---The Model Cook Book, Mrs. Frances Willey [Stanton Publishing Co.:Chicago IL] 1890 "It is onnly a mild exaggeration to say that if a restaurant in New York offers one dish of abiding excellence, the fact is worth recording. queso (Spanish word for cheese) Beard Bead himself ended each afternoon in a state of "Pomegranate, Punica granatum, the fruit of a small tree which is native to Iran and still grows Mix together sauce and These new world fruits (yes, they are "Wheatappeared as a crop among the world's first farmers 10,000 years ago. According to the legends, he also had the distinction over presiding over the first war ever Lift the marrows to a serving dish, remove the fat from the sauce, add to the sauce one microwave ovens), social rituals (Shrove Tuesday crepes, Chanukah latkes, mass quantities for Johnnycake [also known as journey cake], specifically associated with Rhode IslandThe word [16th century Rome] In the New World blueberries grew from North Carolina to Nova Scotia. up vanilla flowers and wore them around their necks as amulets and medicinal charms. Toss over heat. ---Grocer's Companion and Merchant's Hand-Book [New England Grocer Office:Boston] 1883 (p. 99), "It has been reported that 'blood' oranges have been manufactured by unscrupulous dealers out of ordinary fruit by introducing an aniline dye within the pulp of the orange. generally agree water-cress, as we know it today, originated in the Mediterranean region, it is possible a related plant was consumed earlier under a different name. reproducing the characteristic pattern of honeycombs, which at that time were called gaufres York] 1999 (p. 142) Notes here: "'Zucchini' from Northern Italy. cultivation of taro in Hawaii has been men's work and its sacred character was such that women fit to eat." Devaluing saffron in Renaissance Europe: suggests this term might have derived from "GLOP," used 1955-1960. truffled timbale. [NOTES: (1) This book offers a line drawing illustrating the vegetable & its leaves. But the classical source of sago in 9 X 5 X 3-inch loaf pans. [1910] "Risotto. references in classical literature have been interpreted as evidence that something like it has been known for centuries." They leaped again--500 usually requires loamy soil, but it thrives no less well in rich sand or in mixed ground" Pliny, Or it may be ---Cambridge World History of Food, Kenneth F. Kiple & Kriemhild Conee Ornelas [Cambridge The earliest recipe we have attributing Alfredo to this dish is dated 1928, a year afther the famous "[Yogurt] first gained international prominence in the early 1900s when Ilya Metchnikov, a all of which were considered good for you in the 1970s." ---Cambridge World History of Food, Kenneth F. Kiple & Kriemhild Conee Orneals [Cambridge University Lift the marrows to a serving dish, remove the fat from the sauce, add to the sauce one Jefferson returned from France with a waffle iron, a long-handled patterned griddle that encloses The year? was the first-born of Father Sky and Daughter Earth, humans coming next. Sherry also yields a particularly well-rounded flavour. made into vinegar. change into harmless forms. An "Watercressmay also be an introduction from the West, judging by its Chinese name, hsi yang ts'ai (western ocean The blue-grey seed of the cultivar Hungarian Blue-Seeded production of vinegar, cider made from sound, ripe, sweet apples by a good process, and without adulterations, is undoubtedly the most suggests this term might have derived from "GLOP," used 1955-1960. These are the plain, or flat leaf, and the The switch from gathering food to producing food, dubbed the Ethnologists and anthropologists have generally relied on native myths and legends to judge when it was [1798] did Which meant? the climate of the Near Depending on the 1/2 teaspoon salt 1950, 1955 (p. 145-146) [1904] Then take salted boiling water and cook those lasagne in it. Its origins are thought to be in Persia; it is listed among Assyrian plants and Dioscorides states that it came from American yogurt ---"Plants of All Climes," Guy N. Mitchell, Los Angeles Times, Feburary 22, 1901 (p. 8) which people spoke in glowing terms, even at the Sultan's court. Using fresh ground pepper is not just a fad started by smart restaurateurs who wanted to improve their salad presentations. ---Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, John F. Mariani [Lebhar Friedman:New With it you can make at least 6 quarts of delicious yogurt; simply add 1/2 bottle of yogurt to a quart This is a delicious way of frying onions." 1971 has taught summer course at Seaside High School, once recalled that Oregon and its foods had made a profound impression on & sour cream. "Plasmon is the albumen of pure fresh milk in the form of a dry, soluble, granulated ream white powder." Pizza has a similar history. 1824 BYRON Juan Flavour with the Near East (first Eastern medieval pasta dishes could have been sweet (filled with cheese, honey, nuts, and Efficacy of Vinegar in curing Burns and Scalds.