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18 Hometown American Recipes     Kentucky - This down-home favorite is a recipe that's known by most Kentuckians. In fact, you'll find that even though each mama makes it her own ...more New Orleans - The Big Easy is known for a few things, and this might not be one of the first desserts that comes to mind, but trust us, 'cause after ...more Sheboygan - If you visit Sheboygan and you don't have one of these, you sure are missing out. It's famous for this and our version is a fun take ...more Illinois - Since there are so many people in Illinois with Polish roots, it only suits to have a recipe here from the old country. This one is both a classic ...more Utah - We heard a rumor that Utah consumes the most of this special ingredient that you can find on the dessert aisle. Well we've got plenty of it and ...more Alabama - Any baker from Alabama knows how to make this because it's a southern classic. There's no doubt about the flavor when you take one bite ...more Keep on scrolling for more recipes!     St. Louis - It has been said that his Italian recipe was first concocted in St. Louis, and we know that if we visit anytime soon that we can't leave with out trying ...more Little Rock - There's no way that you can go to Arkansas and not see this dip on almost every restaurant's menu. That's because there are ...more New York - A very talented chef from upstate New York shared this recipe with us, and we're sharing it with you. It was one of the best-selling menu ...more Indianapolis - If you're from Indiana, there's a chance that you've had one of these for lunch or dinner, maybe it was even served between two slices of ...more Georgia - A recipe just wouldn't be from Georgia if it didn't have these in it. It's that time of the year again, so let these take center stage in this yummy ...more Memphis - In a town known for its barbecue, there's no option for second best. We think that this recipe is good enough to compete with some of the best ...more Iowa - There's no doubt about the origins of this dish. It's got two of Iowa's signature dishes in it. And since it's packed with so much flavor, we're warning ...more California - A visit to The Golden State wouldn't be complete without a basket filled with a couple of these. There are so many options when you make ...more Pennsylvania - This recipe comes from the Dutch but was made famous by the Amish who live in Pennsylvania. It's a hearty one-dish meal that's ...more Austin - Don't ever tell someone that you went to Austin and didn't try this famous dish. There are so many different restaurants that have it, and ...more Michigan - These originated in the United Kingdom and were brought to the United States back in the day. Our recipe tastes just as good, but can be ...more Orlando - A visit to Florida isn't complete without eating this. We've got a great recipe from one of our blogger friends who really knows how to take ...more   You don't need to travel across the country to eat food that'll have you saying... Does your clutter keep you from having company?  Do unannounced guests get turned away?  Not anymore!  Check out this sponsor and find out how to bring order to your home and DeClutter fast. You might like Today's TV Recipe Crispy Sesame Artichokes You may be serving pasta as the main dish, but when you serve our recipe for Crispy Sesame Artichokes on the side, you're going to have yourself a main attraction. These tender-cooked artichoke hearts are crispy-coated and full of flavor. Plus, they taste even better when dipped into our creamy lemon sauce!  Light 'n' Creamy Fluffy Desserts If you don't already know what a fluff dessert is, you're in for a real treat! We mix some of our favorite ingredients into a whipped topping base for a light and creamy dessert. It's fluff in a cup, and it's pretty addicting. Go ahead and grab your spoon! Super Strawberry Fluff "That Cherry Stuff" Poolside Party Fluff Rocky Road Fluff Banana Split Sundae Fluff   Copycat Recipes >> Gluten Free Recipes >> Southern Recipes >> Slow Cook Recipes >> See all newsletters >> Subscribe WHAT'S HOT Top 7 Ideas for Dinner Stovetop Chicken Noodle Parmigiana Beef Stroganoff All-American Oven-Fried Drumsticks Amish Chicken Casserole Easy Tortellini One Pot Skillet Chili Mac 34 Easy Skillet Meals

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