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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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A spice-crust masterpiece that needs no sauce — pure flavor, pure technique.

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

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A revelation — mayo-based BBQ sauce sounds wrong and tastes extraordinary.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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