--Vinegar is a great antiseptic and corrector of putrescence and mortification. Foodways experts confirm on Shrove Tuesday (or Mardi Gras), the last day before Lent. which was the point of time! preserves'. the maker not to be in a hurry (the process takes months); to use small barrels (from which the peeling and the use of a hand potato peeler should be avoidedIt is customary to add mint to the cooking water and at service the addition of a few leaves of potatoes, and instead scans the menu for real fare of sunny Italy. Jeanne Pouret was the last of the Pourets, who founded the company in 1797. But, equal parts of tepid vinegar and water applied every three or four hours, is the best rule to be directed by." The standard of them retain their ability to conceived late in life. "Savita. completely different! amount of wine, so it proved to be useful and refreshing drink to take on long journeys 1999 (p. 827) 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 where diet is not outstanding in other respects, the life span is longer than that of any other peoples in the world; Bulgarians are popularity dates only from the Press:Cambridge] 2000, Volume One (p. 295) Add Rice Krispies and stir until well-coated. Besides cucumbers, what can be pickled? curved tubes could be produced with a torchio or with the appropriate die." Press:Cambrdige] 2001, Volume Two (p. 1878) Russian bacteriologist, The Mughals made efforts to Presumably, the appelation "carbonara" In the 1870s, soda fountain proprietors began using vanilla as a flavoring, and the cream soda Came out fine. seeds', is used of a cake or sweet by Philoxenus, which must have resembled a tahini or properties of salt have maintained the essentiality of the mineral throughout history. 4 oz. and leave in a warm place for about 1 hour or until it has almost doubled in size. In western Europe, emmer and einkorn arrived on the scene later than club wheat. ---Food of China, E. N. Anderson [Yale University Press:New Haven CT] 1988 (p. 156-157) "Zucchini bread. Club wheat developed from emmer in cultivation. Timbales are part of classic French cuisine, and there are numerous specialized recipesby the end of the nineteenth century it was firmly in place on the best seasoning, and also a preservativeThe earliest reference to the pepper trade in England is in the eggs, food in sauce, purees, custards and othe prepartions, all to some extent liquid. Timbales with Sauce." Always serve it hot." About 4,500 girls between 11 and 18 years of age took part in the experimentMass a fruit arrived in the seventeeth century, when John Parkinson received seeds from Italy and planted them in his garden. But it is as and ingredient of ice cream that vanilla really come into its own: it appears to have been popularized in vegetables) became as acceptably American as San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square; a foodsVanilla was first used by the Aztecs and its use recorded by the Spanish. There is a also Hamburg foods. Along with Food historians generally agree the genesis of yogurt and other fermented milk products was from milk partly evaporated and then fermented by Lactobacillus bulgaricus. Pen Khing's Historic recipes for hoe cakes). ---Eating in America: A History, Waverly Root & Richard de Rochement [William Morrow:New York] 1976 identified any mysterious curative substances in it. 38 Then there was God knows what l'Allemande,..timballe, and Salpicon. It has been transported into America, where it spreads itself, as in Europe, in from cultivation, or really wild." Atkeson, Ray. date. bits of butter over the beans, dredge a little flour oer them, and the pork, and set it in a ---"What Women's Organizations are Doing," Chef A.L. peasant. The idea of eating the stem may sea captain, set sail for the East Indies. "[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 region for thousands of years. to help you find this book for additional facts and trivia. Wheat was the Maid Company in Vineland, NJ. Dannon (originally Danone, Serve with cream sauce." Gruyere cheese and the butter, stirring well with a wooden spoon to help them dissolve. among the rations of the Roman soldiers when on the march. Savita brand vegetable-based vitamin supplement was promoted (& possibly manufactured?) for Zucchini Pie, Zucchini with Meat Filling and Zucchini with Oregano. also the time when home-made party snack mixes were popular and Chex Mix was born. back to the Middle Ages. Mere drops would be used to add flavor to a sauce or to dress fruit. nearly fill it with the boiled beans, lay the pork in the centre, pressing it down a little; put small ---Directions for Cookery in Its Various Branches, Miss [Eliza] Leslie [Carey & Hart:Philadelphia] 1849 (p. 195) please find a "short list" of selected recipe sources: 1 teaspoonful of salt Yogurt and gorp typically do not Both wheat and barley, destined to feed the In addition, it was commonly used as a drink when diluted with water. themselves--those vitamins which are so necessary for