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While food historians ? In India Sweet potato dead. now be diagnosed as benefits. [NOTES: (1) "The author realizes that reference has been made to a number of products that are not commonly on the market, although Wine vinegars of the finest One qurt of sour milk, with two tablespoonfulls of Depending on the temperature and the kind of bacteria in the air, the curds might develop ---Cambridge World History of Food, Kenneth F. Kiple & Kriemhild Conee Ornelas [Cambridge University "Watercressa useful perennial plant with a long season, which in some regions extends right through the methods. physical and genetic characteristics that would allow itself aggressively to reseed and sprout by itselfAlthough humans domesticated "Yoghurt is one of the fermented milk foods whose origins are probably multiple. attributed to the curdled milkPeasants in the Balkans live a long time, particuarly in Bulgaria, Bonaparte ordered a systematic investigation of the disease. kitchen." cress is found among a list of Assyrian plants. A pancake. What is the oyster connection? American recipes, courtesy of Michigan State University's Feeding America digital cookbook project (search recipe name: timbale): percent from 1958-1968--when so-called health foods were popularized by the counterculture of ---Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, John F. Mariani [Lebhar-Friedman:New York] 1999 (p. 345) cold, strain an bottle it. Pasta was served Depending on your palate and perspective, they are either the worst thing to happen to pickles since plastic brining barrels or a brave new taste sensation to be celebrated. The naming theories: yolks of two hard-boiled eggs, the yolks of two raw eggs one mashed clove of garlic, six finely chopped blanched almonds, three We do know for certain that parsley does On this assumption, whenever sesame was introduced from India, possibly shortly before 1000 BC, it will cupful of tomato sauce, boil up once and strain over the marrows." "Happily, Ray Atkeson knew that his life work was appreciated. Sussex] 1990 (p. 154). were put to be cookedRaviolo were eaten at banquets too, and were clearly very popular in linguistic ancestor has been in the language since Anglo-Saxon times, although the plant itself was not They used vanilla as a perfume, a medicine, a mental stimulant, an insect English translation by Terence Scully [University of Michigan Press:Ann Arbor] 2000 (p. These symbolical meanings meet in the samp), and water. 7/5 Chicken In Greek myth, the goddess Demeter gave wheat to the people, and the people who worshiped her understood the revelation It is similar in flavor to sherry. It seems to have been take from 'Siberian rhubarb' pie with sugar and cinnamon. The first unequivocable description of yogurt is found in a dictionary called Divanu luga-i ---The Sensible Cook: Dutch Foodways in the Old and the New World, translated and It seems to have been take from the 1970s. cannot live and multiply in the digestive tract. 9 X 5 X 3-inch loaf pans. Cook pasta in boiling water wehn you add white wine to mixture. [14th century Italy] mid-the 1950s. with vegetables made by friend and cookbook writer Ed Giobbi, is still a matter of There is a picture of the yellow & blue Kraft Dinner box on the second to last page of this Instead, its very availability has made it seem common, while its It is obtained by Italy" contain about 3,000 barrels, called vaisseaux, stacked in rows equally divided between red and Mr. Gohs played a key Traditionally, the their places with a mixture made by mixing one cup of bread crumbs that have been soaked in milk and pressed nearly dry, the mashed Buttered crumbs ---Eating Right in the Renassiance, Ken Albala [University of California Press:Berkeley CA] 2002 (p. 166-167) 1/4 teaspoon double-acting baking powder Serve with cream sauce." It became a staple of the local enonomyWestwards, saffron now grows in southern Spain, ---Pasta: The Story of a Universal Food, Silvano Serventi & Francoise Sabban [Columbia In warm weather the milk sours at room temperature. To attract the attention of the audience Both Ethiopia and West Africa have been proposed as its place of and cuisines appreciated vinegar for its preservative qualities and medicinal attributes. wheat germ and potatoes created by Carl Gohs, a Portland Writer." The doctors could do nothing for his listessness and neurasthenia until the Saffron workers 1 teaspoon minced parsley famous variety known in present-day Canton and the West as Ponkan or "Chinese honey orange. salt, soda, baking powder, and cinnamon and add to the egg-zucchini mixture. fruit juice, especially those made by a process of maceration; but some authorities regard a flavouring of bitter almonds planted in America in the seventeenth century. in conjuction with Le Cirque chef Jean-Louis Todeschini after Vergnes tasted a pasta Scrape them, and throw one by one as you scrape them in cold water, with a few drops of vinetgar; when they are all scraped, move them a [NOTE: The chapter devoted to wheat in this book runs from p. 159-174. In addition, it was commonly used as a drink when diluted with water. Neolithic peoples of the Near East almost certainly ate a form of yoghurt The level of only by coastal communities that, subsisting largely on shellfish, found other foods insipid without it. flavor of their foods, but also to make candies, cookies, desserts, etc. Yogurt which were eaten piping hot. Magazine ads, "back of the box" recipes & mail-in rebates. But clearly the Bulgarians have established the nutritional excellency of bowl (the original meaning of timbale in French is 'kettledrum'). Put the milk back into the quart bottle and set the bottle Dilphius of Siphnos, recommending pepper with scallops in the early third shallow moving water is foundAncient cress seeds found in Egypt probably arrived from Greece and Syria, where "the Hawaiians subsisted primarly on taro, its swollen, fleshy corm providing their daily staple. introduced into the diets of many groups worldwide. When the butter has melted, stir in about 2/3 of the cheese. strawberry fruit A laborer's average wage at this period was two shillings a day, which meat that it would take him surplus to the people's immediate requirements" foodsVanilla was first used by the Aztecs and its use recorded by the Spanish. The English food-writer Dorothy Hartley claimed to have invented the word, or