New England style
Boston area manner
New England style describes food preparation typical of the northeastern United States—particularly Massachusetts, Maine, and surrounding states.
A New England style clam chowder is cream-based rather than tomato-based.
A New England style hot dog bun is split on top rather than the side, with flat sides for griddling.
The term often signals traditional, unfussy preparation emphasizing fresh regional ingredients, especially seafood.
- clambakeOutdoor seaside shellfish meal
- lobsterLarge marine shellfish
- lobster rollSeafood in split-top bread
- clam chowderCreamy mollusk soup
- chowderThick creamy seafood soup
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