Gullah Geechee Home Cooking: Recipes From The Mother Of Edisto Island Emily Meggett Abrams Αγγλικά Βιβλία Food & Drink Cooking And Baking

The First Major Gullah Geechee Cookbook From “The Matriarch Of Edisto Island ” Who Provides Delicious Recipes And History An Overlooked American Communitythe People Stretches Back Centuries When Enslaved Members This Community Were Historically Isolated Rest South Because Their Location On Sea Islands Coastal Carolina Georgia Today Lowcountry Represents Most Direct Living Link To Traditional Culture Language Foodways West African Ancestors Home Cooking Written By Emily Meggett Is Preeminent At 87 Years Old With More Than 50 Grandchildren Great-Grandchildren A Respected Elder In She Has Lived All Her Life Even Age Still Cooks For Hundreds Out Hallowed Kitchen House Place Pilgrimage Anyone Interest Food Meggett’s Rich Flavorful Though It Also Often Lighter Seasonal Other Types Southern Heirloom Rice Fresh-Caught Seafood Local Game Vegetables Are Key Regional Delicacies Like Fried Oysters Collard Greens Stone-Ground Grits Includes Not Only Accessible But Snippets Family Which Into 19Th Century Both Flavor Testament Syncretism Cultures That Makes So Unique Σελίδες: 256 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0713 Διαστάσεις: 20 3X20 3Cm