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The Evergreen State is tucked into the upper left-hand corner of the United States, just below British Columbia, Canada, in the Pacific Northwest. To the south, the mighty Columbia River defines a long stretch of Washington’s boundary with Oregon. From the Pacific Ocean, the Puget Sound carves into the state, setting off the lush, rain-forested Olympic Peninsula. Native cultures once thrived in this verdant, remarkably fertile country, making the most of the abundant seafood, wildlife, and foraged foods. Today, wild salmon, oysters, geoduck clams, crabs, and cod are just some of the treasures pulled from Washington’s waters. Moving inland from the coast across the Cascade mountains, the scene suddenly shifts from moist and evergreen to sun-baked prairie land. Out on the eastern side of Washington, you find the apple, plum, pear, and cherry orchards, the sweet Walla Walla onions, raspberries, and Washington’s remarkable wine country. Washington is second only to California in wine production. It is number one in hops, apples, hazelnuts, pears, sweet cherries, and lentil production, as well as the soft winter wheat prized for pastries and pastas.
 

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Spinach Cheese Manicotti

Reviewed on Aug. 29, 2008 by Nici
Yes, this was very good. I precooked the manicotti, and skipped the water in the sauce. Also sauteed the onions with crushed garlic before adding. I followed a tip from another reviewer to put the filling into a large ziploc bag, cut off a corner, and use it to squeeze the filling into the noodles. It worked great- but only cut a bit of the corner of the bag off. To much, and the filling just plops out!
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Rich Italian Sausage and Potato Soup

Reviewed on Aug. 28, 2008 by SunnyByrd
This is good - I really loved the kale in it. I used regular bacon because thats what I had. I found the soup a bit bland and not as thick as I would have liked. Added lots of salt and pepper, some fresh parsley, red pepper, and basil. Next time, I'll try pureeing half of the soup while it's at the potato stage to thicken it. My husbad and sons loved it, so it looks like there will be a next time. Thanks!
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Cheesy Italian Bread

Reviewed on Aug. 28, 2008 by SunnyByrd
Great. My second time making yeast bread. I mixed this in my KitchenAid. Used fresh garlic, 1/2 grated and 1/2 shredded parmesan, and added Italian herb blend. I didn't have any cornmeal, but baked it on parchment and it turned out fine. Thanks!
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