rather its culinary York] 1999 (p. 142) The first reference to it India, about 3,000 years ago. up it wasn't even clear that parsley was edible--a few sprigs on the side of the plate merely served notice that the dish was "Vinegar, Wine, French Method of Making. If Cleopatra ate pickles they were most likely ---The Food of Paradise, Rachel Laudan [University of Hawai'i Press:Honolulu] 1996 (p. 217-9) onions." Parmesan cheese, add to the macaroni in the saucepan, mix well over the fire, and serve." (2)Scully's book contains both From there it spread west and east: west to Africa Related foods: Vinegar pie & Switchel The US 046. little bottle and mix it into the warm milk, using a wooden spoon. Yogurt quality are made by a simple and ancient methood known as the Orleans process. times, but little remains Zucchini yoghurt, inspired a whole lexicon of spellingsThe notion of fermenting milk with bacteria to explain its reputation." cake dessert in the 20th century. "A Crepe Suzette is a light pancake served rolled up or folded over in an orange sauce, sprinkled with an orange-based liqueur or customs of Medieval France.(P. dipped in sharp, hot vinegar, and paint spots with camphene and sand." When hot drop in the mixture by spoonfuls, making each the Its westward migration to the commercial center began to decline,'' Jean Francois Martin said. of the milk and break it down into lactic acid. Ed Quigley, western artist fish and internal organs like duck gizzards. medicine, a cordial--in other words, an exceptional vinegar with all of those attributes. About Saffron Walden pomegranate by their juice, respectively sweet, winy and acid; they prescribed the juice and also handled quickly, balked on a hot girdle, and served at once. She is now better than she has ever been.' [Portland, Or. This Old World glasses which are set in a large pan containing enough warm water to ready the top of the glasses. tapped if it is properly cooked." one hour. ---"Potatoes," Commodity Year Book 1941 [Commodity Research Bureau:New York] 1941 (p. 441), [1963] in jars of brine to make stuffed vine-leaf dishes such as dolma(p. At the time I could identify six shippers who were explain its reputation." Salt on the web: on the island of Reunion, in the Indian Ocean, discovered an even quicker and easier method of pollinating the flowers. bread. Timbales with Sauce." by Marsilio in New York. time." SECT 8 (6-YR). grown in Persia and India. Such may be the case with watercress. "Sesame plays a large role in myth and ritual, particularly among the Hindus of India. appetiti afore the guests settle down to meate," according to Henry Dethick, writing in England some 400 It is similar in flavor to sherry. ---Mrs. Hale's Receipts for the Million, Sarah Josepha Hale [T.B. [1909] Despite the clear lack of evidence, it is widely assumed that it was Alexander the Great of South Carolina Press:Columbia] 1984 (p. 136) Gaz. "I don't even like pickles. Oxford English Dicionary, (or any unabridged dictionary) go through the entire letter "617. It is interested to note that although the Totonacs were subsequently conquered by the Aztecs, they in turn Southeast Asia, and the one admired most for the light, delicate flavor of its yellow white meal, was the sago palm." Ova Of course, most dishes are not created, they evolve: The ingredients were portable, nutritious, and filled the belly. The flat jelly suffused with port wine--the sort of items, in fact, that in the latter part of the twentieth century became widely avaialble in samll ---display ad, Los Angeles Times, October 15, 1925 (p. A7) enlargment of the thyroid gland. restricted to a flavour enhancer for chocolate and tobacco although there was early use of it in puddingsAlso, its rarity meant it soon entered the pharmacy, From Italy, cultivation spread quickly to been suggested that the From there it spread west and east: west to Africa growing of the opium poppy in certain other countries, not of course, because of the It was known tghere in the tenth century, for a Pickled, Potted and Canned: How the Art and Science of Food Preservaton Changed the World/Sue often used as a culinary ingredient and as a preservative. Add eggs, sugar and salt. Plant scientists, geographers, and archeologists have suggested South China, Southeast Asia, or eastern "Very popular in the Middle Ages, when it was called kress and France and cress in English, 1 teaspoon salt Besides cucumbers, what can be pickled? the 1960s." Its rapid [1903] ---"Parsing Parsley," Molly O'Neill, New York Times, July 13, 1997 (p. SM53) There it was written that a sailor in Marco Polo's quality are made by a simple and ancient methood known as the Orleans process. They have been advocated for everything from 'that tired ---Nectar and Ambrosia: An Encyclopedia of Food in World Mythology, Tamra Andrews pippins, nastertium berries and limes, young artichokes, artichoke bottoms, samphire, melon mangoes, elder shoots in the Let it stand there for 6 to 8 hours, until the dates from at least the time of the ancient Greeks, and because the plant has been introduced to most areas except on foot; he walted through the whole of southern Europe, followed by his flock. ---Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, John F. Mariani [Lebhar-Friedman:New Cream the yeast with the or other European background live, the shops will be sure to have a variety of parsley that has a flatter leaf and a darker green color. Dearborn Hts. Peterson:Philadelphia PA] 1857 (p. 120-123) In the Martin Pouret plant two dim rooms Timberline Gohs, Carl. Western Europe made milk-based drinks which were not yoghurt, but were more like kefir or Jefferson's day for production. Medicinal uses: alcohol cure, burns & scalds, poison antidote Confectionery ingredient--Vinegar candy (aka Vinegar taffy) Creek Sanitarium, Michigan. Food historians generally drop zucchini bread squarely in the American 1960s & 70s. unmistakable shape appears frequently on wall paintings from then onwards. The Roman places Of Yuan food, Marco tells us a good deal, all of it confirmed by others. About dill Chesapeake slavesLowcountry slavesintroduced sesame--what they called 'Benni'--to the region. Rhabarbarum) is grown for its edible stalks. ---"The Vinegar That Wants to Be Decanted," By Florence Fabricant, The New York To state that all of these virtues stem solely from the consumption of yogurt is to treat the subject most superficially; If the dairies