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Heritage Cookbook
Take a grand tour around Lake Michigan via recipes from the area's many different inhabitants--Native Americans, immigrants, fisherman's wives, and ancestors of early settlers.

Featured Recipe
Fideua
A native of Colombia, Jaime Moreno is currently professor at IIT Graduate School of Architecture. He is an excellent cook, intellectually and emotionally involved with a number of cuisines.--Jane Dunne, Lake Magazine. Fideua is a Portugese and Spanish dish; Jaime Mareno's version requires a 12-inch paella pan. This dish can also be made at the table using a portable cooker.
Source: Jaime Moreno, Chicago

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Ice Wine Truffles
Source: Chateau Chantal, Traverse City, Mich.
Polish Chrusciki (Elephant Ears)
Source: Jody Rogers, LAKE Magazine
Baked Macaroni and Cheese
Source: Jody Rogers, LAKE Magazine
Oreo Cookie Cake
Source: Nabisco
Thumbalinas
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Toll House Cookies
Source: Adapted from The All-American Cookie Book by Nancy Baggett
Corn Soup for Ghost Supper
Source: Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians
Johnny Cake
Source: Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians
Belgian Waffles
Source: The Book Inn Bed & Breakfast, South Bend, Ind.
Venison Mincemeat (for Pie)
Source: Grand Traverse Band Of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians
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