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Situated between Illinois and Ohio and just below Michigan, the Hoosier State occupies the center of the Midwest. Incidentally, the original meaning of Hoosier is no great compliment: it means an ungainly, awkward yokel. But Indianans have unabashedly embraced the name. Hoosier is also the team name of Indiana University in Bloomington. A few Indiana culinary traditions include Persimmon pudding, Indiana chile (with beef and beans), and popcorn. About half of Indiana’s farmland is planted in corn, and Hoosiers have been popping kernels since Native Americans first taught them the trick. The Indianapolis 500, held every year over Memorial Day weekend, is one of America’s premiere tailgating events. Pre-race, fans can fuel up at Breakfast at the Brickyard and the annual Champions Pasta Dinner. And the winning driver of the Indy 500 traditionally hoists a big glass bottle of cold milk in the winner’s circle.
 

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Caramelized Green Beans with Walnuts

Reviewed on Sep. 3, 2008 by GIANNA
A nice and new recipe. I love walnuts and they were so tasty with the greenbeens and brown sugar. I got many compliments on my dinner that evening.
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Moist Yellow Cake

Reviewed on Sep. 3, 2008 by VETTY430
This cake batter is incredibly moist. So moist, almost didn't hold up. LOL. Anyway, I made cupcakes and they came out great. The only thing I would change is how much sugar is put in, especially if using frosting to decorate. Next time I will try just adding 2 cups of sugar and ommit the other half. I will make this again.
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Eggplant Parmesan II

Reviewed on Sep. 2, 2008 by A.S.G.
This is the first time I've made eggplant parmesan, a dish I've only ever eaten at my Italian in-laws' house. I've never liked it, but since my neighbor gave me a few eggplant I felt like I should do something with them. After slaving away coating and baking tray after tray of eggplant (my slices were very small, having come from rather skinny eggplants), I was ready to pitch the whole idea and order pizza. However, once dinner was on the table I changed my mind. WOW! This was soooo good! All this time I thought I didn't like eggplant parmesan! Baking the eggplant cut back so much on the "grease" factor, and the eggplant sliced retained some of their crispness after baking. I did slice them quite thin, which my husband prefers. Even my in-laws were very complimentary of this dish! I followed the recipe almost exactly, only adding Italian seasonings and fresh ground black pepper to the breadcrumbs. It also took 4 eggs to coat the eggplant, not two. Baked the eggplant slices for ten minutes per side, as others suggested. For the sauce, I used home-made tomato sauce from my garden. The recipe is Homemade Tomato Sauce I here on allrecipes. The result was fantastic, and I'll be making this again! Great recipe!
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