Minnesota recipes

A few simple ingredients are all you need to make a Minnesota Sloppy Joe! This recipe tweaks the classic favorite by adding cream of mushroom to the ground beef. Forget about having potato chips on the side when you can crunch into them as you bite into the sandwich!

You may have noticed a trend in this list: all food in Minnesota is a shade of white.

I make this hearty casserole for the men who help us out during harvesttime. Every year they say it’s the best—hands down. Throw in any pizza toppings your family likes—Canadian bacon, black olives and green peppers are some of our picks. —Brook Bothun, Canby, Minnesota

This Minnesota Chicken Wild Rice Soup is so creamy and flavorful! Enjoy with a piece of crusty bread for the ultimate comfort meal during the cold months.

Famous Minnesota Foods include Swedish meatballs, wild rice soup, hotdish, polish sausage, gravlax, turtle cake, and juicy lucy burgers. These popular recipes will remind you of being in Minnesota.

What makes up the state's culinary canon? That’s in flux—as it should be. Here's a list of some of Minnesota's iconic foods.

Want to make a delicious hotdish? We have you covered with this classic Minnesota Hotdish. Take a trip with me to Mankato, MN and learn how to make the first and original Hotdish.

Booyah from afarmgirlsdabbles.com - Booyah (or booya) is a fall stew tradition of the Upper Midwest, cooked outdoors in giant kettles to feed the masses. This recipe is downsized for the stovetop, a rich and flavorful soup you'll crave every booyah season! #booyah #booya #soup #stew #fall #tradition #midwest

When it comes to comfort food, nothing is quite like Midwest recipes. Think butter-basted burgers, tater tot hot dishes, buckeyes and more.