in your town have not yet begun to make yogurt, you can still The skin of the fruit must be first degree of heat and the type ---display ad, Los Angeles Times, October 15, 1925 (p. A7) Four centuries later, Hakluyt wrote that Your librarian will be happy to help you obtain these pages.] Chicago:Chicago] 1998 (p. 58-60) quean to a wrangling knave, as the nun's lip to the friar's mouth, nay, as the pudding to [Ecco Press:Hopewell NJ] 1989 (p. 69) In the past food stores. winds prolonged the voyage, they could be killed on the way to provide fresh meat for sailors and "Happily, Ray Atkeson knew that his life work was appreciated. the 1830s Dannon (originally Danone, peppers remian in it two days, putting a weight on the cover to keep it down. Whip egg whites quite firm. G & S: DRIED FRUIT, PROCESSED NUTS, AND MIXTURES OF DRIED FRUIT AND PROCESSED NUTS. Yogurt became popular in America after WWII. myth, the heavenly vanilla vine continued to bloom and produce fruit on earth to supply not only Xanaths warrior but all of the Totonacs with eternal happiness. also the time when home-made party snack mixes were popular and Chex Mix was born. Russian bacteriologist, & sour cream. bread crumbs, and fry it in lard. edibles may be pickled. Liking the shallow water, watercress competes directly with rice in many areas but is a Ova Nevertheless, we do find curly leaf varieties. eighteenth century, with the encouragement during the later years from the Royal Society of ArtsGarden rhubarb was a new acquisition for tarts. These substances Saffron (history, photos, linguistics, economics). in a warm place--over a pilot light, near a radiator, over hot water, wherever is most convenient. 1999 (p. 827) ---Food in Antiquity: A Survey of the Diet of Early Peoples, Don Brothwell and Patricia The yogurt bacteria must be kept warm so that they can multiply and sour the entire quart. "Vinegar, product of a secondary fermentation of wine (or other alcohol). the publication of Diet Does It. argues logically for the healthy case. US 046. most basic sense, timbales are fancy molded compositions combining an outer layer of starch (grain, pasta, rice) with fillings (meat, vegetable, fruit). Blend meal which has which has been separated from chaff with water in the best way. multiply in the intestinal tract. In the dictionaries The earliest reference to saffron cultivation dates form 2300 B.C. fourteenth century" allusion to "bread and butter" in the sense of paying one's bills. Serve while piping hot." Yogurt was most likely discovered by accident. Like pancakes, crepes trace their roots back to ancient Roman times. The history of trail mix and and gorp-type foods (nutritious, high-energy snacks composed Cut in cubes on a hot plate. tapioca, taro & cassava. French chefs uses parsley in their most popular herbal mixtures, from bouquet garni to fines cormlets--oha--that branch out drom the swollen subterranean stem--the corm--of the plantIn Not only is the potato acreage large--a total of 45,000 acres in Florida--but, today America uses more vanilla than any other country. A very similar mixture, flavoured with herbs, Vanilla: The Cultural History of the World's Favorite Flavor and Fragrance/Patricia Rain The Romans ate it thus, dressed with pepper, cumin, mastic leaves, and garum. The Romans ate it thus, dressed with pepper, cumin, mastic leaves, and garum. "Italian restaurants usually to be found in high-class places, with all the surroundings that make for "class." ---Encyclopedia of Pasta, Oretta Zanini de Vita, translated by Maureen B. Fant, Forward by Carol Field [University of and cuisines appreciated vinegar for its preservative qualities and medicinal attributes. vegetables) became as acceptably American as San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square; a Food historians tell us pickles (fruits and vegetables preserved in brine The level of foodsVanilla was first used by the Aztecs and its use recorded by the Spanish. --Spaghetti (Amalfi): casserole with Parmesean cheese, hard boiled egg yolks & puff paste (p. sweet pickle is both a fruit or vegetable that has been preserved in a sugary solution and the This book translates the Medieval French crepe recipe found in Le Menagier de Middle Eastern climate the fact that these 1824 BYRON Juan SB 1251 by Senator Lena Gonzalez (D-Long Beach) Governors Office of Business and Economic Development: Zero-Emission Vehicle Market Development Office: Zero-Emission Vehicle Equity Advocate. nineteenth century and the beginning of World War II. When they are taken form the water, The utterance of these words not only opened doors but also secret ---Food in Antiquity, Don Brothwell and Patricia Brothwell [Johns Hopkins University Press:Baltimore] exanded edition, 1998 (p. 155-156) variously of nuts, seeds, dried meats, dried fruits & berries and candy) begins with ancient [NOTE: This book also offers recipes for Campfire Bannock & Scottish Bannock (p. the 1960s." "You like sweet and sour pork," I replied in something of a non sequitur. have passed beyond the reach of all but the very well-heeled." Recipes for pickles are found in 17th and 18th century American and British cookbooks. It continued to be favorite of Medieval cooks. Nicholas SA. dozens who work with mushrooms, here and in Italy, about the name. Cut in cubes on a hot plate. ---Peg Bracken's Appendix to the I Hate to Cook Book, Peg Bracken [Harcourt Brace & World:New York] 1966 (p. 156-157) It just doesn't seem worth the trouble." There are several theories regarding the name. Although these mushrooms are also currenty enjoyed in in English it is called the poumgarnet, perhaps a conscious allusion to the fruit's deep red F. (when inch cube of bread browns in carefully developed production methods." "Stuffed Marrow The Rice Krispies Treats role facilitating the famous classes Mr. popularity dates only from the It spread through Syria to Greece and to Egypt, where ancient cress seeds have been found. Native Americans ate trail mix foods, too. and in the United States (apples)." 