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New England Clam Chowder
Lobster (by itself, grilled with steak "surf and turf", lobster salad rolls, lobster rolls with butter, lobster pot pie)
Crab (usually king crab)
Corn bread
Baked Beans
Steamers
Shrimp
Stuffed Sole
Grinders
Shad
Haddock
Maple ham
Halibut
Fried Clams
Fried calamari
American chop suey (my mother used to make this all the time, very good!)
Crab cakes
Johnny cakes
Strawberry rhubarb pie
Pretty much every restaurant around here will serve New England clam chowder, fried clams, calamari, and lobster, unless it's not a kind that would serve seafood.
Primanti Brothers sandwiches (fries and coleslaw on the sandwich)
Pittsburgh-style salads (with fries atop it)
Chipped-Chopped Ham (particularly Isaly's brand)
Pierogis
City Chicken (actually breaded pork cubes on a skewer)
Lefse
Lutefisk (only served at Christmas time)
Sylta (served around Christmas time)
Pickled herring
Potica
Potato sausage
Hotdishes (tater tot is probably the most popular, but there are hundreds)
Porketta roast
These are rarely seen in local restaurants, though, although one in West Duluth specializes in a "world cuisine" concept with Canadian (poutine), Chinese, Thai, Italian (penne with "world" meatball), and even German cuisine. They are here: http://www.facebook.com/PaksGreenCorner?ref=stream (and no, I don't receive any money or food in exchange for posting this, nor do I work there)
Good list, but there's plenty more for MN as a whole:
Juicy Lucy, Banh Mi, and Hot D.a.go sandwiches
Iowa Pork Chops/Sandwiches, which hypothetically originate in Iowa, but are popular on menus in MN.
Pearsons (Nut Goodies and Nut Rolls)
Boo-yah
Chicken Wild Rice Soup
Chicken (or Turkey) Wild Rice hotdish
Pasties
Schells, Summit, Grain Belt, and Hamms beers
Stollen (German Christmas bread)
Krumkake and rosettes
Fried pickles, walley, and cheese curds (also popular throughout Wisconsin...)
...there are probably more that I'm not thinking of...
ps. sorry, mods, for sneaking d.a.go by you....I don't hate Italians, that's just what the sandwich is actually called!
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