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ISBN 10: 0761329137
ISBN 13: 978-0761329138
Author: Loretta Frances Ichord, Jan Davey Ellis
Describes the culinary contributions of different immigrant groups in the United States and includes recipes for German potato salad, Swedish meatballs, Portuguese sweet bread, and Chinese fried rice.
PART I: EARLY IMMIGRANTS SHAPE THE AMERICAN DIET (1565–1879)
• Food and Culture Will Conquer: Swedish Meatballs (Swedish-American)
• German and Irish Immigrants Bring Their Gifts of Food and Tradition: German Potato Salad (German-American)
PART II: GREAT ETHNIC CUISINES ROLL IN (1880–1921)
• Italians Spice Up the American Diet: Gnocchi Potato Pasta (Italian-American)
• Eastern Europeans Introduce Great Sausages and Other Delicacies: Babka Easter-Yeast Cake (Polish-American)
• Jewish Immigrants Share Their Special Culinary Traditions: Matzoh Balls and Chicken Soup (Jewish-American)
• Other Ethnic Groups Add Their Unique Fare: Portuguese Sweetbread (Portuguese-American)
PART III: IMMIGRANTS FROM ASIA BRING THEIR EXOTIC DISHES (1850–1921)
• Chinese Immigrants: Cooks of Fragrant Cuisine: Fried Rice (Chinese-American)
• Japanese Immigrants: Prepare Foods Pleasing to the Eye and the Stomach: Sukiyaki (Japanese-American)
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Tags: Loretta Frances Ichord, Jan Davey Ellis, Pasta, Fried Rice, Matzoh Balls, Immigrant, Cooking, America