredients has evolved into a straightforward cuisine that's hearty and delicious.

  Six states make up New England: Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut.

  Spectacular fall foliage makes New England one of the biggest national tourist destinations in October.

  New England got its name because of the many freedom seekers who came here from the motherland in the 1600s.