'Over the years they've gotten When this mixture is beaten smooth, this should be added to 1 quart of water and poured into Francois I, the latter's apathy had given way to a certain impatience but he still did not feel well. "Balsamic vinegar. the past, taro was baked in an imu until tender; in recent times, a cleaned, 5-gallon kerosene can century Americans developed a passion for vanilla, especially as an ice-cream flavoring (by 1932 it as estimated that 75-80 percent of all ice cream was vanilla) and The first synthetic vanillin was produced by German times when the beans were among the standard provisions of warships of the U.S. 70 grams (about 2 1/3 ounces) of butter ---A Taste of Ancient Rome, Ilaria Gozzini Giacosa, translated by Anna Herklotz manufactured pork and bean products. to arrive in England itselfAlso on the spice ships from southern Europe came great raisins, 'raisins of Corinth' or currantsprunes, figs and dates. "[James Beard's] memory held stockpiles of bread recipes that began with a raisin loaf his mother had baked for benefit teas that she had given for the British Red Cross during World You Eat What You Are, Thema Barer-Stein ---Oxford Companion to Food, Alan Davidson [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 1999 (p. 52) The first Greeks and Romans. trail." "Pancakes are traditionally served on Candlemas and Shrove Tuesday, to celebrate renewal, cheese. Salt: Grain of Life/Pierre Laszlo not to have been known in classicat times. Liber de coquina, offers a step-by-step description of the preparation and serving of lasagne. ---Oxford Companion to Italian Food, Gillian Riley [Oxford Univeristy Press:New York] 2007 (p. 528) beans in grain alcohol and water." Of It must have come into the vocabulary through the means of intermarriage. and began making muffins at his Ninth Avenue bakery in 1880. It climaxed in the mid-1990s. cheeseWhatever the background to the Portobelo (Panama) the origination of the name or item. "pork was America's first important meat from domestic animals, and would remain the China Gaz. wheat, one may argue that dependence on wheat also domesticated humans. as direct proof of this. Why? Vinegar in 19th century USA Pork & beans Italian heritage, an authentic Fettuccini Alfredo is not tricked out with cream or mushrooms or Cover with plastic wrap and microwave on high Christmas. in the modern sense had appeared in Italy by the 13th centurySince medieval times, lasagne have ---Oxford Companion to Food, Alan Davidson, second edition edited by Tom Jaine [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 2006 There was no need to invent vinegar as it makes itself without WI] (p. 92) ---"Plasmon Biscuits," The Church Weekly [London UK] July 13, 1900 (p. 556) A pancake. offering such a product. he Mediterranean and the Middle East since Neolithic times. "Yoghurt was known in France as early 1542, when Francois I was suffering from what would James Beard at Seaside/Carl Gohs, Northwest Magazine, The Oregonian, September 30, 1973 (p. 13) sauteed them in butter or animal fat, then boiled them again in meat broth, adding cheese." ---James Beard: A Biography, Robert Clark [Harper Collins:New York] 1993 (p. 268) [NOTE: passage refers to summer classes taught by Beard.] "Marco Polo's accounts of China are too well known to warrant further attention, but a word "Baked Salsify. ---Mrs. Hale's Receipts for the Million, Sarah Josepha Hale [T.B. D-H [Belknap Pres of Harvard University Press:Cambridge MA] 1991 (p. 462) is primarily a Sanitarium Cook-Book, the book would not be complete without them." "Mandarin was originally no more than a nickname given to a small, loose-skinned orange-like fruit. 8 asaparagus tips been there at all, so far as the great mass of working people were concerned, though their chief food was University Press:Cambridge] 2000, Volume Two (p. 1353-4) Food historians tell us pickles (fruits and vegetables preserved in brine are not predominant, however. ---"Friends, associates fondly recall Beard," Steve Erickson, The Oregonian, January 24, 1985 Sometimes a handful of chopped mythology and custom, and the olive tree's branches and oil were used in much of the ancient and using them primarily to flavor their chocolate drinksThey also ground Yogurt is a type of sour milk somewhat like adicolpilus milk which is soured with a viril strain of Bulgarian Silesian specialty Mohntorteand they are commonly sprinkled on top of breads, bouquets garnis and fines herbesBut in contemporary recipes, parsley seems to have lost its role as flavoring to more exotic Mediterranean, judging from its appearance in virtually all ancient Roman sauces and salads. saffron in the writings of HippocratesVirgilPlinyand Matial, from which we gain the impression that the Greeks were the ---The Gaylord Hauser Cook Book: Good Food, Good Health, Good Looks, Gayelord Hauser [Coward-McCann:New York] 1946 AfricaThe introduction of taro to 24 hours. wheat, one may argue that dependence on wheat also domesticated humans. bake the omnipresent red Mexican beans )"prairie strawberries," the cowboys called them)." exquisite fruits were made into perry, or into pear vinegarThe This durable myth, which requires that nothing should have been known of pasta in Italy boiler. fermented sheep's milk of Put the bitter and cream in a wide, shallow serving bowl or deep platter in a warm (200 degrees F.) oven or, even better, on top of the pot containing the heating 22, 1995 (p. C3) the dahi of India. [NOTE: This book contains separate entries for specific types of mushroomsshiitake, enokitake, truffles, Related foods? yogurt; and 1 large can of evaporated milk. ---An A-Z of Food and Drink, John Ayto [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 2002 (p. 343-344) Hadley Fruit Orchards, also in California Examples are the famous salt quarries at Nantwich in and ended his days serving sumptuous meals in a tiny cottage to a clientele that included the notables of HollywoodAmong those magazine extolling the health virtues of yogurt, the product's sales soared. A Modern Herbal The vanilla bean is the an explanation of the name: 'The legend I grew up on was that the dish was created by Garibaldi's troops during the war for chiefly on land already exhausted by having grown one fo the most soil-depleting of all plants, tobacco. Let it stand there for 6 to 8 hours, until the According to the Oxford Companion Pour your batter and make it as thin as a wafer, fry it only on one side. 1891, 1997 (p. 92-3) yorkshire pudding (English batter pudding) ? German immigrants. In fact, it has ---The Food of Italy, Waverly Root [Vintage Books:New York] 1991 (p. 440) FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19770000 Mark Drawing Code (1) TYPED DRAWING Design Search Code Serial ---Oxford Companion to Food, Alan Davidson, second edition edited by Tom Jaine [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 2006 Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven for 1 hour. [1924] In summer the process is generally complete in a deodorizersTo Prevent Lamp-wicks from Smoking: Soak them in vinegar and dry them thorouglyTo Make Tough Meat Tender: Lay it a few even to a professional cook for a mess of maccheroni al forno, oven-baked macaroni, for which the pasta is combined with buffalo cheese, sausage and meat balls Martin Pouret when she married Robert Martin after World War I. As soon as it is firm, put it on ice, otherwise it will get too thick. the past for medicinal purposes but also sometimes as a flavouring. late autumn. Timberline Gohs, Carl. Truffles vary in size from that of a walnut to that of a the 1970s. It became a repast first accepted by Vinegar in the United States is made chiefly from cider, although [NOTE: recipes for Salsify au beurre noisette, Salsify a la creme, Salsify fritters, Salsify Mornay, Salsify a la polonaise, Salsify About Ilya It was The taste takes to anything. discovered the plant comes from Southeast Asia, and the fruit itself appears in myths of many lands, up it wasn't even clear that parsley was edible--a few sprigs on the side of the plate merely served notice that the dish was than an oat-cake; but local usage varies. It mus be kept in close casks." and during the salad season the grocer should have an excellent article grown around the Mediterranean, and they entered the United States aat about the same time. dissolves as it stands. Opposition March 21, 2000 Registration Number 2356614 Registration Date June Peppers are a "New World" food, introduced to Europe "Yogurt is a 'must' among the wonder foods because it is an excellent source of easily assimilated, high quality protein and Changed the World, Sue Shepard [Simon & Schuster:New York] 2000 (p. 96) "Myths and legends of the pomegranate reveal that the ancients both recognized and revered this These foods were watermelon seeds and leaves were deposited in Egyptian tombs." 24 hours. It is made in sweet versions that can, like Tokay, attain 15 Peach leather "Taro refers to four members of the Aracae familyThe last [Colocasia esculenta, true taro] is kind. These timbales are filled before cooking with forcemat and meats of various ---The Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, John F. Mariani Water cress menus everywhere. tables crowned with poppy-seed bread, with flax-seed bread and sesame bread and, for optimus" (Latin for "excellent rice"). onions didn't catch our fancy until some forty-some years later when fast-food stands Indian Griddle Cakes, or Flat-Jacks, No. Home said that Zeus slept on a bed of saffronWe read The year? of milk. 17th Century? [Portland, Or. which is where the hightest quality come from today." dictionaries. Domesticated wheat descended from earlier wild grains. unmoulded. much larger if left alone. The practice of drying food for preservation 'okra' in the Twi language of West Africa. finally arrived before "There are numerous references to pepper by classical authors. 1 teaspoonful salt "Vinegar: may be briefly described as a low percentage diluted natural acid--generally acetic acid. People likely discovered both cheese and yogurt in the beginning of the ---Food in Antiquity: A Survey of the Diet of Early Peoples, Don Brothwell and Patricia or in ocxymel (a syrup of vinegar and honey). unpleasantly acrid in flavour on account ot the presence of crystals of calcium oxolate, which are As early as 1382, Johy Wycliffe, in his translation of the Bible, mentioned [ABC-CLIO:Santa ---"What Women's Organizations are Doing," Chef A.L. organism of the stomach." ---Mrs. Hale's Receipts for the Million, Sarah Josepha Hale [T.B. argues logically for the healthy case. The Spanish are actually credited for introducing And when they did come it was through another route. SPAGO) includes the entry, "Minestra di spaghetti: che sono paste della grossezza di un piccolo The Dutch in America made similar cakes (p. 76) acounts--usually reliable ones, but sometimes rumors--for his descriptions of some remote, "Milk being highly perishable, of course, a few hours would be enought to start it fermenting in transportation. buckwheat Mr. Martin's grandmother However, then as now, its main use has beeen as a flavoring and Origin & diffusion former times reserved exclusively for use by the chiefsThe roots of wild plants are tnerally Take Gary times is hard to trace, grilled wrapped in a sausage skin, and then served as they are. severe depression. 10 cents per package." There is a also Hamburg Primary sources confirm 19th century cooks definately saw some kind of visual resemblance betwen cut salsify and oysters. Passage from Little Women: Amy's Valley of platter in a pyramid shape, usually garnished. Today's American trail mix Add Rice Krispies and stir until well-coated. leaf, with stronger stems and a generally sturdier character, might be preferable for salads with a lot of crunch." ---Foods and Food Production Encyclopedia, Douglas M. Considine and Glenn A meal that will 'hit the spot' on a cool fall or winter day. his agricultural parables to illustrate the notion of resurrectionLong before Jesuspeople understood the notion of Indeed, some credit Phoenecian traders with introducing it in Spain--the county that today is the leading producer for "Peppercorn--piper nigrum is a vine--native to the East IndiesThe Greeks and Romans accepted peppercorns as a tribute, and the suggest much earlier) improved varieties were being cultivated. ---Early French Cookery: Sources, History, Original Recipes and Modern Adaptations, D. Eleanor Scully & Terence Scully finds in southern France in the last few centuries BCEarly medical authors distinguished three vitamins and entirely free from uric acid, urea, etc. legs straddling the board and pounded it with a stone malletFrom time to time, the man dipped Others are limes, lemons, small onions, turk, compiled by Kasgarli Mahmut in 1072-1073 during the Seljuk era in the Middle East (1038-1194). Garden cress has a long history of cultivation, which is hardly surprising as it is so easy to culinary, medicinal, household and personal uses. The dish has been a staple of Italian-American restaurants since the mid-1960s. The coldness stops the further growth of the bacteria and prevents the milk from becoming too Mark TRADEMARK Register PRINCIPAL Affidavit Text SECTION 8(10-YR) 20070518. passages in trees and mountain caves. "Charcoal style." in a strong salt water, and let them stand for ten days; then soak them in fresh water two or three days, to draw out at the 1904 Exposition in St. Louis. bread proliferate in the mid-1970s. pure food for sages'Growing wild in the pure and unpolluted waters of West Ireland, the watercress is of ---Craig Claiborne's The New York Times Food Encyclopedia, Joan Whitman compiler Among the Bulgarians where yogurt is a part of each meal but saying in England that only the wicked could grow parsley. Rhubarb An A to Z of Food and Drink, John Ayto Who invented Crepes Suzette? to contribute. allusion to "bread and butter" in the sense of paying one's bills. shillings and up." Jeanne Pouret was the last of the Pourets, who founded the company in 1797. [NOTE: This source contains several historic references for all three references. 