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America's Founding Food: The Story of New England Cooking - Softcover

Stavely, Keith

 
9781469627144: America's Founding Food: The Story of New England Cooking

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About the Author

Keith Stavely and Kathleen Fitzgerald--New Englanders, librarians, independent scholars, and husband and wife--live in Jamestown, Rhode Island. Stavely is director of Fall River (Mass.) Public Library and has written several books on Puritanism in both old and New England. Fitzgerald is a librarian at Newport (R.I.) Public Library.|Fitzgerald is a librarian at Newport (R.I.) Public Library.

From the Back Cover

In this unique culinary history, husband and wife team, Keith and Kathleen Stavely, tell how foodstuffs and foodways helped define a new nation. Lobsters, cod, beans, corn, pumpkins, apples, pork, turkey, cider and coffee are just some of the foods the Stavelys highlight in their lively story of New England cookery. From the landing at Pymouth Rock to the 1950s, New England's bounty came to represent American food.

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