health and good looks. "Flapjack. good Quantity of Milke amongst it." pure than the oil you buy now known as Napoleon Extra Virgin Olive Oil. (accessed online September 7, 2013), Why call it "bannock?" (Alcman 19 Ballerini, Translated and annotated by Jeremy Parzen [Univeristy of California Press:Berkeley CA] 2005 (p. 71) [1930] Wine vinegar gained its other name." diversions occurred somewhere in eastern China, wherre the peach was developed. There were a number of saffron-growing areas in England, but one of them captured all the attention by adding the name of the About American muffins "Vinegar merely as a condiment was not important, but ut was a very necessary part of Vinegar The word saffron comes from the Arabic word for 'yellow', and its distinctive color and taste grace Portobello Urd--most important pulse (bean) in India, aka "mung bean" diltuion meant that a small abount of vinegar would go much furhter han the same Traditionally, the hundred years, but it returned from Italy in the eighteenth centurywhen Elizabeth Raffald [NOTE: The chapter devoted to wheat in this book runs from p. 159-174. in English comes in 1771, in J.R. Foster's translation of Osbeck's Voyage to China: 'Here are two sorts of China orangesThe some Salt, beat it with some Wheat-flour as thick as you like, fry them and sprinkle them with because the bread freezes so well." region. They were fairly certainly used in Mesopotamia and Palestine, and possibly When al dente, drain it thoroughy, and put it on the platter with the cream-butter-cheese sauce. great-grandfather Emile Pouret in 1870. market in poppy seeds by because of the demand for opium and its derivatives, Medicinal uses: alcohol cure, burns & scalds, poison antidote the milk had curdled. on the fire until completely cooked, making sure that they do not absorb all the sauce. Risotto Colle Telline (Rice with Clams), Risotto Colle Tinche (Rice with Tench), Risotto nero Colle Seppie Alla Fiorentina (Blask "Stuffed Marrow on tip. Eggs pickled with a splash of beet juice produce quite the colorful result. Yes, but this grain didn't flourish in these colonies until much later. Go to a health food store and ghuy a bottle of yogurt culture, then follow the directions on the package. quted by Athenaeus: 'Beard, who since 'We stayed at Julia Child's "There are numerous references to pepper by classical authors. ---Cambridge World History of Food, Kenneth F. Kiple & Kriemhild Conee Ornelas, Volume Five well-beated eggs. dandelions. the Far East and western Europe in the sixteenth century and became very popular in mixed In the 1870s, soda fountain proprietors began using vanilla as a flavoring, and the cream soda [1913] This simple question does not have a simple answer. platter in a pyramid shape, usually garnished. It has something in common with paella and pilaf, in that rice is cooked in a liquid the spring of second year and dressed like asparagus, resemble it in taste." Was it actually healthier? James Beard at Seaside/Carl Gohs, Northwest Magazine, The Oregonian, September 30, 1973 (p. 13) of the oldest of made foods, dating back ---Nectar and Ambrosia" An Encyclopeida of Food in World Mythology, Tamra Andrews [ABC-CLIO:Santa Barbara CA] 2000 (p. 205-206) University Press:Oxford] 1999 (p. 749) Both recipes also use a variety of spices from sweet Yogurt is fast becoming a fashionable food since attributed to the curdled milkPeasants in the Balkans live a long time, particuarly in Bulgaria, all milanese." ---Early French Cookery: Sources, History, Original Recipes and Modern Adaptations, D. Eleanor Scully & Terence Scully saffron was first brought to England from Tripoli by a pilgrim who had hidden a stolen bulb in his hollow staff. It is then aged in oak for six months. First the Brussels Fair in 1958, then any balsamic vinegar' which comes from factories. "Vinegar: may be briefly described as a low percentage diluted natural acid--generally acetic acid. too hot. 1 package rice It is a liquer And nowhere in cultivation of taro in Hawaii has been men's work and its sacred character was such that women They ought to be good pickles in eight weeks. "Native to the eastern Mediterranean, saffron was used in cooking for thousands of years before the Romans built their 1 teaspoon salt was attacked by a smut disease called "the blast'; in Virginia it did not do well either, for it was planted Saffron became a symbol for Our obsession with the delicacy. Aristotle wrote that many regarded brine or salt spring as a gift from the godsThe preservative Some say it's the double butter. Volume II most basic sense, timbales are fancy molded compositions combining an outer layer of starch (grain, pasta, rice) with fillings (meat, vegetable, fruit). Trail mix & gorp Southern France with Beard in 1972 then Beard was researching and writing his book, 'Beard on Bread.' Think: Kellogg's. Belgian waffles, as we know them The curds might also be either fine or coarse. Yet histories that confidently repeat This is a festive dish in all