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The Beehive State is one of the Four Corners states, bordering Colorado, New Mexico, and Nevada at the same point in southeast Utah. From Bryce Canyon, Arches, and Zion National Parks to the desolation of the Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah is incomparable in its variety of natural beauty. The name Utah comes from the Ute Indians and means “people of the mountains” -- the Wasatch Range, a series of mountains running like a spine down the center of the state. Mormons, led West by Brigham Young, settled the Salt Lake Valley in the mid-1800s. Farming in Utah’s harsh desert environment was difficult for these early settlers until irrigation could be harnessed to water the crops. Cherries are Utah’s official state fruit. The Spanish onion is the state vegetable. Honey is also a major commodity, and the beehive is the state emblem of Utah, symbolizing the industrious ways of the honeybee. Gelatin dessert is the official state snack of Utah. Utahans also enjoy a kind of unique scone. Unlike the dense, baked British version, Utah scones are airy, sweet, and deep-fried and are often served with butter and honey, like a sopapilla.
 

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Pizza Dough III

Reviewed on Oct. 11, 2008 by rookiechef
I never knew pizza dough was so easy to make! In order to determine the temperature of water for the yeast, I just make it about the same temp. as a baby's bottle--you know the ol' test on your wrist thing. I had to add a bit more flour so it wasn't so sticky. Then I let the dough rise for a couple of hours, and then spread it out on a round pizza pan. I increased the temp. to 400 (as suggested by another reviewer) and cooked with all the toppings for 20 minutes. Came out great--I will never buy the canned refridgerator stuff again!
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Iced Pumpkin Cookies

Reviewed on Oct. 10, 2008 by HEIDI4
YUMMY!!!!! These ROCK to the bottom of my tummy. The only thing I did different is add a little maple flavoring to the frosting. Big hit at work. So make these awesome cookies!!!!!!
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Clone of a Cinnabon

Reviewed on Oct. 10, 2008 by Melanie Anderson
This recipe makes the most tender, delicious cinnamon rolls. I would have to say that they are better than Cinnabon. I always prefer homemade to store bought any day of the week. These are incredible, especially on a cold fall morning! YUMMY!
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