American
Regional Foods -
Great
Lakes Region
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This section of my web site is a celebration of one of the world's greatest cuisines - America. It tells the story of what Americans eat and why. Many people thank that American food has become homogenized and nationalized, but the following articles, history, and recipes show that regional cuisine is very much alive. It has expanded to include new and exciting foods and dishes that we now call our own. These pages are a "work in progress," and it will take me some time to completely finish the different regions. If you have any regional foods that I have left out, please let me know. I welcome your family recipes.
Check out the following
foods of the Great
Lakes Region of the United States.
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The following information, history, and recipes come
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