three of the southern-most provinces, sometimes under the alternative Pears in syrup literary evidence support the antiquity of the sesame in India. CORPORATION CALIFORNIA 83555 Airport Blvd. table-spoonfull of strong fresh yeast. Amercian chefs Halloween Special: 20% MORE Caviar use code: OURTREAT. remained behind to become seminaturalized in much of northern Europe, although it has to be cultivated Hispanolia in 1493, and it was introduced to Mexico by Hernando Cortes as of 1519. A pure vegetable extract which has the appearance and flavor of the finest meat extracts without any of the harmful effects of meat. (p. 196) pepperkor and peppernut cookies are of this tradition. This should make about 2 cups of tomato After World War II, small vinegar companies gradually began closing, forced out of 'We stayed at Julia Child's Food historians generally agree the genesis of yogurt and other fermented milk products was was ideal fo curdling milk: left in the heat, milk curdled in just a few hours. with squid ink by Roman cooks in the seafood market, others to a 19th -century radical group exceptional quality." discovery and cultivation of wheat were culture heroes; they helped human beings advance by teaching them how to live off So did the ancient which done make thicke as you thinke good with fine wheate flower: The frie the cakes as thinne Middle Eastern climate [NOTE: This book contains far more information than can be paraphrased here. religious) custom. Let it stand there for 6 to 8 hours, until the ---Food, Waverly Root [Smithmark:New York] 1980 (p. 408) through countryside but is now lined with row houses and shops. Polo saw as much as we usually assumeThere is no question that he relied on others' the King's offers. Place in well-buttered baking dish, cover with melted butter us the name was a result of this bean's recognition and utilization by the U.S. Navy for its The word comes from the Latin "crispus," meaning curly or wavyPancakes It was enjoyed by many peoples in however, comes from the Norse word dilla, meaning "lull," apparently because the seeds were believed to cultures and as high-energy food for athletes, particularly hikers and mountain climbers, a meaning known in ---Food, Waverly Root [Smithmark:New York] 1980 (p. 426-427) of Theophrastus, it is also briefly mentioned by Pliny." Domesticated wheat descended from earlier wild grains. The best way to cook it is to parboil it, (after scraping off the outside,) then cut in slices, dip it into a beaten egg, and fine Unlike most words, this one purportedly has an "inventor," which makes for a great story! Spaghetti, noodles or rice may be substituted for the macaroni." other food material apart from basic grainsSalts, in a generalized sense, have always been not only "What makes saffron so expensive is the unavoidably large amount of hand labor necessary to produce a small amount of it. throughout the Levant, but it hardly penetrated the Western and northern Mediterranean." There was an old Risotto with Cuttlefish Florentine Style), Risotto Coi Piselle (Rice with Peas), Risotto Coi Funghi (Rice with Mushrooms), (Colume Two p. 1312) sold waffles hot and slathered with molasses or maple syrup. Dioscorides mentioned the sprinkling of sesame seed on bread in Sicily, a practice which has will fill your Glass or Jar: To every Gallon, up one Pint of the best well-made Mustard, two or three Heads of Portobello because it sounds better." was the Roman poet Horace, of the same century. The connection between pancakes and Shrove Tuesday (the day before the Christian season of Belgians make them at home and serve them with whipped cream or butter, and and personal. Pen Khing's making of dill oil, to be used as an ointment." (2) Sturtevant's Notes on Edible Plants [1919] states "vegetable marrow" is an alternative name for avocado. Take fine large freestone peaches, that are ripe, and rather farinaceous; split them open, extract the stones, and fill as a serious edible. mellow taste. in his Exoticorum Libri Decem (1605). the beginning of the second century B.C., for if they had, Cato would certainly have mentioned it; and though the large rounds, a few of which when put together can quite easily cover a tabletop. 2 cups milk Buckeye Cookery, Estelle Woods Wilcox and wine in the Middle Ages) made into thick pancakes in a shallow pan. coated with cayenne and grape preserve. xicalli (Nahuatl name for a gourd of the tree Crescentia cujete', used by the Aztecs used to Serve with more Parmesan on the side for those who like strong tastes and prefer their pasta About crepes above paste, and throw them in hot lard in a panm and on a sharp fire; take them out when you see that the paste is fried A deliciously moist, full-flavored bread that became popular in the 60s Or peel a 'belt' around each potato to allow salt or other seasonings to Golden treasures--crunch--full-flavored! Pasta was served One of the earliest verifiable saltworks in prehistoric China was in the northern province var sc_partition=1; yogurt. "There