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122 recipes

Buffalo Wings

American

Buffalo Wings

Born in Buffalo, NY in 1964 — crispy, spicy and buttery, from A Guide to American Gastronomy.

50 min 4 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
The Classic Cheeseburger

American

The Classic Cheeseburger

Smash-seared for maximum crust, American cheese for maximum melt — from A Guide to American Gastronomy.

20 min 4 burgersFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Lobster Roll

American

Lobster Roll

Two legendary styles — chilled Maine mayo and warm Connecticut butter — from A Guide to American Gastronomy.

35 min 4 rollsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Double Crust Apple Pie

American

Double Crust Apple Pie

The original American comfort — warm, spiced, buttery and entirely irresistible.

95 min 8 slicesFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Stovetop Mac n' Cheese

American

Stovetop Mac n' Cheese

A velvety cheddar béchamel over al dente elbows — the ultimate American comfort dish.

30 min 4–6 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Classic Sloppy Joe's

American

Classic Sloppy Joe's

A mid-century American icon that still delivers — saucy, savory, satisfying.

45 min 6 sandwichesFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Classic American Meatloaf

American

Classic American Meatloaf

Sunday supper perfection — the dish that defines home cooking at its most nourishing.

80 min 6–8 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Kansas City Burnt Ends

American

Kansas City Burnt Ends

Caramelized brisket cubes in sweet KC sauce — the best single bite in American BBQ.

750 min 8–10 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Central Texas Brisket

American

Central Texas Brisket

The purist's masterpiece — just beef, smoke, salt and time.

980 min 10–14 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
North Carolina Pulled Pork

American

North Carolina Pulled Pork

Low-and-slow, finished with a sharp vinegar sauce that cuts right through the fat.

680 min 8–10 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Hawaiian Kalua Pork

American

Hawaiian Kalua Pork

The pit experience recreated at home — silky, smoky and ceremonially delicious.

435 min 8–10 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Chicago-Style Hot Dog

American

Chicago-Style Hot Dog

Seven precise toppings on a poppy seed bun — “dragged through the garden,” and absolutely no ketchup.

15 min 4 hot dogsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
New York-Style Hot Dog

American

New York-Style Hot Dog

The classic street cart experience — water-cooked frank, yellow mustard and the legendary onion sauce.

40 min 4 hot dogsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Coney Island Hot Dog

American

Coney Island Hot Dog

Beef frank, Coney sauce, diced onion, yellow mustard — a Michigan institution and a cultural identity.

50 min 6–8 hot dogsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Classic Chili Dog

American

Classic Chili Dog

A crispy-seared frank buried under thick beanless chili and cheddar — maximum indulgence.

55 min 6 hot dogsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
The Slaw Dog

American

The Slaw Dog

A Southern staple from West Virginia to Georgia — mustard, chili and a mountain of creamy slaw.

50 min 4–6 hot dogsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Seattle-Style Hot Dog

American

Seattle-Style Hot Dog

Cream cheese and caramelized onions on a grilled frank — the unexpectedly perfect Pacific Northwest bite.

40 min 4 hot dogsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
New York Style Pizza

American

New York Style Pizza

Thin, foldable, slightly chewy, slightly char-kissed — the gold standard of the American slice.

45 min 4–6 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Chicago Deep-Dish Pizza

American

Chicago Deep-Dish Pizza

Buttery cornmeal crust, layers of sausage and cheese, tomato on top — more magnificent casserole than pizza.

90 min 4–6 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
Detroit-Style Pizza

American

Detroit-Style Pizza

Airy focaccia-like crumb, crispy frico cheese edges, sauce on top — the most addictive crust in America.

55 min 4–6 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
California-Style Pizza

American

California-Style Pizza

Fresh, seasonal, rule-breaking — the pizza that started a revolution.

40 min 4 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy
New Haven-Style Apizza

American

New Haven-Style Apizza

Coal-fired char, clams, garlic and Parmesan — New Haven's legendary no-sauce white clam pie.

42 min 4 servingsFrom A Guide to American Gastronomy

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