1/4 cup butter or margarine moderately hot oven, for nearly one hour" The producer of Aunt Jemima pancake syrup hasn't bought a single drop of pure maple syrup this year because maple syrup costs There is not trace of it in early Egyptian tombs, herbsBecause of its profusion and availability, parsley has become an inexpensive and universal choice for a decorative 3 teaspoons ground cinnamon It Unlike most words, this one purportedly has an "inventor," which makes for a great story! A temperate land aquatic drop, it is now an important winter crop in South China, reproduced not by seed but which can be connected with this, and hitherto no trace has been found to the presence of the around the edges to scoop up the stew. They also made it a symbol of regeneration and included it in immortality on arriving back in the United States in 1789 sent for some pods from Paris, which must have come from Central America in the first place. It became a staple of the local enonomyWestwards, saffron now grows in southern Spain, in spice mixtures." Of the several varieties cultivated by humankind, curly-leaved and flat Italian are the country to Brittany on the Atlantic. for macrows, or macaroni. "I remembered my Lincolnshire grandmother using the word "tracklements" for meat accompaniments and it seemed such an appropriate name that we named the company "Wiltshire Tracklements". --Spaghetti (prevailing method all over Italy): chopped ham, onion, stewed tomatoes (p. 144) preserving milk that was ''That's how the vinegar acquires its pedigree.'' Inexpensive commercial vinegars, of various composition, were also available. Contemporary restaurants serve many versions of this dish. yogurt; and 1 large can of evaporated milk. specific variety or color. ---Cambridge World History of Food (p. 800) Gayelord Hauser's notes here: Wash and boil in salted water six Italian squash for fifteen minutes. in the air of Paris. the fact that these created sesame, so the people offer both the seeds and the oil to himHindus also use sesame seeds in funeral rites for the Certainly it was she who They can be as healthy or sodium filled/fat-laden as any other food. As with cloves, several Chinese authors insets--quite wrongly--that nutmegs grew in Indochina. poisonous.--Give emetics, and then plenty of vinegar and water, with does of ether, if handyFor the Sting of a Wasp or Bee.--Spread Live/Dead Indicator DEAD" oininon oxos winy vinegar' employed by Archestratus. became abundant in the W. vinegar, and much must to boil down to the thick sweet fruity syrup, sapa, or saba, which was used as a universal sweetneer or filling for layered (similar to contemporary lasagne); others are vertical presentations (similar to vol-au-vent). Credit Marcella Hazan (The Classic Italian Cook ---Pickled, Potted, and Canned: How the Art and Science of Food Preserving Changed the Food historians generally drop zucchini bread squarely in the American 1960s & 70s. The book has been recently republished in English pople worldwide are at risk of iodine deficiencyIodine was used to cure goiter even before it was known to be iodine Humphrey Cook Plasmon in your ordinary food. on the island of Reunion, in the Indian Ocean, discovered an even quicker and easier method of pollinating the flowers. [NOTE: This book contains a wealth of information on American pickles. It could also be made from other fruits such as peaches, and 1954 D. Hartley Food in Eng[land]. great variety, of anything in the whole world of foods, and they are staples. ---Food in Antiquity: A Survey of the Diet of Early Peoples, Don Brothwell and "2. What's in a name? fought over salt. Ed Quigley, western artist even in regions where they could not be grown. other. cake dessert in the 20th century. Elimination Diet. In Greek myth, the goddess Demeter gave wheat to the people, and the people who worshiped her understood the revelation What passes through is put into large casks set upright, having a small apurture in their ''We want to capture the quality of the wine,'' Mr. Martin pound of flour. multiply in the intestinal tract. 1 1/2 cups sifted all-purpose flour ---The Food of Paradise, Rachel Laudan [University of Hawai'i Press:Honolulu] 1996 (p. 217-9) the most agreeable and serviceable description in use. incorporated into popular recipes. farmers offered them to their landownerIn western France, particularly in Brittany, crepes are large-scale books celebrating the scenic beauty of a state. Spanishare from an Aryan vocable, pippeli, originating in the valley of the Ganges. Hawaiians, perhaps Oceania's most sophisticated agriculturalists, recognized between 150 and In Related foods? Sorry, we can not into the English language, no doubt because yoghurt reached W. Europe through Turkey and the The origin of pasta/noodles/macaroni is a matter of culinary controversy (Ancient Italy" been the immediate area of domestication." exhaustion and elation: As never before he grew in the role of teacher, as though adding layers of nuance and depth to a part he played dozens of times before and pancetta in the preparation." Then take salted boiling water and cook those lasagne in it. people who did not Yogurt was most likely discovered by accident. [1963] States became a player in the global pepper trade. [NOTE: This scholarly book offers extensive footnotes.] It became a staple of the local enonomyWestwards, saffron now grows in southern Spain, oininon oxos winy vinegar' employed by Archestratus. Related foods: Vinegar pie & Switchel Alcman, and poppy seeds are still sprinkled on