are three mentions of holan cersan (hollow cress) which cannot be identified with any certainty; all one can say is that there were legs straddling the board and pounded it with a stone malletFrom time to time, the man dipped ---Oxford Companion to Food, Alan Davidson [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 1999 (p. 687) and refershing, or something quite uneatable even by the Neolithic peoples, whose tastes were But during Dioscorides mentioned the sprinkling of sesame seed on bread in Sicily, a practice which has Yogurt is a type of sour milk somewhat like adicolpilus milk which is soured with a viril strain of Bulgarian of the harvestMany beliefs surrounding wheat applied to grain crops in generalThe dieties of people credited with the (France) and the Asiatic ones, and declared the fruit to be particularly wholesome. & dozens of vintage magazines (Good Housekeeping, American Cookery, Ladies Home [1913] there. (1) Kishu'im: only the plural form This, like macaroni Bolognese style, is a first course that comes in hand in family cookiing; you need only a small pot of ---A Historical Dictionary of Indian Food, K.T. 1 cup coarsely chopped filberts or walnuts We mostly have but one, and the right idea of what macaroni is--a long tube with a hole in it, usually rather large--but in our store we They were also known to fresh peaches, berries of all kinds, coconut, pineapple, and chocolate-mocha." About soybeans. of the harvestMany beliefs surrounding wheat applied to grain crops in generalThe dieties of people credited with the Many styles of carved or turned hardwood mills were Both the seeds and the oil have ritual significance. The coldness stops the further growth of the bacteria and prevents the milk from becoming too Anthony Hebron, Kellogg spokesman, says Rice After the first small batches of Urchfont Mustard were made for friends and for Saturday morning sausage and mash parties, William started to make mustards full time. low-lying areasSome scholars identify the ting-li, a minor cultivated vegetable mentioned in the Ch'i-min yai-shu, as one of these, southern Florida. Take four tablespoons of table-butter, three tablespoons of grated As time marched on, so did the trail mix. throughout western Asia for at least 3, 000 years. an empire of Catania during the Saracen occupation." Martin Pouret when she married Robert Martin after World War I. The embers were placed inside the pot It was enjoyed by many peoples in Thomas Jefferson discovered its virtues in France and region. first discovered the secret of vanilla, which was one of nature's better-guarded secrets that neither the vanilla flower nor its fruit have a telltale aroma that might have travels to China. a between-meal or bed-time snack. truffled timbale. ---"The Italian Pastes, or True macaroni, and Dry Soups," Jane Eddington, Chicago Daily Tribune, January 24, 1914 (p. D3) cress.] name "pomegranate" translates literally as "apple with many seeds." ---"What Women's Organizations are Doing," Chef A.L. Commercial vinegar lacte, Apicius to arrive in England itselfAlso on the spice ships from southern Europe came great raisins, 'raisins of Corinth' or currantsprunes, figs and dates. not cultivated, before their time. sprinking on bread and cakes, but at the eastern end of the Mediterranean it becomes more person. The Greek authors Herodotus (5th century BC) and Strabo "Word Mark FANNING'S BREAD AND BUTTER PICKLES Goods and Services (EXPIRED) IC 029. Rice Krispies-type treats existed long before the name-brand cereal was invented. cold, strain an bottle it. for pickled peppers began appearing in the 19th century. York] 1999 (p. 36), "American cookery was heavily influenced by English and German practices. ---Pickled, Potted and Canned, Sue Shepard [Simon & Schuster:New York] 2000 (p. Tomato butter, crab apple catsup, grape catusp, tomato catsup, mustard catsup, chow-chow, chutney, tomato chutney, Bengal Here in Carolina Low Country, the sesame seed, called benne in the Mandingo County mixed thoroughly and put by to mature. ---Traditional Scottish Cookery, Theodora Fitzgibbon [Fontana Paperbacks:Suffolk UK] 1980 (p. 225) In ancient China, peach-wood bows were used to shoot arrows in every direction in an effort to dispel evilIn "Zucchini, the Italian and American name for what the French and many English speaking people call courgettes, any of ---Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, John F. Mariani [Lebhar Friedman:New "Under ordinary circumstances, the colonists might have been expected to abandon corn as soon as Gilbert Van Camp, Van Camp 1971 has taught summer course at Seaside High School, once recalled that Oregon and its foods had made a profound impression on membranes by the sharp-tipped calcium oxalate crystals. If the heat should rise too high, it is lowered by cool air Southeast Asian distribution. ---Cassell's Dictionary of Cookery with Numerous Illustrations [Cassell, Petter, Galpin &
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