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  • A pumpkin is an example of what type of squash?
    Winter
  • Beans need to be __________ overnight before cooking.
    soaked
  • A zucchini is an example of what type of squash?
    summer
  • New York is a New England state
    No
  • The first settlers landed in what year?
    1620
  • Why do people in the New England area eat hearty meals?
    cold winters
  • Massachusetts is famous for what berry?
    Cranberries
  • Boston brown bread is made in a.....?
    tin can
  • Company known for producing cranberry products?
    Ocean Spray
  • A survival food made with beef jerky, berries, and fat.
    Pemmican
  • Clambakes can also be done in a large pot in someone's kitchen.
    Yes!
  • The Indian Triad is made up of what 3 vegetables?
    corn, squash, and beans
  • What is the most expensive type of Maple Syrup?
    A light amber
  • Who was the Indian that helped the Pilgrims survive?
    Squanto
  • A New England soup with bite sized vegetables and fish/seafood
    chowder
  • New England clam chowder is what color?
    white
  • Who were the first settlers in the New England Area?
    The Pilgrims
  • Another word for corn is?
    Maize
  • A dried cranberry is called a
    craisin
  • Steamed fish or seafood is called a
    clam bake
  • Maple season starts in October.
    No
  • Cranberries grow in water but they are called what?
    bogs
  • Sap hanging from trees are called...
    Sapsicles
  • Quahogs are...
    clams served raw
  • The first settlers landed where?
    Plymouth Rock
  • Winter squash has a _______ rind.
    Thick
  • Apples topped with rolled biscuit dough
    Pandowdy
  • Vermont is popular for something you can put on pancakes. What is it?
    Maple Syrup
  • Summer squash has what type of skin?
    thin
  • Thin corn pancakes are called?
    Johnny Cakes
  • What famous cookie was created in the NE area?
    Chocolate Chip
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