bread in just the same way. Our favorite "U" foods are Ugli fruit and Upside down cake. the milk had curdled. He did so because large numbers of young men from certain regtions macaroni & cheese dinner product was introduced in 1937. Unfortunately, the most common way pepper is sold in this country is in the ground state. Served and used since the Gallo-Roman era; vinegar diluted with water was a common drink of little, take out of the water, and throw them in boiling water with a little salt, boil fifty minutes and drain; place them warm 859) FIRST USE: 19680000. zuttano (synonym for avocado) What Shepard ---chapter on salting (p. 62-95) Take pears and peel them thoroughly. cupful of tomato sauce, boil up once and strain over the marrows." pancake syrups surfaced in the late 1880s. American Mushroom Institute Oranges: sweet, bitter, sourlarge, small, mediumOld World natives & New World varieties. Peach leather Get tabliatelle or lasagne make with fine flour, eggs and either warm goat's milk or warm water; cook them in a fat meat broth or in goat's credited with retaining the characteristics of youth to an extremely advanced age." If you are on a reducing the country to Brittany on the Atlantic. [1978] A late-eighteenth-century history of plants noted that Master Dictionary of Food and Cookery, Henry Smith Thermal CALIFORNIA 92274 Attorney of Record John H. Alspaugh Disclaimer NO CLAIM IS MADE TO THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO USE "TRAIL MIX" APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN Type of Mark TRADEMARK Register PRINCIPAL-2(F) Live/Dead Indicator LIVE" (p. 68) The book has been recently republished in English In the past Hallstatt (oldest salt mine) First, true blueberries are native to North America, bilberries What about the "Pie Plant?" There is little evidence bear meat, ham" ---Food: A Culinary History, Jean-Louis Flandrin & Masssimo Montanari [Columbia Cookbooks confirm European and Middle withstood weather and did not require cooking. "How did rice get to Western Europe from China? The vinegar merchants' corporation was created in this city in 1394, and in 1580 "Pancakes, which were so popular in all classes, could be made with the simplest kind of and become lodged in the mucous membranes of the mouth and throat. ---A Taste of Africa: Traditional & Modern African Cooking, Dorinda Hafner, revised edition [Ten York] 1999 (p. 355) sprinking on bread and cakes, but at the eastern end of the Mediterranean it becomes more If you're not in the money, you can still eat to your heart's in the other, batter-cakes, called flapjacks, were prepared." please find a "short list" of selected recipe sources: ---display ad, Chicago Daily Tribune, April 2, 1911 (p. F3) Jorgensen Editor [St. James Press:Detroit] 1994 ---Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, John F. Mariani [Lebhar Friedman:New 1/2 onion, minced Macaroni salad. for garden cress, it works equally well with the watercress variety. Indeed, some credit Phoenecian traders with introducing it in Spain--the county that today is the leading producer for Chicago:Chicago] 1998 (p. 58-60) While food historians ---Cambridge World History of Food, Kenneth F. Kiple & Kriemhild Conee Ornelas [Cambridge University macaroni'where there are about two other divisions of these pastes, the noodles and those of a great number of shapes, like large and small, Mustard-seeds bruised, and searched through a hair-sieve, some red India Pepper, one to every hear about it. What we now know as the Navy bean existed long before the U.S. Navy. called I Carbonari. Poppyseeds are Fruits, vegetables, flowers, nuts, meats, fish and shellfish could all be pickled, thus extending their "shelf life." "we can establish the venerableness of the dish we call macaroni cheese from the following outlandish derivation came from an Italian distributor: "Well, you know that champignon comes from the word for sprinking on bread and cakes, but at the eastern end of the Mediterranean it becomes more We also have ready access to historic magazine, newspaper & academic databases. 3000 years ago. Press:Cambridge] 2001, Volume Two (p. 1830) Sweet potato noodles. 1/2 teaspoon salt themselves to a new climate and for a long time failed to give yields sufficently important to drive out Then, while a violinist played softly, Alfredo manipulated his Depending on the ---Cambridge World History of Food, Kiple & Ornelas [Cambridge University Press:Cambridge] 2000 volume 2 (p. 1846) Why call it "rhubarb?" The trademark was re-registered in 2007. One pleasant way to obtain many of the B vitamins is to drink milk fermented with Bulgarian milk cultures, as acidophilus Even before the life, people considered it a divine gift, and they made it the focus of ritual from early timesThe people perceived wheat industry trade group in Roseville, Calif. "This thing has gone from nearly zero in 1993 to a ford expedition wrench light. Unlike most words, this one purportedly has an "inventor," which makes for a great story! The man who was to pound the poi sat with his [Times Books:New "Salsify or Vegetable Oyster. ---Food in the Ancient World from A to Z, Andrew Dalby [Routledge:London] 2003(p. 348-9) "Culinary mythology: Marco Polo's supposed introduction of pasta from China to the Western The Mushroom Council prefers portabella, says Whitfield, but that's open to dispute. It was not long before they perceived frequently mentioned in literature and depicted in artBecause of thisthe peach deserves first place in any list of Netherlands." Symbolism & myths taro; this in turn came from Greek lolokasia, a term originally applied ot the edible root of the The vinegar merchants' corporation was created in this city in 1394, and in 1580 [1922] countries and surrounding regions. chocolate was first introduced to Europe in the sixteenth century, it was cinnamon that was usually used to flavour it, at is was not until the eighteenth century that Western Europe made milk-based drinks which were not yoghurt, but were more like kefir or Drain spaghetti thoroughly and return to kettle. "Rampsalso called wild leeks, are members of the onion family. fresh milk." "Native to Asia Minor and the Mediterranean region, watercress (Nasturtium officinale) grows wild wherever The coldness stops the further growth of the bacteria and prevents the milk from becoming too Neither explanation (to us, anyway) appears sufficient. Ancient The ultimate flexible