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The smallest state in the union, Rhode Island also has the longest official name: the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. However, it is almost always shortened to Rhode Island. While there is an island named Rhode Island, most of the state (the Providence Plantations portion) is actually connected to the mainland. Rhode Island is wedged between Connecticut and Massachusetts, with a coastline that cuts deeply into the eastern part of the state along Narragansett Bay, ensuring that no matter where you are in Rhode Island you are never far from the sea. The Atlantic Ocean has greatly influenced Rhode Island’s economy, cuisine, and culture. The quahog clam shell is the official state shell of Rhode Island. A typical preparation for quahog clams is to combine them with sausage and stuffing and then bake the mixture right in their large shells. The Ocean State also offers a unique take on clam chowder; it’s a clear-broth variation of the creamy New England kind and is often served with deep-fried clam cakes, another Rhode Island specialty.
 

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Caribbean-Style Sofrito

Reviewed on Dec. 4, 2008 by La Afro-Cubana
A note to all users: THIS RECIPE WAS NOT MEANT TO BE A CUBAN OR PUERTO RICAN RECIPE. THIS IS MY OWN PERSONAL VERSION OF SOFRITO. I AM AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND CUBAN, AND KNOW MANY DIFFERENT WAYS TO MAKE THIS, BUT THIS IS MY OWN PERSONAL VERSION OF SOFRITO. IT IS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE LIKE YOUR CUBAN MOM'S, OR LIKE IN PUERTO RICO. THIS VERSION IS SALT FREE, AND VEGAN FRIENDLY, AS I AM A LACTO-OVO VEGETARIAN.
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Soft Christmas Cookies

Reviewed on Dec. 3, 2008 by Ashley
yum yum yum!!!! Oh my gosh these came out wonderful. I had made a batch of another extremely highrated recipie on here, and they came out very bland. i had to chuck that dough and make these- i'm so glad i did. theyre sweet, soft, and light. i did up the sugar to just under 2 cups and cut the flour down to three. baked at 350 for 6 minutes and topped with some red and green sugar before baking, just heavenly.....excuse me, i must go eat more now.
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The Best Rolled Sugar Cookies

Reviewed on Dec. 3, 2008 by Ashley
I thought these were okay. I was going to give it four stars but I just couldn't. I like a sweeter sugar cookie, and thought these were kind of bland. I don't like icing my cookies either...I just put a little colored sugar on them and bake. but the dough was sooooo easy to work with, and with icing I'm sure that would have helped a bit.
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