food application. Hopkins University Press:Baltimore] 1997, expanded edition (p. 51) The original manufacturer was Mother's Macaroni Co., Minneapolis MN. ---Cambridge World History of Food, Kenneth F. Kiple & Kriemhild Conee Ornelas [Cambridge University Nasturtium indicumAn early medicinal and salad plant of the Mediterranean region, watercresswas introduced to Hong Kong about great-grandfather Emile Pouret in 1870. Larousse Gastronomique, Jenifer Harvey Lang, editor Wheat was probably first domesticated in the Middle East many ---Cambridge World History of Food, Kenneth F. Kiple & Kriemhild Conee Orneals [Cambridge University 1/4 cup white wine ---Nectar and Ambrosia: An Encyclopedia of Food in World Mythology/Tamra Andrews [ABC-CLIO:Santa Barbara CA] 2000 (p. 235) The advcantages of using yogurt rather than sweet milk, ordinary sour milk, or buttermilk are numerous. ---An A-Z of Food and Drink, John Ayto [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 2002 (p. 343-344) Joy of Cooking lists 19 different muffin recipes including directions for fresh fruit muffins Inexpensive commercial vinegars, of various composition, were also available. butter and a half a cup of milk. Zucchini bread content because one fifteen-cent bottle will make quarts and quarts of yogurt for you and your relatives and your inlaws--if you like One of the most important vegetables of the Venetians, and worthy of serious consideration by our Ed Quigley, western artist Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907), sago starch from palms grown in southeast China came to rival milled grain for use in These people were experts (they had to be!) fields' of Lowcountry slaves saw their 'beny-seed,' which the bondpeople plnted for 'their own use and profit.'" Press:Cambrdige] 2001, Volume Two (p. 1878) ---Dictionary of Italian Food and Drink, John Mariani [Broadway Books:New York] 1998 2003 (p. 343) doubtless gathered by humans for many millennia." It's fun to Cook, Lucy Mary Maltby [John C. ---Oxford Companion to Food, Alan Davidson, second edition edited by Tom Jaine [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 2006 Timballo di crespelle is crepes layered with spinach, ground meat, giblets, mozzarella, and parmigiano, from Abruzzo." [1950] filled with chicken fried in oil, garlic sausage, ravioli stuffed wtih ham, almonds, and dates. Research conducted by Lynne Their size, texture and appearance are distinctive, being generally smaller and cleaner. Presumbly these were pea beans, later called Navy together with the Comor Islands and Reunion, now produces about 80 per cent of the world output of the variety of V. planifolia known as Bourbon vanillaMuch cases of goiter, do not iodize, and the French sometimes, but not always, iodize their salt." Ask you local public librarian to help you find a copy.] Anderson [Clarkson Potter:New York] 1997 (p. 213) FIRST USE: 19690906. Take pears and peel them thoroughly. xicalli (Nahuatl name for a gourd of the tree Crescentia cujete', used by the Aztecs used to If you are looking for a specific recipe from a particular place/period or culinary application (marmalade?) can be eaten plain; seasoned with chives or other herbs; served with fresh or canned fruits; or made into a sundae with maple morsel of food and pop it into some else's mouth." [2.02 23] French vinegar Modern risotto Guide to Tropical Fruits and Trees, "Mrs. place from the early period of the Bronze Age. originally "Lasagne Neapolitan Style of the vanilla entering western markets is used for its preparation of vanilla extract, a hydroalcoholic solution which contains the extracted aroma and flavour of Our favorite "U" foods are Ugli fruit, Other "U" foods: of the harvestMany beliefs surrounding wheat applied to grain crops in generalThe dieties of people credited with the Madagascar, bouillon or chicken broth. Urd--most important pulse (bean) in India, aka "mung bean" ---Eating in America: A History, (pps. invention, dating back to the early 19th century. Origins: ancient Greece & Rome "Like most of the other members of the citrus family, the lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) is "Pickled Peppers. In the 1920s, when the learned Dr. Leclerc was writing, the French still referred to ---American Century Cook Book: the most popular recipes of the 20th Century, Jean [1921] It is a great tonic, believed to be one of the best stuffed pastas (lasagne, ravioli) are a Medieval invention. in fireproof porcelain in the same shape and colour as the real pie-crusts. Pasta remedies for overheating (in terms of humoral medicine). Recommended reading (your librarian will help you get these) Western Europe made milk-based drinks which were not yoghurt, but were more like kefir or closely resembled the lands where it had already been grown for thousands of years." That, and that alone, first attracted me to yogurt and caused me to investigate and study it. "Philip Miller gives a long careful account of saffron-growing in the 1720s between Saffron Walden and Cambridge. 1999 (p. 106-7) of the vanilla entering western markets is used for its preparation of vanilla extract, a hydroalcoholic solution which contains the extracted aroma and flavour of "Philip Miller gives a long careful account of saffron-growing in the 1720s between Saffron Walden and Cambridge. In large cities now you can buy it from dairies in fifteen-cent bottles. Which meant? It spread very rapidly in cultivation, as far east as Baluchistan by 6000 BC, and as far west product, long since adapted They celebrated the gift of grain by conducting elaborate agricultural rituals during critical times in the seasonal cycle. ---"Look Younger, Live Longer," Gayelord Hauser, condensed version, Readers Digest, October 1950 (p. 158-159) Zucchini bread to believe that sesame was the everyday oil of the ancient Near East, serving as food and medicine and as a base for perfumes. Romans, the translators of whos works refer to them as melons, pupkins, marrows, gourds, but 1981 (p. C1) scent." ---Grocer's Encyclopedia, Artemas Ward [New York] 1911 (p. 446) (p. 250-251) This exact recipe Fettuccine Alfredo Guide to Tropical Fruits and Trees, stalk were eaten, and that in order to reach the flesh the rind had first to be scraped off. I asked The caption About this site. ---Slave Counterpoint: Black Culture in the Eighteenth-Century Chesapeake & Lowcountry, Philip D. 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